BBC Four
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| TV station ( public service ) | |
| Program type | shares its program with CBeebies |
| reception | digital , cable , satellite & DVB-T |
| Image resolution | ( Entry missing ) |
| Start of transmission | March 2, 2002 |
| Broadcaster | BBC |
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The TV channel BBC Four belongs to the BBC group. It emerged in 2002 from the previously existing BBC Knowledge , which started in 1999. The average market share in September 2006 was 0.7%. The station's program focus is on art and science . BBC Four's program will be part of a children's channel (CBeebies) from 04:00 to 19:00 (GMT).
Directors
- 2002-2004: Roly Keating
- 2004-2008: Janice Hadlow
- 2008-2013: Richard Klein
- 2013–2014: Janice Hadlow (acting)
- Since 2014: Adam Barker
broadcasts
Since May 2007 there has been World News Today on weekdays , a news program that comes immediately after the main and regional news from BBC One and supplements them with current global political issues.
Reception in Germany
The television station can be received in western Germany via the satellites Astra 2E (SD) and Astra 2F (HD) at 28.2 ° East.
| TV programs: |
BBC One •
BBC Two •
BBC Four •
BBC News •
BBC Parliament •
CBeebies •
CBBC •
BBC Scotland •
BBC One Scotland •
BBC Alba • |
| International channels: |
BBC America •
BBC Canada •
BBC Brit •
BBC Earth •
BBC First •
CBeebies •
BBC Entertainment •
BBC Lifestyle •
BBC Arabic Television • |
| Joint venture: |
Animal Planet • UKTV (United Kingdom and Ireland) |
| No longer existing channels: |
BBC Choice • BBC Food • BBC Japan • BBC Kids (Canada) • BBC Knowledge (UK) • People + Arts • BBC Prime • BBC Three • BBC TV Europe • BBC World Service Television • BBC 2W • BBC Two Scotland |
| Other channels: |
BBC Cymru Wales • BBC English Regions • BBC Northern Ireland • BBC Scotland • BBC Studios (International) |
| Services: |