rok tv
 |
|
|---|---|
| TV station ( public service ) | |
| Program type | Division program |
| reception | electric wire |
| Image resolution | ( Entry missing ) |
| Start of transmission | November 15, 1997 |
| language | German |
| Broadcaster | Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Media Authority |
| executive Director | Sören Köhn (Head) |
| Program director | Soeren Koehn |
| List of TV channels | |
| Website | |
rok-tv (short for: "Rostocker Offener Kanal Fernsehen") is a television station in Rostock , is operated as an open channel and is an institution of the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Media Authority (MMV). It is located in the eastern old town of Rostock.
Principles and principles
The financing is provided proportionally from two percent of the income by the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania media company. The citizens of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania have the opportunity to produce programs on their own responsibility and to broadcast them on the local television station.
Registration as a user and participation in technology courses is a prerequisite in order to be able to borrow or use the required technology. The condition for the free use of the equipment is the submission of a broadcast.
Content and programs in the citizen broadcaster are self-designed and designed. The television technology is operated by the citizens and used according to their ideas. Use of the technology and rooms in rok-tv is free of charge. All contributions are sent unabridged and uncensored.
The station is not commercial, which is why any kind of advertising , including religious and political, is prohibited.
Main objectives
- To offer people interested in media technology the technical prerequisites for their creativity
- reflect communal processes
- encourage local communication
- to make the way television works transparent and tangible
- To make television yourself
- Applying media democracy in practice
- professional orientation
- to support media education in schools
- school networking
History and numbers
The story of the citizen broadcaster rok-tv begins in November 1997 in the Rostock cable network on channel 12. Since then, more than 3800 users (as of 2010) of all ages have contributed with contributions.
In August 2006 the citizen broadcaster recorded 3219 users. This corresponds to around 1.6 percent of the total population of the Hanseatic city of Rostock. The average age of the users was around 34 years. At 62 percent (1,979) there are more male users than female (1,240). The young and middle age groups (under 18 to 35 years) are clearly ahead with 2,254 registered users compared to the older age groups (36 to over 65 years) with 934 registered users. In 10 years, the seven rok-tv employees conveyed their knowledge and experience in 360 camera briefings. On average, a course or a total of around 1100 hours of camera-only instruction was offered about every 10 days. In 10 years the rok-tv employees conveyed their knowledge and experience in 360 editing suite briefings. This also corresponds to a course every 10 days (a total of approx. 1100 hours of pure editing suite instruction). In 10 years, the rok-tv staff also carried out 120 studio instructions. This corresponds to approx. One instruction per month or approx. 360 hours of pure studio instruction. 10 years of rok-tv are equivalent to around 1300 broadcast days. Around 3,250 hours of non-commercial citizen programs were broadcast (not counting the regular repetitions).
TV in Schwerin
Television in Schwerin ("FiSCH-TV") has been on the air as a branch since 2005. As a cooperation of the Schweriner Jugendring e. V. and the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Media Authority, television in Schwerin offers citizens the technical prerequisites to put ideas and projects into practice. In Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania there is still a Neubrandenburg radio station “ NB-Radiotreff 88.0 ”, which works according to the same principle, with branches in Malchin “Welle Kummerower See” and Greifswald “radio 98eins”. Since autumn 2006, a further 5000 households have been reached by feeding into the Bad Doberan cable network.
Studio and technology
In the rooms of the rok-tv, the producers have a television studio (100 m²) on more than 500 m², from which live broadcasts can also be broadcast, viewing and editing rooms as well as group and seminar rooms. The studio in rok-tv is equipped with three television cameras, a lighting system and a picture control room. It is also possible to work in the blue box process there.
Contributions (selection)
The large number of users is reflected in the diversity of the contributions and the program. A small selection of the previous contributions:
- the local magazine "Wir von Hier" (partly live broadcast; panel discussion and articles on current local topics and events; once a month)
- Stubnitz Radio Show (mostly live from the studio; different genre of music on special topics; once a week)
- pop10 (trend, scene and music magazine from Magdeburg; once a week)
- Friendship Square (students produced a Rostock soap)
- Fairy tale hour for children (studio recording)
- Travel documentation
- Animal friends (animal mediation by elementary school students at a Rostock school)
- various theme days (Mondays, if planned)
The formats listed above usually have fixed slots.
In addition, some contributions from the open channels are published in the MMV media library.
literature
- Statutes of the MMV on the design: implementation and financing of the open channels in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania from February 24, 2010
- LRZ MV, public law institution: mandate, structure and tasks of the LRZ (Schwerin 2005)
- Local television analysis 2004. Analysis of the local television stations in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (Ed .: LRZ MV)
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ 15 years of citizens' television in Rostock. medienanstalt-mv.de, November 15, 2012
- ↑ OK-Fernsehen, p. 10 in the directory citizen and training media - as of April 2016 (PDF file)