Broadcasting year 1986
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Other events
General
- Panasonic is launching the MII analog video standard in response to Sony's widespread TV Betacam system . This format was mainly used by American and Japanese television companies for current reporting until the late 1980s.
- Sony introduces Betacam SP , a further development of Betacam. The format was standard at numerous television companies well into the 1990s.
- March 2nd - The Waldheim affair begins with a series of articles published in the magazine " Profil" , " Waldheim and SA" by Austrian journalist Hubertus Czernin .
- April 14th - The Chaos Computer Club (CCC) is founded in Hamburg as a registered association (eV), an association of hackers who advocate the right to "cross-border freedom of communication".
- June - French Prime Minister Jacques Chirac proposes the privatization of one of the three public television channels in France. Ultimately, the choice falls on TF1 .
- November 4th - In its 4th broadcast judgment , the German Federal Constitutional Court states that private broadcasting is permissible in the Federal Republic under certain conditions.
Radio
- REM , one of the first computer programs on German-speaking radio, starts on Radio DDR II .
- February 9 - The ORF radio broadcasts the last edition of the Sunday morning matinee, which has been broadcast since 1946. What's new? out.
- March 7th - The youth program of the GDR radio , DT64 , becomes an independent, fourth GDR radio chain.
- April 30th - Four different radio stations in Rhineland-Palatinate go on air: PRO Radio 4, Radio85, RPR and the Linksrheinische Rundfunk (LR). They broadcast on a transmitter chain at different times, known as frequency splitting. While PRO Radio 4 and RPR are commercially oriented broadcasters, the Mainz- based LR brings an alternative and commercial radio program. Eventually, all three of them will merge to form Radio RPR , Germany's first nationwide private radio program.
- September - On the occasion of the 200th anniversary of Goethe's trip to Italy, the Ö3 broadcast Die Musicbox begins the travel documentary series Italian journeys designed by Michael Schrott , which explores the present of Italy and its problems in Goethe's footsteps.
- July 1st - Radio Schleswig-Holstein (RSH) starts broadcasting. RSH is regarded as the first nationwide private radio station with a full 24-hour program.
- October 6th - hr4 goes on air as the fourth radio program of the Hessischer Rundfunk .
- October 22 - New York broadcaster WNBC's traffic reporter Jane Dornacker dies in a helicopter accident while on the air.
- December 1st - Bremen Vier begins operations as the fourth radio station on Radio Bremen .
- December 3 - Four local radio stations start their terrestrial broadcasting operations in Nuremberg : Radio F and Radio Charivari (both available in the cable network since February, Charivari previously under the name Neue Welle Franken ), as well as new Radio N1 (cable from December 1) and Radio gong .
- December 31st - Radio Hamburg goes on air.
watch TV
- January 4th - The US crime series Simon & Simon can be seen for the first time on First German Television .
- January 24th - The 43rd Golden Globes are awarded for the television series Murder is Her Hobby and Golden Girls .
- January 29th - The ARD broadcasts its most expensive show to date , the birthday of the future - 100 years of the automobile and it receives negative reviews.
- February 14th - American musician Frank Zappa has a guest appearance as underworld boss Mr. Frankie in the crime series Miami Vice .
- February 17th - ARD broadcasts the first episode of the Liebling Kreuzberg entertainment series with Manfred Krug in the role of lawyer Robert Liebling on the First German Television.
- February 23 - GDR television broadcasts the first episode of the self-produced series Treffpunkt Flughafen .
- March 8 - In the WDF of the WDR is the live broadcast good mood! to see.
- March 15 - The final episode of the entertainment show Let's Go airs.
- March 15th - The first German television broadcasts the last Rockpalast night .
- March 29th - Start of the ARD 1 Plus culture channel .
- March 30th - The funniest breakdown show bankruptcies, bad luck and breakdowns by Max Schautzer is broadcast for the first time on First German Television.
- April 1st - The ORF broadcasts a live edition of the Club 2 discussion series from Moscow. Host Paul Lendvai will discuss the topic of the Soviet Union today with Erhard Busek and Hans Rauscher, among others .
- April 6th - ZDF takes over The Three Legged Rulers for the first time
- April 9th - The English series In the best circles can be seen for the first time at the FSO of the BR .
- April 17 - The German crime series Detective Office Roth premieres on ARD on First German Television.
- April 21 - The WDR is the documentation The Armenian question longer exists by Ralph Giordano to see. The film about the Armenian genocide leads to such violent protests from the Turkish side that it is no longer broadcast for two decades and disappears in the station's Remota archive.
- April 22nd - The US action series Airwolf premieres on Sat.1 .
- April 24th - On ZDF starts for the first time These were hits .
- May 26th - The Springfield story starts exclusively on RTLplus .
- June 2nd - The Monday Family starts on First German Television .
- June 23 - The one-hour crime series from the USA Agentin mit Herz starts on ZDF .
- June 29th - The annual summer edition ZDF-Fernsehgarten celebrates its premiere.
- July 7th - The series Das Tal der Pappeln begins on RTLplus .
- September 3rd - The German-Austrian series Save me, who can can be seen on ZDF.
- September 8 - The first episode of the Oprah Winfrey Show airs in the US .
- September 9th - The spy series from Great Britain Reilly - Spy of the Spies is shown for the first time on the First German Television.
- September 6th - ORF 2 broadcasts the lottery drawing 6 out of 45 live for the first time .
- September 22nd - The television series Kir Royal by Helmut Dietl has its television premiere.
- September 25th - The children's series from Poland Die Kinder vom Mühlental can be seen for the first time on First German Television.
- September 25th - The German television series SY Arche Noah begins on ZDF .
- October 5th - The German television series Lenz or Freedom can be seen for the first time on First German Television.
- October 8th - The half-hour comedy show Sender Frikadelle can be seen for the first time on First German Television .
- Oct. 9 - The privately owned Fox Broadcasting Company , owned by Rupert Murdoch- controlled News Corporation , begins operations in New York City . In the 1980s, the broadcaster was still producing global audience hits such as A Terribly Nice Family or The Simpsons .
- October 12th - The children 's series Janoschs Traumstunde celebrates its premiere on the First German Television .
- October 21 - The family series Die Wicherts from next door premieres on ZDF.
- October 22nd - The two-part television film Segeln macht frei can be seen for the first time on First German Television.
- October 24th - The 10-part miniseries from Great Britain and the USA Shaka Zulu can be seen on ZDF.
- October 29th - The television series In the best company premieres at the FSO of the BR.
- October 31 - The ORF broadcasts the first part of the three-part television film, co-produced with ARD and Swiss television, With my hot tears, about stations from the life of the composer Franz Schubert .
- November 24th - The Brazilian telenovela Die Sklavin Isaura can be seen for the first time on First German Television.
- December 4th - ZDF broadcasts Hard to believe for the first time .
- December 6th - The US series Miami Vice can be seen in German for the first time on First German Television .
- December 16 - The police series Großstadtrevier premieres on First German Television.
- December 21st - The science fiction series Street Hawk starts on RTLplus .
- December 31st - The Australian series Bellamy can be seen on RTLplus .
Born
- July 2 - Lindsay Lohan , American child star, actress, and singer is born in New York City .
Died
- January 29 - Jörg Mauthe , Austrian liberal-conservative cultural politician, writer and radio editor (satirical program Der Watschenmann , 1950–1955, 1967–1974) dies at the age of 61 in Vienna .
- March 6th - Cläre Schimmel , German radio play director, actress and opera singer dies at the age of 84 in her native city of Stuttgart . From 1945 to 1967 she was senior game director at SDR in Stuttgart.
- April 9th - Heinz Conrads , Austrian actor, Wienerlied interpreter and radio presenter, dies at the age of 72 in Vienna.
- April 26th - Lou van Burg , German-Dutch showmaster ( The Golden Shot ) dies at the age of 68 in Munich .
- May 18 - Peter Wehle , Austrian cabaret artist and author, dies in Vienna at the age of 72. Wehle belonged together with Gerhard Bronner and Lore Krainer to the first team of the 1978 re-established cabaret show Der Guglhupf .
- June 14 - Marlin Perkins , American zoologist and television personality, dies at the age of 81 in Missouri, USA . Perkins was best known for the nature film series In the Realm of the Wild Animals .
- July 15 - Florence Halop , American actress and comedian, dies at the age of 63. Halop was best known on the CBS and later NBC-produced radio comedy Duffy's Tavern.
- September 18 - Pat Phoenix, British actress, dies near Manchester at the age of 61 . Phoenix was best known for the role of Elsie Tanner in the long-term series Coronation Street .
- September 29th - Helmut Qualtinger , Austrian cabaret artist, writer and actor, dies shortly before his 58th birthday in Vienna.
- December 26th - Elsa Lanchester , British actress, dies at the age of 84 in Woodland Hills , ( California ).
- December 26th - Herwig Walter , German actor dies at the age of 75 in Abenberg near Nuremberg .
See also
Web links
- Gijsbert Hinnen: International radio and television chronicle. In: rfcb.ch. Archived from the original on March 12, 2016 ; accessed on March 12, 2016 .
- TV programs from yesterday and the day before yesterday : TV Chronicle 1980–1997
Individual evidence
- ↑ MII (videocassette format) in the English language Wikipedia
- ^ BR Chronicle: The BR in Competition I 1984 to 1989 . ( Page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. BR-Online, accessed February 21, 2009.
- ↑ rpr1.de ( page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ^ Italian travels: tape instead of writing instrument . ( Memento of the original from September 7, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Ö1-online, accessed on October 6, 2009.
- ^ Peace for unredeemed souls . In: Der Spiegel . No. 16 , 2010 ( online ).
- ↑ Pat Phoenix in the English language Wikipedia