Mexico City, November 21. It was the United Nations General Assembly that proclaimed November 21 as World Television Day and invited States to promote exchanges of programs focused on peace, security, economic and social development, and culture.
In Mexico, the body that supervises radio, television and cinematography content for its classification, transmission, marketing, distribution and exhibition is the General Directorate of Radio, Television and Cinematography (RTC).
In a statement, the Ministry of the Interior (Segob) said that it also coordinates and technically supervises the transmission, link and distribution of official programs in the media and the chains of radio and television stations in the country.
And it was the Mexican scientist, researcher, engineer and inventor Guillermo González Camarena, who, from the bathroom of his house, located at number 74 Havre Street, Mexico City, revolutionized the way of entertaining the world. . He made the first black and white television broadcast on August 19, 1946.
Currently, Segob mentioned, the transformation of television does not only respond to technological advancement, it is determined by the growing migration of viewers towards new ways of disseminating and consuming content. Public and private television compete with live broadcasts, social networks and pay television.
2023-11-21 23:51:49
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