Not to be confused with RCTV.

Rajawali Citra Televisi Indonesia (RCTI)
RCTI Logo
Launched	August 24, 1989
Owned by	PT Rajawali Citra Televisi Indonesia (fully owned by Media Nusantara Citra[1])
Slogan	"Oke"
Country	Indonesia
Broadcast area	Free To Air/Cable/Satellite
Sister channel(s)	Global TV, TPI
Website	www.rcti.tv
Availability
Satellite
Indovision	Channel 80
TelkomVision	Channel 16
Cable
First Media	Channel 15
TelkomVision	Channel 16
IndosatM2	Channel 16
Internet television
MIVO.TV	www.mivo.tv

RCTI (Rajawali Citra Televisi Indonesia) is Indonesia's first privately owned television network and is based in West Jakarta. RCTI broadcasts Indonesian Idol. It also broadcasts sinetron (soap operas), films, news and current affairs, reality shows and religious programs. Its news and current affairs programs include Seputar Indonesia (Around Indonesia) and Buletin Malam (Nightly Bulletin). Presenters include Ade Novit, Atika Suri, Desi Anwar and Helmi Johannes.

[edit] Background

In 1989, state broadcaster TVRI lost its monopoly when the government's sixth Five-Year Plan allowed private TV stations to begin broadcasting. RCTI first went on-air on 24 August 1989 broadcasting in Jakarta as a local station and was awarded a nationwide license one year later. It now has 48 relay stations around Indonesia and reaches 180 million viewers. It is 100 percent owned by PT Media Nusantara Citra (MNC), which also owns Global TV and 75 percent of TPI, both private Indonesian TV stations^[2][3][4]

[edit] Programming

RCTI's first logo, used prior from its foundation until 2000

RCTI's logo used from 2000 to present

[edit] News

• Seputar Indonesia Pagi
• Seputar Indonesia Siang
• Seputar Indonesia
• Seputar Indonesia Malam

[edit] Quiz shows

• Siapa Lebih Berani
• Tebak Gambar
• Who wants to be a millionaire

[edit] Cartoons

• George of the Jungle
• Crayon Shincan
• Casper Scare School
• Doraemon
• Crayon Shin-chan

[edit] Music

• Hits
• Musik Dashyat

[edit] Sports

RCTI broadcast the 2004 UEFA European Football Championship and in 2008 (together with TPI, Global TV and Indovision) broadcast UEFA Euro 2008 from 7 - 30 June 2008.

• UEFA Champions League
• Serie A
• FIFA World Cup, broadcast twice of FIFA World Cup tournaments. First was in 2002 FIFA World Cup. And in 2006 FIFA World Cup, it has loss the broadcast to another Indonesian television station, SCTV. And in 2010 FIFA World Cup, RCTI again broadcast the tournament and accepted as licensed broadcaster from FIFA.

[edit] RCTI slogans

[edit] See also

• List of TV Stations in Indonesia

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Official Site (Indonesian)

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