The Persian section of Voice of America is expanding its television programming to seven nights a week. Starting Sunday, July 6, 2003, corresponding to Tir 15, 1382, the Persian section's TV program titled 'News & Views' will begin broadcasting from Washington. This program will feature the latest news from Iran and around the world, along with reports and expert opinions, airing every night from 9:30 PM to 10 PM Tehran time (1 PM to 1:30 PM Washington time) on regular television satellites and standard radio wavelengths. An additional frequency for viewing the new Voice of America TV program on the Telstar satellite has been launched, and here are the technical details: satellite receiver owners must enter the following four details into their devices: Frequency: 12.581 GHz, Polarization: Horizontal, Symbol rate: 19288, FEC: 3/4.
Voice of America Persian Section Expands TV Programming to Seven Nights a Week - 2003-07-03
Voice of America’s Persian section is launching a new TV program, 'News & Views', which will air seven nights a week starting July 6, 2003. This program will provide news and expert commentary on Iran and global affairs. This expansion reflects an effort to enhance media outreach to Persian-speaking audiences.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
Voice of America’s Persian section is expanding its TV programming to seven nights a week, starting July 6, 2003, with a new program called 'News & Views' that will cover news from Iran and around the world.
- The program will air nightly from 9:30 PM to 10 PM Tehran time.
- An additional frequency for viewing has been launched on the Telstar satellite.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has a history of media censorship, and foreign news outlets like VOA play a crucial role in providing information to the Iranian public.
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