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What's the KCTV In Taiwan's public broadcasting field, Kuangchi has always been known as having foresight and a valued pioneer. Notwithstanding being a private organization, Kuangchi has endeavoured for the last four decades in producing programmes that are recreational and of quality and creativity; the influence exercised is no less than government organizations. Since initial establishment, Kuangchi is fully aware of the enormity of effects public broadcasting has over the entire society, nation. Under such precept, the development of the organization has been closely coordinated with the society's pulsation in serving its function role.Since the lifting of Marshall Law, the development of public broadcasting has taken drastic turns, especially with the liberalization of cable TV, which turned media into a new height. Media operations have drawn interests from major conglomerates, corporations; religious groups not at all falling behind also take to boundary free satellite TV. Buddhist groups in cable network at present include Ta Ai (Tzi Chi), Fo Kwang (Fo Kwang Shan) Buddhism (Buddhism Teaching Association) and Fa Chieh channels. Each has its own distinctions and viewing public. During the battle over channel dealership between KG and Rebar, these were the only channels that had remained unaffected as well as co-existing in both groups' system operations. Given such environment, there is considerable room for the Catholic Church to develop. With the excellent niches along with having a voice, Kuangchi has long been ready to set sail toward such destination. ' How to plan a broadcasting system? Positioning? Command of viewing public? Management? Survival in harsh environment? How to achieve recognition? These subjects are Kuangchi's study, development goal. ¡@ ¡@ Contact ¡@ ¡@ |