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CCTV-3

CCTV-3 is the art focused channel of the CCTV (China Central Television) Network in the People's Republic of China. As of 1994, it was receivable in 13% of Guangzhou. Since November 30, 1995, the channel has focused mainly on dance and music broadcasts.

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Owner
China Central Television
Broadcast area
China
CCTV program website
CCTV-3
Country
China
Former names
China Central Television Channel 3 (1986.1.1-1995.11.29, 1999.8.30-2000.12.17), China Central Television Literature and Art Channel (1995.11.30-1996.1.14), China Central Televis…
Launched
1 January 1986

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  • CCTV China Central Television

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CCTV-3

Nodes17
Edges16
Triples11
Avg. degree1.88
Density0.117647
Components1

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CCTV-3

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related to Channel Positioning · 2
CCTV-3 → From, To
Broadcast area · 1
CCTV-3 → China
CCTV program website · 1
CCTV-3 → CCTV-3
Country · 1
CCTV-3 → China
Former names · 1
CCTV-3 → China Central Television Channel 3 (1986.1.1-1995.11.29, 1999.8.30-2000.12.17), China Central Television Literature and Art Channel (1995.11.30-1996.1.14), China Central Televis…
Launched · 1
CCTV-3 → 1 January 1986
Owner · 1
CCTV-3 → China Central Television
Picture format · 1
CCTV-3 → 1080i HDTV (downscaled to 576i for the SD feed)
Website · 1
CCTV-3 → CCTV-3
is a · 1
CCTV-3 → art focused channel of the CCTV

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channel art music dance focused cctv china central television 1995 1986 literature website program entertainment column network people's republic 1994

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
CCTV-3Broadcast areaChina1.00infobox
CCTV-3CCTV program websiteCCTV-31.00infobox
CCTV-3CountryChina1.00infobox
CCTV-3Former namesChina Central Television Channel 3 (1986.1.1-1995.11.29, 1999.8.30-2000.12.17), China Central Television Literature and Art Channel (1995.11.30-1996.1.14), China Central Televis…1.00infobox
CCTV-3Launched1 January 19861.00infobox
CCTV-3OwnerChina Central Television1.00infobox
CCTV-3Picture format1080i HDTV (downscaled to 576i for the SD feed)1.00infobox
CCTV-3WebsiteCCTV-31.00infobox
CCTV-3is aart focused channel of the CCTV0.90text
CCTV-3related to Channel PositioningFrom0.60section
CCTV-3related to Channel PositioningTo0.60section

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