World Indigenous Television Broadcasters Network
Formation | March 2008 |
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Type | Union of broadcasting organisations |
Headquarters | Taiwan (2010-2012) New Zealand (2008-2010) |
Membership | 12 active members |
Official language | Irish (Gaeilge), Scottish Gaelic (Gàidhlig), Welsh (Cymraeg), Maori (Te Reo, Taiwan Indigenous Languages) |
Website |
witbn |
The World Indigenous Television Broadcasters Network (WITBN) is a confederation of 10 broadcasting organisations from 10 countries. Members are radio and television companies, most of which are government-owned public service broadcasters or privately owned stations with public missions.[1]
Members
- AUS: NITV
- CAN: APTN
- FIN: YLE Sámi Radio
- IRL: TG4
- GBR: S4C
- GBR: BBC Alba
- NZL: Māori Television
- NZL: Te Reo
- NOR: NRK Sámi Radio
- ZAF: SABC
- SWE SR Sápmi
- TWN: Hakka TV
- TWN: TITV
- TWN: PTS
- THA: Thai PBS
- USA: FNX
- USA: PIC
- USA: Oiwi TV
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