Digital TV rushes to the rescue: how television will “save” the summer holidays
29 May 2020, Friday
For the first time the International Children's Day and the beginning of summer holidays will be held in unusual conditions: children's camps are closed, there are no excursions, team sports are not recommended. Television takes on the functions of learning and entertainment.
In 2019, Russia completed the transition to digital television. Nowadays, 100 per cent of residents can receive 20 TV channels in excellent quality without a monthly fee. Of these, 98.4% - from the RTRS television network, 1.6% - directly from the satellite.
The "digit" gave children and adolescents the freedom in choosing when watching television.
Using materials of Russian TV and Radiobroadcasting Network's Press Office
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