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National television network in Belarus

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Television channel

Capital Television (CTV)
Сталічнае тэлебачанне (СТБ)
Programming

Country	Belarus
Headquarters	Minsk,Belarus
Languages	Belarusian,Russian
History
Launched	1 January 2001; 24 years ago (2001-01-01)
Links
Website	ctv.by
Availability

Terrestrial
DVB-T	MUX 1 (5)

Capital Television (CTV) (Belarusian:СТБ (Сталічнае тэлебачанне)) is a state-owned TV channel inBelarus covering the whole country.^[1]

The correspondingclosed joint-stock company "Russian:Столичное телевидение" was registered on October 19, 2000, and its first broadcast was on January 1, 2001. Initially it covered only the news from the capital city ofMinsk, since 2005, the coverage includes the whole country.^[1]

In December 2009, the channel airedThe Theorists, a shot-for-shot clone ofThe Big Bang Theory. Weeks after the initial airing,Chuck Lorre addressed the issue in one of his vanity plates, where it was revealed that the series was sent to Warner Bros. Television's legal department, whose officials states that suing for copyright infringement in Belarus was impossible.^[2] STV ceased airing the series after just four episodes on air.^[3]

Since October 2017 CTV started broadcasting inHDTV format.^[4]