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I added the English translation of the Dutch name because visitors of the English wiki might not understand the Dutch name. I used the name that the VRT uses on their website. (Flemish Radio and Television Network)http://www.vrt.be/vrt_master/over/vrt_aboutvrt_activities/index.shtml--Lamadude (talk)17:37, 24 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Should most mentions of "Dutch" in this article be changed to "Flemish"?Unsigned comment byUser: John259

No, of course not. There is not a single Belgian tv station that broadcasts in Flemish, as it is a Dutch dialect. Rex 20:03, 21 July 2006 (UTC)On the contrary, in my opinion none broadcast in Dutch or French. Some broadcast in Flemish, others in the Walloon Language. Agreed Flemish is a dialect of Dutch and Walloon a dialect of French but I don't see how that alters the fact. I think the people in the Flemish speaking part of Belgium would object very strongly to anyone saying they spoke Dutch! However, how can we best resolve this? How about changing the VRT article to read "Flemish, a dialect of Dutch" and "Walloon, a dialect ofUser: John259[reply]

As far I know Walloon isn't a dialect of French, but just another language d'oil.Maybe you 're confusing it withBelgian French, the language of francophone tv stations.

As far as I know, and I know quite a lot of Flemish people, the Flemings get offended when you say they speak Flemish, as they interpret it as if they speak dialectic, rather than standard Dutch. The language of Flanders is Dutch, not Flemish. Flemish is in fact the smallest dialectal group within Flanders behind Limburgish and Brabantian.

 Rex 21:30, 21 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Rex: Fair enough.However, as the VRT article now reads it suggests they showed programmes originating from the Netherlands and France. It needs the word "language" in there to make it clear I think.Currently:BRT was only broadcasting Dutch programs whereas RTBF, the public broadcaster of Wallonia, was only broadcasting French programs.Suggested change:BRT was only broadcasting Dutch language programs whereas RTBF, the public broadcaster of Wallonia, was only broadcasting French language programs.Are you happy for me to make that change? Or feel free to make it yourself if you think it's ok. - John

No I think it's fine as it is now. Rex 08:23, 22 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Rex: I changed it, hope you don't mind. As it was previously it could very easily be read as saying BRT was only broadcasting programmes that were made in the Netherlands and RTBF was only broadcasting programmes that were made in France. John

Any beligian people whom grew up onTip en Tap too (which was produced by BRT) are more than welcome to come over and help add stuff to that article.Acidburn24m20:06, 29 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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"This reorganisation changed the public broadcaster, since the TV monopoly and the creation of VTM, into a dynamic and powerful service that is currently (2009) the market leader." I'm a bit tired and hungry now and not sure I want to go into trying to change it into something better myself, but I can tell it's not really good. The "since" clause doesn't seem to fit in well grammatically (should "since" be "after"?) and "dynamic and powerful" is not neutral language.Ever wonder (talk)17:13, 27 April 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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