Belgian Radio and Television Broadcasting

Summary

Belgian Radio and Television Broadcasting is a public broadcaster^[1].

Key Facts

• Belgian Radio and Television Broadcasting is in the country of Belgium^[2].
• Belgian Radio and Television Broadcasting's instance of is recorded as public broadcaster^[3].
• Belgian Radio and Television Broadcasting's founder is recorded as Pierre Harmel^[4].
• Belgian Radio and Television Broadcasting is owned by Federal Government of Belgium^[5].
• Belgian Radio and Television Broadcasting's headquarters location is recorded as Schaerbeek^[6].
• Belgian Radio and Television Broadcasting's child organization or unit is recorded as Brussels Philharmonic^[7].
• Belgian Radio and Television Broadcasting's child organization or unit is recorded as Vlaams Radiokoor^[8].
• May 18, 1960 marks the founding of Belgian Radio and Television Broadcasting^[9].
• Belgian Radio and Television Broadcasting was dissolved in April 16, 1997^[10].
• Belgian Radio and Television Broadcasting's replaces is recorded as National institute for Radio Broadcast^[11].
• Belgian Radio and Television Broadcasting's replaced by is recorded as Flemish Radio and Television Broadcasting Organization^[12].
• Belgian Radio and Television Broadcasting's legal form is recorded as public institution^[13].
• Belgian Radio and Television Broadcasting's short name is recorded as BRT^[14].

Body

Founding

Belgian Radio and Television Broadcasting's founder is recorded as Pierre Harmel^[4]. May 18, 1960 marks the founding of it^[9].

Identity

Belgian Radio and Television Broadcasting's short name is recorded as BRT^[14].

Operations

Belgian Radio and Television Broadcasting's headquarters location is recorded as Schaerbeek^[6]. Subsidiaries include Brussels Philharmonic^[7], a symphony orchestra^[15], in Belgium^[16], founded in 1935^[17], headquartered in Ixelles^[18] and Vlaams Radiokoor^[8], a chamber choir^[19], in Belgium^[20], founded in 1937^[21].

Ownership

Belgian Radio and Television Broadcasting is owned by Federal Government of Belgium^[5].

Dissolution

Belgian Radio and Television Broadcasting was dissolved in April 16, 1997^[10].