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Tokyo Channel 12 almost went into bankruptcy in 1968. At the time, a television production company was established, with two companies, business newspaper Nihon Keizai Shimbun and the Mainichi Broadcasting System having a central role in the investment. At this time, MBS was affiliated to NET TV (now TV Asahi), which carried out a "key station declaration" at the request of Nikkei, in the form of cross-networking with Tokyo Channel 12 and NET, in October 1969. Both channels either signed a network, or launched a co-production program, by, for example, each other to supply the programs from both stations, to strengthen the relationship. However, the relationship involving MBS and Tokyo Channel 12 disappeared on March 31, 1975, when MBS and ABC swapped their affiliations. Tokyo Channel 12 became an independent channel and remained that way until the start of the 80s.
Then, on March 1, 1982, TV Osaka (TVO) became the first affiliate stations of what came to be TV Tokyo's network of stations. The new network was named Mega TON Network. Although "Mega TON" initially stood for "Megalopolis Tokyo-Osaka Network", the "N" also meant Nagoya, where a third station was planned. TV Aichi (TVA) began broadcasting on September 1, 1983. Also, the "Megalopolis Song Festival" was once broadcast featuring the name of the network.
On October 1, 1985, a fourth station covering Okayama and Kagawa (the Setouchi quasi-Wide Area), named TV Setouchi (TSC), started broadcasting. Because of the expansion, the network changed names on April 1, 1989 to TXN Network (TXN). At the same time, TV Tokyo gained the TX abbreviation from the station's calls. Television Hokkaido in Hokkaido and TVQ Kyushu Broadcasting in Fukuoka began broadcasting in 1989 and 1991, respectively. The network gained their current shape of six stations.
TV Tokyo has and always been by far the largest station in the TXN network and one of the major Tokyo television stations. As such, like the Tokyo television stations themselves and its (former) Canadian counterpart Télé-Métropole (now Groupe TVA), TV Tokyo dominates the network via parent company Nikkei's ownership of shares outstanding in every member station.
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This article may be expanded with text translated from the corresponding article in Japanese December 2009 Click show for important translation instructions View a machine translated version of the Japanese article Machine translation like DeepL or Google Translate is a useful starting point for translations but translators must revise errors as necessary and confirm that the translation is accurate rather than simply copy pasting machine translated text into the English Wikipedia Consider adding a topic to this template there are already 3 294 articles in the main category and specifying topic will aid in categorization Do not translate text that appears unreliable or low quality If possible verify the text with references provided in the foreign language article You must provide copyright attribution in the edit summary accompanying your translation by providing an interlanguage link to the source of your translation A model attribution edit summary is Content in this edit is translated from the existing Japanese Wikipedia article at ja TXN see its history for attribution You should also add the template Translated ja TXN to the talk page For more guidance see Wikipedia Translation Not to be confused with Nasdaq TXN the stock symbol for Texas Instruments For the Texas statewide network see Texas Network TX Network TXN is a commercial television network in Japan owned by Nikkei Inc 1 The TX is taken from the callsign of its flagship station TV Tokyo It is also known as TV Tokyo Network TX NetworkTypeBroadcast television networkCountryJapanAffiliatesTV Tokyo and others see TXN stationsProgrammingPicture format1080i HDTVOwnershipOwnerNikkei Inc owns shares outstanding in every member station HistoryFoundedSeptember 1 1983 as the Megalopolis Tokyo Osaka Okayama Nagoya Network MegaTON Former namesMega TON NetworkLinksWebsiteTXN Official Website in Japanese Contents 1 History 2 TXN stations 3 References 4 External linksHistory EditTokyo Channel 12 almost went into bankruptcy in 1968 At the time a television production company was established with two companies business newspaper Nihon Keizai Shimbun and the Mainichi Broadcasting System having a central role in the investment At this time MBS was affiliated to NET TV now TV Asahi which carried out a key station declaration at the request of Nikkei in the form of cross networking with Tokyo Channel 12 and NET in October 1969 Both channels either signed a network or launched a co production program by for example each other to supply the programs from both stations to strengthen the relationship However the relationship involving MBS and Tokyo Channel 12 disappeared on March 31 1975 when MBS and ABC swapped their affiliations Tokyo Channel 12 became an independent channel and remained that way until the start of the 80s Then on March 1 1982 TV Osaka TVO became the first affiliate stations of what came to be TV Tokyo s network of stations The new network was named Mega TON Network Although Mega TON initially stood for Megalopolis Tokyo Osaka Network the N also meant Nagoya where a third station was planned TV Aichi TVA began broadcasting on September 1 1983 Also the Megalopolis Song Festival was once broadcast featuring the name of the network On October 1 1985 a fourth station covering Okayama and Kagawa the Setouchi quasi Wide Area named TV Setouchi TSC started broadcasting Because of the expansion the network changed names on April 1 1989 to TXN Network TXN At the same time TV Tokyo gained the TX abbreviation from the station s calls Television Hokkaido in Hokkaido and TVQ Kyushu Broadcasting in Fukuoka began broadcasting in 1989 and 1991 respectively The network gained their current shape of six stations TV Tokyo has and always been by far the largest station in the TXN network and one of the major Tokyo television stations As such like the Tokyo television stations themselves and its former Canadian counterpart Tele Metropole now Groupe TVA TV Tokyo dominates the network via parent company Nikkei s ownership of shares outstanding in every member station TXN stations Edit Digital channel assignments of TXN affiliates Station abbreviation Station Call sign Channel LCN Prefecture s TX TV TOKYO テレビ東京 JOTX DTV 23 7 KantōTVO TV Osaka テレビ大阪 JOBH DTV 18 Osaka Kyoto and HyōgoTVA TV Aichi テレビ愛知 JOCI DTV 23 10 AichiTVQ TVQ Kyushu Hoso TVQ九州放送 JOTY DTV 26 7 FukuokaTVh TV Hokkaidō テレビ北海道 JOHI DTV 14 Hokkaidō TōhokuTSC TV Setouchi テレビせとうち JOPH DTV 18 Kagawa and OkayamaThere no affiliates in Tohoku Hokuriku Shinetsu and Okinawa Prefectures JAITS members in Tokai and Kansai Regions air select TV Tokyo programming BS TX BS TV TOKYO BSテレ東 N A Nationwide via Broadcasting SatelliteReferences Edit Broadcasting Nikkei Inc Archived from the original on 2008 04 17 External links EditTXN corporate in Japanese Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title TX Network amp oldid 1128955503, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
