Ptv

PTV is an acronym that can refer to several organizations and concepts across different countries. The most widely recognized uses are in broadcasting and public transport administration.

Pakistan Television Corporation, commonly abbreviated PTV, is the state-owned television broadcaster of Pakistan. Established in the 1960s, it operates multiple channels and serves as a public-television service within the national media landscape, offering news, entertainment, and educational programming.

People’s Television Network, also known as PTV, is a government-owned broadcast network in the Philippines. It operates as part of the country’s public media framework, delivering news, public affairs, and educational programming alongside other government and private networks.

Public Transport Victoria, abbreviated PTV, was the Victorian Government authority charged with planning, coordinating, and promoting the state’s public transport system. It managed network planning, timetable integration, and ticketing interfaces, with its responsibilities subsequently redistributed to other agencies as part of ongoing government reforms.

There are other uses of the PTV acronym in different contexts, including smaller broadcasters, government departments, or specialized terms. Because the acronym covers multiple entities, readers seeking a specific PTV should consider the country or sector in question and consult disambiguation resources if necessary.