vetítésnél

Vetítésnél is a Hungarian television network, previously known as VTV (Vas Megyei Televízió), which was launched in 1996. Initially, it served as the public television service for Vas county in western Hungary. Over time, the network's coverage area expanded, and it eventually became a regional television service for the entire country.

The network's primary focus was on providing local and regional content, including news, current events, and cultural programming. Vetítésnél retained its independence and autonomy as a regional broadcast entity within the Hungarian public television system. In 2011, it adopted its current name, which roughly translates to "at the broadcast" in English.

Throughout its operation, Vetítésnél has maintained a commitment to regional programming, catering to the needs and interests of the Hungarian population in western and central Hungary. The network's offerings included news programs, discussion shows, interviews, and documentaries, often focusing on local issues, events, and figures.

Despite the proliferation of digital media and changes in television consumption habits, Vetítésnél continued to operate as a vital component of Hungarian public television, bridging the gap between centralized broadcasting and regional programming. As part of the country's efforts to decentralize media services, Vetítésnél played a significant role in providing diverse content and viewpoints, reflecting the country's regional identity and diversity.