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TV5 channel or the former Tehran Network, was born on December 5, 1374 and joined the Sima network. Tehran Sima network was the first provincial network in Iran, which started its activity in its early years by broadcasting 5 hours of programs daily for Tehran viewers.

This network was established with the aim of responding to the urban, social, cultural, religious and political needs of Tehran province, reflecting and explaining related issues and issues. Behrouz Mofid managed this network in the early years.

In the early years, the former capital network was able to bring a large audience with it by using live programs and new program production structures such as Ramadan celebration, Good night Tehran, and… and the broadcasting hours of this network reached 12 hours. Darshahr, Drastan, Tehran 20, Big Race, Salam Tehran, Ranginkaman and memorable comic series like Powerchain were among the most watched programs of this network in those years.

“Five network, your network” was the main slogan of this network, which was always repeated in its picture frame for the audience. Maybe this feature would make the Tehrani audience feel more connected to their network. A network that, in addition to filling the viewers’ free time, paid special attention to the urban issues of Tehrani citizens in various cultural, social, welfare and sports fields, etc.

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TV3 was established on 14 December 1372 with youth-friendly programs. In the beginning, this network was broadcast on a very high frequency for a while, and in the second half of the 1970s, it was transferred to an ultra-high frequency; Therefore, at that time, some old TVs like Pars were equipped with a separate tuner to receive UHF.

In the beginning, this network used to broadcast 3.5 hours of programs, and from 14 December 1378, it started broadcasting 24 hours a day. The Three Network was established in the years when the country was changing. The publication of Hamshahri as Iran’s first color newspaper, the establishment of Shahrvand chain stores in Tehran, as well as the release of video, followed by the establishment of video clubs; The need for a television network that is youth-friendly and different was felt more than ever.

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