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TVCG 2

Field	Value
name	TVCG 2
logo	TVCG 2 Logo 2024.svg
logo_upright	0.25
launch_date
picture_format	1080i (16:9) (HDTV)
owner	RTCG
country	Montenegro
headquarters	Podgorica
sister_channels
former_names	Televizija Titograd (1977–1991)
website
terr_serv_1	Digital
terr_chan_1	Channel 2

TVCG 2 is the second channel of Montenegrin broadcaster RTCG. The channel specializes in sports and minority interest programming. Until the creation of TVCG 3, the channel also aired live broadcasts from the Parliament of Montenegro.

History

Radio Television Titograd started broadcasting a second channel in the early 1970s on UHF channel 37 from Bjelasica. During the Yugoslav era, RTT 2 relayed RTB 2 from Belgrade.

By 2004, TVCG 2 aired a handful of Latin American telenovelas in its schedule. The channel also aired Studio Sport 2, a daily sports news service with two editions.

In March 2020, due to the pandemic, TVCG 2 started airing classes in the Albanian language, limited to the language and mathematics.

Following the implementation of RTCG's new brand identity in 2024, TVCG 2's signature color became yellow. The new channel logo was seen with controversy from netizens, as the 2 resembled the Russian military symbol Z. The Ukrainian embassy in Montenegro sent a letter to RTCG, while the broadcaster denied these allegations.

References

"Public Service Media in Montenegro - a Leaf Aflutter in the Wind".
(1977). "Television Factbook".
(3 June 2022). "Radio TV Forum-Nostalgični RTV press clipping".
(4 August 2004). "Radio Televizija Crne Gore - ONLINE".
(1 October 2003). "Radio Televizija Crne Gore - Online".
"#Učidoma and in Albanian".
Evropa, Radio Slobodna. (11 April 2024). "Sporan logo RTCG zbog sličnosti sa simbolom ruske agresije na Ukrajinu". Radio Slobodna Evropa.
"Ambasadi Ukrajine smeta logo TVCG2: "Z" ili dvojka".

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