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'''Nederland 24''' was the collective name for a number of specialty television channels from the [[Dutch public broadcasting system]]. It also broadcasts a sample channel of the same name featuring a mix of programming from the other thematic channels. A couple of these specialty channel are still available, but are now fully under the wings of the [[Nederlandse Publieke Omroep (organization)|NPO]].
{{Cleanup|date=August 2009}}
{{Infobox TV channel
| name = Nederland 24
| logofile = Nederland 24 logo.svg
| logosize = 100px
| logoalt =
| logo2 =
| launch = April 6, 2005
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| owner = [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting|NPO]]
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| country = [[Netherlands]]
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| headquarters = [[Hilversum]]
| former names = Nederland 4 <small>(2005–2009)</small>
| replaced names =
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| sister names = [[Nederland 1]]<br />[[Nederland 2]]<br />[[Nederland 3]]
| timeshift names =
| web = [http://www.nederland24.nl/ nederland24.nl]
}}
'''''Nederland 24''''' is the collective name for a number of specialty digital television channels from [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting]]. It also broadcasts a sample channel of the same name featuring a mix of programming from the other thematic channels.


As of January 1, 2009,{{Fact|date=June 2011}} the Nederland 24 service consisted of twelve channels; originally, it consisted of seventeen channels.{{Fact|date=June 2011}} The channels are available to watch in the Netherlands on digital cable and online (cf. [http://www.nederland24.nl/]), and four of the television channels are also available via digital satellite.{{Clarify|date=June 2011}}
Originally it consisted of seventeen channels which were available through cable and online (cf. [http://www.nederland24.nl/]).


==Overview==
==Overview==
The '''''Nederland 24''''' channels are an extension of the [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting]], where public broadcasting organisations provide general programming. Based on the amount of active members, broadcasting associations receive air time on three public terrestrial television networks ([[Nederland 1]], [[Nederland 2]] and [[Nederland 3]]) as well as on seven radio stations.
The '''''Nederland 24''''' channels were an expansion of the Dutch public broadcasting system, in which public broadcasting associations provide general programming. Based on the number of active members, broadcasting associations receive airtime on three national public television stations ([[NPO 1]], [[NPO 2]] and [[NPO 3]]). The thematic channels offered these broadcasting associations more airtime to expand its core programming. These channels broadcast round-the-clock, all day, hence the "24" part of the name.

The thematic channels offer these broadcasting associations more air time to expand its core programming. It also gives an opportunity to better target a specific portion of the public audience. These channels broadcast round-the-clock, all day, hence the "24" part of the name.


==History==
==History==
The first step towards ''Nederland 24'' was made by the [[VPRO]] broadcasting association in May 2003 with the introduction of ''[[3VOOR12|3VOOR12TV]]''. The success of this theme channel led to the launch of ''3VOOR12 Central'', ''3VOOR12 On Stage'', ''[[#Journaal 24|Journaal 24]]'', and ''[[#Holland Doc 24|Holland Doc]]'' channels in December 2004 and ''[[#Geschiedenis 24|/Geschiedenis]]'' in February 2005. The name ''Nederland 4'' first emerged with the start of the internet portal ''Nederland4.nl'' on April 6, 2005 as an umbrella for all the theme channels.
The first step towards ''Nederland 24'' was made by the [[VPRO]] broadcasting association with the introduction of ''[[3VOOR12|3VOOR12TV]]'' in May 2003. The success of this theme channel led to the launch of ''3VOOR12 Central'', ''3VOOR12 On Stage'', ''[[NPO Nieuws|Journaal 24]]'', and ''[[NPO Doc|Holland Doc]]'' channels in December 2004 and ''/Geschiedenis'' in February 2005. Initially ''Nederland 4'' was being used with the start of the internet portal ''Nederland4.nl'' on 6 April 2005.

As of November 2006 [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting]] started with the extension of the number of channels to 17, since then the offer shrunk to 12 by January 2009. The ''Nederland-e'', ''DNTV'', ''3VOOR12 Central'', and ''3VOOR12 On Stage'' channels were cancelled and ''/Geloven'' and ''Omega TV'' combined into [[#Spirit 24|Spirit 24]]. On April 15, 2009 the ''Nederland 4'' branding changed to ''Nederland 24'', with the names of the theme channels also changed to include the "24" prefix, except 101 TV.

On January 2009 it was announced that the political channel ''[[#Politiek 24|Politiek 24]]'' would change into a sport/politics channel. ''Opvoeden doe je zo!'' will change to ''Z@ppelin 24'', a child and parent channel.

==List==
===NPO 101===
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| adsl serv 1 = [[KPN]]
| adsl chan 1 = Channel 31
| online serv 1 = [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting|NPO]]
| online chan 1 = [http://www.npo.nl/live/npo-101 NPO 101 - Live tv]
| online serv 2 = Horizon
| online chan 2 = [https://www.horizon.tv/nl_nl/tv-kijken.html Horizon.tv] (Netherlands only)
| 3gmobile serv 1 =
}}
{{Expand section|date=June 2010}}
{{Clear}}

===NPO Best===
{{Infobox TV channel
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| web = [http://www.npo.nl/live/npo-best NPO Best]
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| cable chan 1 = Channel 127
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| adsl serv 1 = [[KPN]]
| adsl chan 1 = Channel
| online serv 1 = [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting|NPO]]
| online chan 1 = [http://www.npo.nl/live/npo-best NPO Best - Live tv]
| online serv 2 = Horizon
| online chan 2 = [https://www.horizon.tv/nl_nl/tv-kijken.html Horizon.tv] (Netherlands only)
| 3gmobile serv 1 =
}}
{{Expand section|date=June 2010}}
{{Clear}}

===NPO Cultura===
{{Infobox TV channel
| name = NPO Cultura
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| launch = September 1, 2006
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| web = [http://www.cultura.nl/ cultura.nl]
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| cable serv 1 = [[Ziggo]]
| cable chan 1 = Channel 222
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| adsl serv 1 = [[KPN]]
| adsl chan 1 = Channel
| online serv 1 = [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting|NPO]]
| online chan 1 = [http://www.npo.nl/live/npo-cultura NPO Cultura - Live tv]
| 3gmobile serv 1 =
}}
'''''NPO Cultura''''' is the 24-hour public television channel from [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting]], devoted to art and culture.
Programmes in the main are supplied by [[Omroep NTR|NTR]], which specialise in such programming.
Topics covered include [[art]], [[film]], [[dance]], [[theatre]], [[literature]], [[jazz]] and [[classical music]].
{{Expand section|date=June 2010}}
{{Clear}}

===NPO Doc===
{{Infobox TV channel
| name = NPO Doc
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| owner = [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting|NPO]]
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| web = [http://www.hollanddoc.nl hollanddoc.nl]
| terr serv 1 =
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| sat serv 1 = [[CanalDigitaal]]
| sat chan 1 = Channel ?
| cable serv 1 = [[Ziggo]]
| cable chan 1 = Channel 212
| cable serv 2 =
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| sat radio serv 1 =
| sat radio chan 1 =
| adsl serv 1 = [[KPN]]
| adsl chan 1 = Channel
| online serv 1 = [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting|NPO]]
| online chan 1 = [http://www.npo.nl/live/npo-doc NPO Doc - Live tv]
| online serv 2 = Horizon
| online chan 2 = [https://www.horizon.tv/nl_nl/tv-kijken.html Horizon.tv] (Netherlands only)
| 3gmobile serv 1 =
}}
'''NPO Doc''' is a [[documentary film|documentary]] [[Television channel|channel]] of the [[Netherlands]]. It is a [[Digital television|digital]] theme channel, available 24 hours, 7 days a week. Typically programs are in the Dutch language. Yet, depending on the subject of the documentary the language will be non-Dutch with Dutch subtitles (English is perhaps the second most common language).
{{Clear}}

===NPO Humor TV===
{{Infobox TV channel
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| web = [http://humortv.vara.nl/ humortv.vara.nl]
| terr serv 1 =
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| sat serv 1 = [[CanalDigitaal]]
| sat chan 1 = Channel 56
| cable serv 1 = [[Ziggo]]
| cable chan 1 = Channel 130
| cable serv 2 =
| cable chan 2 =
| sat radio serv 1 =
| sat radio chan 1 =
| adsl serv 1 = [[KPN]]
| adsl chan 1 = Channel
| online serv 1 = [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting|NPO]]
| online chan 1 = [http://www.npo.nl/live/npo-humor-tv NPO Humor TV - Live tv]
| online serv 2 = Horizon
| online chan 2 = [https://www.horizon.tv/nl_nl/tv-kijken.html Horizon.tv] (Netherlands only)
| 3gmobile serv 1 =
}}
'''NPO Humor TV''' is the [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting]] channel dedicated to comedy and satirical programming.
{{Expand section|date=June 2010}}
{{Clear}}

===NPO Nieuws===
{{Infobox TV channel
| name = NPO Nieuws
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| launch = December 1, 2004
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| network = [[Nederlandse Omroep Stichting|NOS]]
| owner = [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting|NPO]]
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| web = [http://www.journaal24.nl/ journaal24.nl]
| terr serv 1 =
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| sat serv 1 =
| sat chan 1 =
| cable serv 1 = [[Ziggo]]
| cable chan 1 = Channel 501
| cable serv 2 =
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| sat radio serv 1 =
| sat radio chan 1 =
| adsl serv 1 = [[KPN]]
| adsl chan 1 = Channel 32
| online serv 1 = [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting|NPO]]
| online chan 1 = [http://www.nederland24.nl/#N24 Nederland 24 Player]
| online serv 2 = [[Nederlandse Omroep Stichting|NOS]]
| online chan 2 = [http://www.npo.nl/live/npo-nieuws NPO Nieuws - Live tv]
| online serv 3 = Horizon
| online chan 3 = [https://www.horizon.tv/nl_nl/tv-kijken.html Horizon.tv] (Netherlands only)
| 3gmobile serv 1 =
}}
'''''NPO Nieuws''''' is a 24-hour rolling [[news channel]] operated by [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting]]. Most of its programmes are supplied by [[Nederlandse Omroep Stichting|NOS]], the public broadcaster which supplies news and sports to all national public television and radio networks. NOS also provides programming for the political channel, '''''NPO Politiek/Sport'''''.

NPO Nieuws airs all editions of the [[NOS Journaal]] news bulletin, and repeats the last news broadcast until the next one is shown. NPO Nieuws also shows four extra programmes named NOS Journaal Chat, NOS Journaal Plus (extra information), NOS Journaal Reportages and NOS Journaal Weekoverzicht. A half-hourly version (15 minutes plus another 15 minute repeat) of the youth-oriented news programme [[Jeugdjournaal|NOS Jeugdjournaal]] also airs every day on Journaal 24 at 6:45 pm, at the same time as that of its main 15-minute counterpart on [[Nederland 3]]. Until September 16, 2007 [[teletext]] news was also shown on NPO Nieuws; this was later replaced with a scrolling [[news ticker]] showing news headlines.

At any point, the programming can be interrupted for the much-advertised [[breaking news]].

Their main studios are in [[Hilversum]].
{{Clear}}

===NPO Politiek===
{{Infobox TV channel
| name = NPO Politiek
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| cable serv 1 = [[Ziggo]]
| cable chan 1 = Channel 502
| cable serv 2 =
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| sat radio serv 1 =
| sat radio chan 1 =
| adsl serv 1 = [[KPN]]
| adsl chan 1 = Channel
| online serv 1 = [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting|NPO]]
| online chan 1 = [http://www.npo.nl/live/npo-politiek NPO :Politiek - Live tv]
| online serv 2 = [[Nederlandse Omroep Stichting|NOS]]
| online chan 2 = [http://nos.nl/nieuws/live/politiek24 NOS.nl]
| online serv 3 = Horizon
| online chan 3 = [https://www.horizon.tv/nl_nl/tv-kijken.html Horizon.tv] (Netherlands only)
| 3gmobile serv 1 =
}}
'''''NPO Politiek''''' is a public television channel operated by [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting]]. All of its programmes are supplied by [[Nederlandse Omroep Stichting|NOS]], the public broadcaster which supplies news and sports to all national public television and radio networks. Programmes come live from The Hague, when [[States-General of the Netherlands|parliament]] is in session.
{{Expand section|date=June 2010}}

====NPO Sport====
In the summer time when the parliament is not in session the ''NPO Politiek'' channel changes into ''NPO Sport'', also supplied by NOS.

{{Expand section|date=July 2010}}
{{Clear}}

===NPO Zapp Xtra===
{{Infobox TV channel
| name = NPO Zapp Xtra
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| former names = Opvoeden doe je zo!, Familie 24 and Z@ppelin / Z@pp 24
| replaced names = Zappelin / Zapp 24
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| web =
| terr serv 1 =
| terr chan 1 =
| sat serv 1 =
| sat chan 1 =
| cable serv 1 = [[Ziggo]]
| cable chan 1 = Channel 311
| cable serv 2 =
| cable chan 2 =
| sat radio serv 1 =
| sat radio chan 1 =
| adsl serv 1 = [[KPN]]
| adsl chan 1 = Channel
| online serv 1 = [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting|NPO]]
| online chan 1 = [http://www.npo.nl/live/npo-zappxtra NPO Zapp Xtra - Live tv]
| online serv 2 = Horizon
| online chan 2 = [https://www.horizon.tv/nl_nl/tv-kijken.html Horizon.tv] (Netherlands only)
| 3gmobile serv 1 =
}}
'''NPO Zapp Xtra''' is a children's channel. The programming focuses on children.
{{main|Zapp (TV channel)}}
{{main|Zappelin}}
{{Clear}}


From November 2006 the Dutch public broadcasting system started with the expansion of the number of channels to a total of 17. By 2009 this number dropped to 12 channels. The ''Nederland-e'', ''DNTV'', ''3VOOR12 Central'', and ''3VOOR12 On Stage'' channels were cancelled and ''/Geloven'' and ''Omega TV'' merged into Spirit 24. On 1 April 2009, the ''Nederland 4'' branding changed to ''Nederland 24'', with the names of the theme channels including the "24" as a prefix, except for [[NPO 101|101 TV]].
==Defunct Channels==
===Consumenten 24===
{{Infobox TV channel
| name = Consumenten 24
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| logosize = x65px
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| launch = 2006
| closed date = April 1, 2012
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| network = [[VARA (broadcaster)|VARA]], [[TROS]], [[Omroep MAX|MAX]], [[LLiNK]], [[Radio Volks Universiteit|RVU]]
| owner = [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting|NPO]]
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| former names = ConsumentenTV
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| web = [http://www.consumententv.nl/ consumententv.nl]
| terr serv 1 =
| terr chan 1 =
| sat serv 1 = [[CanalDigitaal]]
| sat chan 1 = Channel 54
| cable serv 1 = [[Ziggo]]
| cable chan 1 = Channel 321
| cable serv 2 = [[UPC Netherlands|UPC]]
| cable chan 2 = Channel 321
| sat radio serv 1 =
| sat radio chan 1 =
| adsl serv 1 = [[KPN]]
| adsl chan 1 = Channel
| online serv 1 = [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting|NPO]]
| online chan 1 = [http://www.nederland24.nl/#CON Nederland 24 Player]
| 3gmobile serv 1 =
}}
{{Expand section|date=June 2010}}
'''Consumenten24''' was a 24-hour channel dedicated to consumer issues.
{{Clear}}


In January 2009 it was announced that the political channel ''[[NPO Politiek|Politiek 24]]'' would change into a sport/politics channel. ''Opvoeden doe je zo!'' will change to ''Z@ppelin 24'', a children's channel.
===Geschiedenis 24===
{{Infobox TV channel
| name = Geschiedenis 24
| logofile =
| logosize = x65px
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| launch = February 6, 2005
| closed date = April 1, 2012
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| owner = [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting|NPO]]
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| former names = /Geschiedenis
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| web = [http://geschiedenis.vpro.nl geschiedenis.vpro.nl]
| terr serv 1 =
| terr chan 1 =
| sat serv 1 = [[CanalDigitaal]]
| sat chan 1 = Channel 55
| cable serv 1 = [[Ziggo]]
| cable chan 1 = Channel 207
| cable serv 2 = [[UPC Netherlands|UPC]]
| cable chan 2 = Channel 310
| sat radio serv 1 =
| sat radio chan 1 =
| adsl serv 1 = [[KPN]]
| adsl chan 1 = Channel
| online serv 1 = [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting|NPO]]
| online chan 1 = [http://www.nederland24.nl/#GES Nederland 24 Player]
| 3gmobile serv 1 =
}}
'''Geschiedenis 24''' was a [[Netherlands|Dutch]] [[specialty channel]], showing history related content. It could be watched 24 hours a day via internet and digital cable. 'Geschiedenis' is the Dutch word for 'history'. It was maintained by the [[VPRO]] broadcasting organization but it also showed content from other public broadcasters.
{{Clear}}


===Spirit 24===
==Current channels==
* [[NPO 1 Extra]], formerly NPO Best and Best 24.
{{Infobox TV channel
* [[NPO 2 Extra]], formerly NPO Cultura and Cultura 24.
| name = Spirit 24
* [[NPO Nieuws]], formerly Journaal 24.
| logofile =
* [[NPO Politiek]], formerly Politiek 24.
| logosize = x65px
* [[NPO Sport]], formerly Sport 24.
| logoalt =
* [[NPO Zappelin Extra]], formerly Z@ppelin / Z@pp 24 and NPO Zapp Xtra.
| logo2 =
| launch = January 1, 2009
| closed date = 2012
| picture format =
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| network = [[NCRV]], [[Evangelische Omroep|EO]], [[KRO]], [[Rooms-Katholiek Kerkgenootschap|RKK]], [[Interkerkelijke Omroep Nederland|IKON]]
| owner = [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting|NPO]]
| slogan =
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| broadcast area = Unknown
| affiliates =
| headquarters =
| former names =
| replaced names = Omega TV and /Geloven
| replaced by names =
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| timeshift names =
| web = [http://www.spirit24.nl/ spirit24.nl]
| terr serv 1 =
| terr chan 1 =
| sat serv 1 =
| sat chan 1 =
| cable serv 1 = [[Ziggo]]
| cable chan 1 = Channel 575
| cable serv 2 = [[UPC Netherlands|UPC]]
| cable chan 2 = Channel 322
| sat radio serv 1 =
| sat radio chan 1 =
| adsl serv 1 = [[KPN]]
| adsl chan 1 = Channel
| online serv 1 = [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting|NPO]]
| online chan 1 = [http://www.nederland24.nl/#GEL Nederland 24 Player]
| 3gmobile serv 1 =
}}
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''Spirit 24'' was the digital public television channel from [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting]] specialising in religion and spirituality. All religious public broadcasters participated in supplying programmes including those from faiths such as [[Buddhism]], [[Evangelicalism|Evangelist Christianity]], [[Humanism]], [[Judaism]], [[Catholicism]] and [[Islam]].
{{Clear}}


===Sterren 24===
==Defunct channels==
* 3VOOR12 Central: innovative music videos and talk about alternative pop music. Shut down in 2008. Programmed by the VPRO.
{{Infobox TV channel
* 3VOOR12 On Stage: alternative pop performances and coverage of festivals like Pinkpop and Lowlands. Programmed by the VPRO.
| name = Sterren 24
* Consumenten 24: began as Consumenten TV and was programmed by several of the broadcasters, offering an insight on consumer defense. Shut down on March 31, 2012.
| logofile =
* DNTV (Dier en Natuur TV): a channel with main emphasis on animals and nature. Shut down on December 31, 2008. Programmed by the AVRO.
| logosize = x65px
* Family 24: began as Opvoeden doe je zo! in 2006. Channel dedicated to parenting. Shut down in 2011 and merged with Z@pp Extra. Programmed by the KRO.
| logoalt =
* Geloven: a channel dedicated to Protestantism. Shut down on December 31, 2008. Programmed by the NCRV.
| logo2 =
* Geschiedenis 24: began as /Geschiedenis, featuring documentaries, reports and films about historic Dutch events. Shut down on March 31, 2012. Programmed by the VPRO and the NPS/NTR.
| launch = 2006
* Nederland-e: an educational channel. Shut down on December 31, 2008. Programmed by Teleac-NOT and RVU.
| closed date = 2012
* [[NPO 3 Extra]], formerly NPO 101 and 101TV, started in 2006 as a youth channel programmed by the BNN. Renamed NPO 3 Extra in March 2018 and shut down on December 24, 2018.
| picture format =
* [[NPO Doc]]: began as Holland Doc 24, the channel offered documentary themes with the central theme changing weekly. Programmed by the VPRO. After its shutdown in 2016 it became a programming strand on NPO 2, 2DOC.
| share =
* [[NPO Humor TV]]: began as Humor TV 24, broadcast comedy programs. Shut down in 2016. Programmed by the VARA.
| share as of =
* Spirit 24: created from the merger of Omega TV (programmed by the EO) and /Geloven, broadcast archived programming from the confessional broadcasters. Shut down on March 31, 2012.
| share source =
* Sterren 24, began as Sterren.nl
| network = [[TROS]]
| owner = [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting|NPO]]
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| former names = Sterren.nl
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| web = [http://www.sterren24.nl/ sterren24.nl]
| terr serv 1 =
| terr chan 1 =
| sat serv 1 =
| sat chan 1 =
| cable serv 1 = [[Ziggo]]
| cable chan 1 = Channel 363
| cable serv 2 = [[UPC Netherlands|UPC]]
| cable chan 2 = Channel 616
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| adsl serv 1 = [[KPN]]
| adsl chan 1 = Channel
| online serv 1 = [[Netherlands Public Broadcasting|NPO]]
| online chan 1 = [http://www.nederland24.nl/#SNL Nederland 24 Player]
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==External links==
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[[Category:Television channels in the Netherlands|Nederland 924]]
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Latest revision as of 12:17, 22 November 2021

Nederland 24 was the collective name for a number of specialty television channels from the Dutch public broadcasting system. It also broadcasts a sample channel of the same name featuring a mix of programming from the other thematic channels. A couple of these specialty channel are still available, but are now fully under the wings of the NPO.

Originally it consisted of seventeen channels which were available through cable and online (cf. [1]).

Overview[edit]

The Nederland 24 channels were an expansion of the Dutch public broadcasting system, in which public broadcasting associations provide general programming. Based on the number of active members, broadcasting associations receive airtime on three national public television stations (NPO 1, NPO 2 and NPO 3). The thematic channels offered these broadcasting associations more airtime to expand its core programming. These channels broadcast round-the-clock, all day, hence the "24" part of the name.

History[edit]

The first step towards Nederland 24 was made by the VPRO broadcasting association with the introduction of 3VOOR12TV in May 2003. The success of this theme channel led to the launch of 3VOOR12 Central, 3VOOR12 On Stage, Journaal 24, and Holland Doc channels in December 2004 and /Geschiedenis in February 2005. Initially Nederland 4 was being used with the start of the internet portal Nederland4.nl on 6 April 2005.

From November 2006 the Dutch public broadcasting system started with the expansion of the number of channels to a total of 17. By 2009 this number dropped to 12 channels. The Nederland-e, DNTV, 3VOOR12 Central, and 3VOOR12 On Stage channels were cancelled and /Geloven and Omega TV merged into Spirit 24. On 1 April 2009, the Nederland 4 branding changed to Nederland 24, with the names of the theme channels including the "24" as a prefix, except for 101 TV.

In January 2009 it was announced that the political channel Politiek 24 would change into a sport/politics channel. Opvoeden doe je zo! will change to Z@ppelin 24, a children's channel.

Current channels[edit]

Defunct channels[edit]

  • 3VOOR12 Central: innovative music videos and talk about alternative pop music. Shut down in 2008. Programmed by the VPRO.
  • 3VOOR12 On Stage: alternative pop performances and coverage of festivals like Pinkpop and Lowlands. Programmed by the VPRO.
  • Consumenten 24: began as Consumenten TV and was programmed by several of the broadcasters, offering an insight on consumer defense. Shut down on March 31, 2012.
  • DNTV (Dier en Natuur TV): a channel with main emphasis on animals and nature. Shut down on December 31, 2008. Programmed by the AVRO.
  • Family 24: began as Opvoeden doe je zo! in 2006. Channel dedicated to parenting. Shut down in 2011 and merged with Z@pp Extra. Programmed by the KRO.
  • Geloven: a channel dedicated to Protestantism. Shut down on December 31, 2008. Programmed by the NCRV.
  • Geschiedenis 24: began as /Geschiedenis, featuring documentaries, reports and films about historic Dutch events. Shut down on March 31, 2012. Programmed by the VPRO and the NPS/NTR.
  • Nederland-e: an educational channel. Shut down on December 31, 2008. Programmed by Teleac-NOT and RVU.
  • NPO 3 Extra, formerly NPO 101 and 101TV, started in 2006 as a youth channel programmed by the BNN. Renamed NPO 3 Extra in March 2018 and shut down on December 24, 2018.
  • NPO Doc: began as Holland Doc 24, the channel offered documentary themes with the central theme changing weekly. Programmed by the VPRO. After its shutdown in 2016 it became a programming strand on NPO 2, 2DOC.
  • NPO Humor TV: began as Humor TV 24, broadcast comedy programs. Shut down in 2016. Programmed by the VARA.
  • Spirit 24: created from the merger of Omega TV (programmed by the EO) and /Geloven, broadcast archived programming from the confessional broadcasters. Shut down on March 31, 2012.
  • Sterren 24, began as Sterren.nl

See also[edit]

External links[edit]

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