GOW, the predecessor to RTHK, was established in 1928 as the first broadcasting service in Hong Kong.
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15 Facts About RTHK
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At that time, RTHK did not have its own television broadcast transmitters.
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In 1986, RTHK headquarters moved across the road to the former Commercial Television studios, which were renamed Television House.
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In December 1994, RTHK launched its website and made its television productions, as well as content from its seven radio channels, available online.
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Since 2020, RTHK programmes are no longer broadcast on TVB channels.
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RTHK won an award for an episode of Hong Kong Connection about the 2019 Yuen Long attack, but declined the award and said it would not accept any awards during its "transition period" under its new director.
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RTHK was criticised by the Audit Commission of the Hong Kong Government for its problems on complying with regulations on staff management.
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RTHK's stood to be dismissed if she rejected the extension.
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RTHK claimed that it was to align the YouTube channel with RTHK's policy of only making content available for one year since the date of broadcast on their own website.
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Days before the 32nd anniversary of the Tiananmen massacre, RTHK journalists were informed that no political story would be allowed to air.
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On 29 June 2021, RTHK let go of veteran Allan Au Ka-lun, ending 11 years of him hosting the Open Line Open View program.
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