Belgian Radio-Television of the French Community
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Belgian Radio-Television of the French Community (RTBF) is a public service broadcaster in Belgium that broadcasts in French. It was established as part of the country's public broadcasting system, alongside the Flemish Radio and Television Network (VRT). The Walloon Region, where RTBF primarily operates, is the southern, French-speaking part of Belgium. RTBF, like its Flemish counterpart, is managed by an administrative council and has autonomy in its operations. Radio broadcasting originated in Belgium, with early broadcasts dating back to 1913.12
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