Televizier magazine and newspaper catalogue

560 items

Televizier arose from a merger of the weekly "Vizier" and "Het Nieuwe weekly TV". "Vizier" published many articles that resembled the weekly magazine Libelle. Only 13 issues of "Het Nieuwe Weekblad TV" have been published. The first issue appeared on October 8, 1960 More

Televizier was created from a merger of the weekly magazine "Vizier" and "Het nieuwe weekblad TV". "Vizier" published many articles that resembled the weekly magazine Libelle. Only 13 issues of "Het nieuwe weekblad TV" were published. On 8 October 1960, the first issue of TeleVizier, with Mies Bouwman on the cover, appeared in a newsstand.

As of 1967 (no. 19), Televizier is a publication of the AVRO. Initially, the entire AVRO-bode, originally the broadcasting magazine of the AVRO, was also included in the Televizier. The middle pages in both magazines were the same and therefore had double page numbers. The black page numbers were for the Televizier, the white numbers in a black box for the AVRO-bode. The front cover of the AVRO-bode was also shown in the Televizier, but was part of the Free News Gathering section. The AVRO-bode (now Avrobode) also existed as a separate magazine. At that time, there were two different editions of Televizier: East and West.

Televizier provides information about the program offering on television in the form of reports, interviews and backgrounds on soaps, series, films and stars. In January 2009, the weekly magazine underwent a restyling and since then contains the program data of 84 TV channels. In December 2009, the number of channels was expanded to 87. As of 2019, there are 93 television channels.

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Number of magazines and newspapers

560

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Oldest item

Televizier 1 (1960)