World Television Day in 2021

World Television Day Quick Facts - AU 2021

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2021 Date	21 November 2021
2022 Date	21 November 2022

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Sunday, 21 Nov

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World Television Day in 2021

World Television Day celebrates the daily value of television as a symbol of communication and globalization. Television is one of the single greatest technological advances of the 20th century, serving to educate, inform, entertain and influence our decisions and opinions.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for World Television Day - in 2021

Updated 03:11

📺 Happy World Television Day! Join us today - on #WorldTVDay – in celebrating a truth that holds around the globe: TV has evolved to become much more than it used to be. 🎉Discover and share the official World TV Day clip below! #WeLoveTV https://t.co/RE2h5oh8lo
— World Television Day (@WorldTVDay) November 21, 2021

Happy World Television Day! https://t.co/KAEhB21RgM
— Ahron Young (@AhronYoung) November 21, 2021

List of tele titles to keep you watching this weekend in honour of Television Day 📺🤓There's something for everyone! https://t.co/yOFrJmTZSs
— BritBox Australia (@BritBox_AUS) November 20, 2021

Wut?? Today is World Television Day??? YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO mfs!!! 🤷‍♀️ https://t.co/Jd3DbQ4Lw4
— SATI | Mother of TVs (@iamsati) November 21, 2021

my @Museum_Refined #nfts have morphed again for world television day temporary morph on the left. normal on the right. stop sleeping on these #generative #nfts #opensea #collectibles #NFTCommmunity https://t.co/wcpkACrGsn
— ck (@charliekevin) November 21, 2021

To mark World Television Day, the NFSA has released an article in a 2-part series in recognition of the Sunday current affairs program's 40th anniversary, that takes a close look at the innovative Hypothetical segment of the show: https://t.co/9Xb8ObMgYI #WorldTelevisionDay https://t.co/BcX9wTGaRw
— NFSA -National Film and Sound Archive of Australia (@NFSAonline) November 21, 2021

It's World Television Day 📺 & while too much TV isn't good for us there are some amazing and educational shows out there. My kids love watching 'Horrible Histories' on iView. What does your family enjoy viewing? #WorldTVDay #SAM #seriouslyaddicitivemaths #singaporemaths https://t.co/GpToc1z2Lg
— SAM - WA (@samathswa) November 20, 2021

Nepal 1 was where I started my TV journey, and now with TV Today HD it has been a journey to witness the world unfold bit by bit. Remembering all those companion of this journey on this World Television Day. https://t.co/9LAn5CiuLe
— Arun Deo Joshi (@arundjoshi) November 21, 2021

Happy World Television Day! Can you remember the first programme you watched on TV? Did you 'Watch with Mother'? Which was your favourite ... any of these or something else? My earliest memories are Watch with Mother.. https://t.co/ljE57fGfrY
— 𝓔𝓵𝓪𝓲𝓷𝓮💎 (@ElaineW60) November 21, 2021

As part of World Television Day (Nov 21, 2021), we congratulate Dr. Wendy J Brown of the University of Queensland -- Recognized as an Expertscape Expert in Television. https://t.co/1CbTTM1LWB https://t.co/GOF9udL8ah
— Expertscape: Your Source For Medical Experts (@Daily_Experts) November 19, 2021