CCTV is the acronym for “China Central Television” which stands for China Central Television, a public television station owned by the Chinese government. CCTV was founded on September 2, 1958 and is headquartered in Beijing. It is one of the largest communication companies in Asia.
CCTV has more than 20 television channels aimed at different audiences. CCTV-1 is the generalist and main channel, broadcasting information, entertainment and fiction.
CCTV- Closed Circuit Television
CCTV is an acronym for “closed-circuit television” meaning “closed circuit or internal television circuit”. In Portuguese, it is also known by the acronym CCTV. Closed circuit television consists of a television system consisting of cameras located in specific points for the purpose of recording and transmitting images to one or more local monitors or remotes.
CCTV is used with the main objective of monitoring certain spaces, which may be private or public (schools, banks, streets, etc.) or even for monitoring forest areas.
