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Founded in 1970, Vietnam Television (VTV) is the national television broadcaster of Vietnam. VTV's regional broadcasting centers are located in Ho Chi Minh City, Hue, Da Nang, Phu Yen, and Can Tho. Programming is relayed nationwide via a network of provincial and municipal television stations. VTV currently operates bureau offices with staff and correspondents in the United States, European Union, United Kingdom, Singapore, Japan, China, Russia, United Arab Emirates, Laos, Cambodia and sends reporters to all over the world to report news, produce documentary and make video conferences. Along with the system of free-on-air channels, VTV is also the largest cable and satellite television provider in Vietnam through its controlling divisions, including Vietnam Cable Television Company, LLC (VTVCab), Saigontourist Cable Television Company, LLC (SCTV) and Vietnam Satellite Digital Television Company, LLC (VSTV, also known as K+). Besides traditional broadcasting business, VTV has recently offered new streaming video on demand service (SVOD) under VTVGo brand, online newspaper vtv.vn and bi-weekly VTV Magazine. It also owns Vietnam Television Film Center (VFC), one of the major film studios in Vietnam.

VTC Technology & Digital Content Company (VTC Intecom), the owner of VTC Game, is a subsidiary unit of Vietnam Multimedia Corporation (VTC). Since 2006, we have successfully provided amazing experiences to customers with outstanding digital products, in collaboration with world-class domestic and international partners.

The Youth Newspaper (YN) was established in September 1975 in HCM City Vietnam, as a weekly with the initial circulation of about 10,000 copies. Now YN, with 500,000 copies per day, is one of the most popular daily newspapers in Vietnam which serving avid readers around the country. As the forum of Youth, YN has been actively supporting the Open Door policy from its very beginning, and it has become one of the products of the Doi Moi (innovation) undertaking. YN dedicated itself to a market economy, a full life and further integration of Vietnam into the world's community. We at YN have put all of our efforts into safeguarding the public's right to know. The paper has offered itself as a broad tribune gathering all creative ideas to foster the cause of reconstructing Vietnam, to protect the truth, and to build a fair and just society. The YN newsroom includes four various publications, namely a YN online, a daily paper, a Sunday magazine and a comics magazine (the first and only comics bi-monthly in Vietnam), YN now provides “the food for thought” of different generations. In 1983, YN was the first newspaper which stood up on its own without government subsidies, thereby opening a new chapter in the paper's history. So far it has been developing on its own capital. Its net income has been steadily risen, and the bulk of its revenue now comes from sales (advertising generates 55% of the profits). YN is also a group of business subsidiaries which comprises printing, distribution, advertising and real estate, building and sub-unit construction. YN's motto is to “bring the latest news to readers” with focus on education and culture, business, economic reforms, social welfare as well as other matters such as health, environmental issues, unemployment, urban development and life styles.