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Interactive television
Belgian national television got a new name and face 'One'
-It took them more then 50 years to find this name... meanwhile everyone I know refers to National television as 'Put it on one'-.
With this facelift, a new bunch of programs and series are launched.
One of them 'Kinderen van De Windt' (children of the Windt), which tells the story a family running a business.
Business in Belgium is hard (as a child of entrepeneurs, and with a business myself, I do know what I am talking about.) Due to high taxes, less and less people are attracted by having their own business.
Yet, Belgium needs it. Business means jobs. Something we urgently need.
This series seems to play on this need, and seems certainly supported by our government.
Next to the 'non-active part' there are some extra features.
Several web utilities that interact with the viewer that might be interested in starting a business.
(Research, online game and educative tool)
I'll be playing the web module 'Business Master' soon.
This must be what they mean by interactive television...
More here.
Posted on January 26, 2005
in Living in Belgium
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