The World TV Day Spot
egta, ACT, EBU and The Global TV Group release a special TV spot every year to illustrate the strengths of TV - the medium that is watched and loved by billions of people around the world.
Don't miss the diverse video clips we've produced during the previous editions of World Television Day and have a look at the overview below.
Eager for more? Be sure to visit our YouTube channel and discover how dozens of broadcasters all over the world have adapted the video clip for their markets, ranging from countries as Finland or France to Canada or even China.
TV spot: 2023 edition
Global topic: The 2023 edition will focus on accessibility and TV’s commitment to being accessible to all. While Total TV is accessible anytime, anywhere, and on any device, it should be equally accessible to anybody, irrespective of one’s vision or hearing ability.
egta, ACT & The Global TV Group 2022 © All rights reserved | Production company & agency: Trias Germany
TV spot: 2022 edition
egta, ACT, EBU & The Global TV Group 2022 © All rights reserved | Production company & agency: Trias Germany
TV spot: 2021 edition
egta, ACT, EBU & The Global TV Group 2021 © All rights reserved | Production company & agency: Trias Germany
TV spot: 2020 edition
egta, ACT & The Global TV Group 2020 © All rights reserved | Production company & agency: Trias Germany
TV spot: 2019 edition
egta, ACT & EBU 2019 © All rights reserved | Production company & agency: Trias Germany
TV spot: 2018 edition
egta, ACT & EBU 2018 © All rights reserved | Production company & agency: Trias Germany
2016 edition
egta, ACT & EBU 2016 © All rights reserved | Production company & agency: Trias Germany. Sources for the figures used in the clip (please click here)
2015 edition
egta, ACT & EBU 2015 © All rights reserved | Video created by: Jeroen Depraetere, Dirk Van De Catsyne & Benjamin Demulder
2013 edition
egta, ACT & EBU 2013 © All rights reserved | Production company & agency: SugarRay Germany
2012 edition
In 2012, for the first time, European trade associations took the opportunity of World Television Day, declared by the United Nations in 1996, to reflect on the values of television as a medium and highlight the role of TV in communicating on key transnational issues, its relevance to the world economy and its contribution to social and cultural development through testimonials and first-hand accounts on a dedicated website.