Start of the program time in the USSR. TV program "Time"

Unfortunately for those who believed that Ekaterina Andreeva was leaving Channel One, this information was only partially confirmed. The TV presenter will still host the “Time” program, but will appear on screen much less frequently.

Ekaterina Andreeva has been working as a presenter for more than 20 years information program"Time". Many viewers are already starting to get tired of the TV presenter flashing on the screen. According to some reports, Channel One is receiving many messages demanding that 56-year-old Andreeva be removed from the air.

Recently there was a message that Catherine will stop appearing in news releases published in the European part of the country. Most Internet users were happy about this news: “Thank God, human face and the speech will now be on the screen”, “When Andreeva is on the air, Rosenthal and Ozhegov are spinning in their graves like dynamos”, “Well, finally, on the First, they were smart enough to remove this Shapoklyak from the TV”, “ Worse than Andreeva maybe only Fadeev on Sundays.”

The TV presenter's place will be taken by Kirill Kleimanov, who previously held the position of head of the Directorate of Information Programs of Channel One. According to the channel's press service, Ekaterina Andreeva and Vitaly Eliseev will become the hosts of the Saturday editions of the program, and will also try to broadcast news in other time zones.

Ekaterina Andreeva has already commented on her reduction in the broadcast network: “My “Time” cannot end - from the Volga to the Yenisei - I broadcast “Time” to the whole country,” the TV presenter responded to the message about her departure. - And Moscow, as you know, is not all of Russia. All of Russia is much larger than Moscow,” the Anews portal quotes the TV presenter.

“Vremya” is the main information program on the still leading federal channel, therefore, a person who daily tells the whole country about important news must have a number of certain qualities. Judging by the gossip that is circulating on the Internet, the presenter’s candidacy is being approved for top level. Despite numerous demands to remove Andreeva from the air, she still remains at work. Apparently, the TV presenter has influential patrons “at the top.”

According to the BBC, they decided to lay off Andreeva because of her difficult relationships With general director channel by Konstantin Ernst. “In 2009, the media reported that he had already decided to fire Andreeva. When the information reached Vladimir Putin, he canceled these decisions and everything was returned to normal. Andreeva is his favorite presenter,” says the Russian press service of the foreign TV channel.

January 1, 1968 on Central Television, which in the history of domestic television not only broke all records for longevity, but was also the ancestor of modern information and analytical programs.

Before the appearance of Vremya, there was an acute shortage of news programs on domestic television. On July 28, 1957, “Latest News” began to be published; in the early 1960s, they were replaced by “Telenews,” which lasted only 10-15 minutes. In December 1961, the weekly news program “News Relay” was broadcast. It was a review of current events for the week. By the mid-1960s, the popularity of the television show began to decline, and in 1970 it was closed.

On January 1, 1968, the screensaver of the “Time” program appeared on the blue screens of Soviet citizens and its call signs sounded: to the music of Georgy Sviridov for the film “Time, Forward!” The globe was spinning on the screen.

The material was prepared based on information from RIA Novosti and open sources

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The “Time” program first aired on USSR Central Television on January 1, 1968. The founder was Yuri Letunov, who by that time was the editor-in-chief of the Mayak radio station, created with his participation.

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The name “Time” took a long time to be chosen by the editorial board. It is unknown who insisted on it, but the program could be called, for example, “In the Lens.”

The very first issues were released without speakers. Correspondents passed the floor to each other live from the scene.
The first announcers of the Vremya program
A couple of weeks after the launch of the program, it was decided to expand the format and introduce speakers. The first broadcast was conducted by Anna Shatilova and Evgeny Suslov. Back to the past Back to the past

“Usually, all editorial offices submitted applications to the announcer’s department within a week and indicated the name of the program and the announcer they wanted. I go to the board where our schedule is posted. And suddenly I see the “Time” program. I run into the next room to the dispatcher who compiled this schedule and ask: “What is it written? Suslov and I have a program called “Time”. And they answer me: “I don’t know. An application for you has arrived from the information editorial office."

In 1970, the “Time” program was first published in color.
“I remember the first color report, although there was nothing like that there. I photographed the exhibition of the Itinerants, which was in Tretyakov Gallery. And when I filmed the report, they developed the film, about forty people crammed into the editing room, although eight people could go there. Everyone looked, and everyone did not believe. The cameraman with whom I was filming was asked: “What’s it like? What is this? Zhora Akopyan, who was in charge of all technical support for us, had such pride on his face, because he was also involved in this.”
Kira Grigorieva, correspondent for the Vremya program Back to the past Back to the past

Why did the editors lick the film?

“Do you know what we did? In order to understand where on the film there is gloss and where there is matte, I’m only talking about “Svema”, we had to lick it. Well, you understand, the mat - it stuck, but the gloss did not. We realized that this was the glossy side, and glued it together. And I had a completely terrible incident. I was in a hurry, I was in a hurry, I didn’t look at something, in general, I glued it the other way around. We had a big TV, we all watched our stories. And suddenly on the air I see that my entire delegation, which arrived to celebrate some anniversary, is shaking hands with its left hand. I glued everything together wrong, it turned out to be a DSLR. Here you go, all of me were left-handed. I think it was a delegation from the GDR. And one more time I made a mistake, I also turned the film over, at the convention. Our Ilyich’s profile always looked from left to right, but mine looked the other way around. They didn’t fire me for this either, they scolded me and told me to be more careful.”
Natalya Rodionova, editing director of the program “Time” Back to the past Back to the past

The “Time” program began airing at 21.00

Since 1972, the exact timing of the program has been established - 30 minutes, and “Time” begins to appear strictly at 21.00. By this time the editors had received last news on the tape news agency TASS, which worked exactly until 21.00. It happened that people were fined for publishing news not according to TASS. Back to the past Back to the past

A poem by Evgeny Yevtushenko, written on the occasion of the death of the Soyuz-11 crew on June 30, 1971.

Two-way eternal connection

Near Kamchatka and near the Arbat, over the Angara rapids A mournful exhalation: the guys died, like a requiem over the country.
No one - no matter how crowned - will finally return to his home. Back to the past Back to the past

For three hearts, large, human ones.

There are fewer hearts in Russia. And what a heavy burden for people who were simply Vitya and simply Gosha, simply Slava - in recent days. Oh, Sailors of rocket launch sites! You left us your charter: even in space, without flinching, die at work.
How many untaken pillboxes are in the sky! Back to the past Back to the past

And as long as humanity exists.

the flames of future starships will be an eternal flame in your honor. You are immortal, like the cry: “There is a flame!”
And it is not true that the connection has been interrupted: There is a two-way eternal connection between our Motherland and you. Back to the past Back to the past

E. YEVTUSHENKO.

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"I'm tired, I'm leaving"

Boris Yeltsin became the first President of the RSFSR on June 12, 1991, and was re-elected for a second term in 1996. December 31, 1999 during New Year's greetings On television, he announced his resignation and named Vladimir Putin as his successor.
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Ekaterina Andreeva came to the channel in 1991, and since 1997 she has been the permanent host of the “Time” program. In 2007, she won the TEFI award in the “Host of an Information Program” category.

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Since March 2008, the “Time” program has been broadcast from a huge studio, which used to be concert hall television center "Ostankino". The room was rebuilt so that the presenter could be filmed from all sides, and behind him the viewer sees screens with current news and several rows of editorial staff workplaces. This studio produces the programs “Time” and “News” starting at 9 am. The studio design was developed by the chief artist of Channel One, Dmitry Likin.
Since November 2017, the premises have been under reconstruction; the “Time” program has been broadcast from the “Good Morning” studio.

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In February 2014, the Winter Olympic Games were held in Russia. During this period, the studios of several programs, including “Time,” moved to Sochi. Organization of the grand opening ceremony Olympic Games was handled by Konstantin Ernst as scriptwriter and general producer.

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Three emojis with air kisses - this is how TV presenter Ekaterina Andreeva responded to the request of one of her Instagram subscribers to return to the “Time” program.

“My “Time” cannot end - from the Volga to the Yenisei - I take “Time” to the whole country. And Moscow, as you know, is not all of Russia. All of Russia is much larger than Moscow!” - Andreeva said.

Meanwhile, the press service of Channel One said that Andreeva will continue to work in the Vremya program: she is not leaving the channel, but will only leave the “European orbit” of the TV news program for a while. According to the head of the press service of the First, Larisa Krymova, the reason for the statement was rumors that Andreeva would stop hosting the popular program, which she had hosted for more than two decades.

Together with TV presenter Vitaly Eliseev, Andreeva will host Saturday editions of Vremya and try the studio in other time zones of Russia, reports RT .

The temporary change of program host is due to the re-equipment of the studio, reports FAN. Due to the refurbishment

The temporary presenter is Channel One news chief Kirill Kleimenov, who is the curator of the new technology.

On Monday, February 19, Kleimenov, after a 10-year break, returned to work as a presenter, it was reported in official account First in instagram.

Photo report: Ekaterina Andreeva and her "Time"

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“Today the Vremya program will begin to exit new studio equipped with the most modern technologies, which will appear on domestic television for the first time. Changes in the studio will also change the work of presenters - now they can not only report news, but also interact with graphics, moving around the studio,” the channel reports.

BBC sources claim that Kirill Kleimenov will host Vremya until the “day of silence” before the presidential elections, and Andreeva and Eliseev will return after mastering the studio’s new capabilities. The source also reported that Andreeva could leave due to complicated relationships with the channel director Konstantin Ernst.

For more than 20 years, Ekaterina Andreeva has been the permanent host of the Vremya program. Before her, the program was hosted in different years by Anna Shatilova, Aza Likhitchenko, Vera Shebeko, Svetlana Morgunova, Irina Mishina, Tatyana Sudets, Zhanna Agalakova and others.

“Working with Ekaterina Andreeva is a great honor for each of us, because for me personally, she is already a legend of Russian television. Her professionalism and trust in us as professionals inspired us even more,” said Alexey Sukharev, chief stylist of the “Let Them Talk” program, earlier.

For the anniversary, a video appeared on social networks and on the Channel One website with Ekaterina Andreeva trying on the images of presenters different years. It was possible to recreate the main fashion trends of each decade in a special project on the Channel One website, thanks to the stylists of the “Fashionable Sentence” program.

“It was very interesting to change in the frame, especially with such a super team of stylists,” said Ekaterina Andreeva, presenter of the Vremya program. — It turned out almost like a time machine. It was also an opportunity for me to show my love and respect for the people who led this program for 30 years before me. I was very pleased with the result.”

Ekaterina Andreeva has been working on Channel One since 1995. At the beginning of 1997, she began working as the host of the Vremya information program. Also, in parallel, until the end of 1998, she conducted regular newscasts, mainly morning and evening.

Since December 1998, Andreeva became the permanent presenter of the “Time” program - to this position she was appointed chief producer of the Directorate of Information Programs and director information service ORT by Sergei Dorenko. According to the results of an online survey in 1999, she was recognized as the most beautiful television presenter in Russia. At the end of 2010, she entered the top ten popular TV presenters in Russia.

“Time” - under this name an information program appeared in 1968 on Central Television, where it aired until 1991. In 1991, it also aired on the All-Russian State Television and Radio Company, from 1994 to 1995 on Ostankino, and since 1995 on Channel One.

Presenters of the "Time" program Yuri Kovelenov

The production of the program was worked on from 1968 to 1991 by the Main Information Editorial Office of Central Television, in 1991 by the Information Program Studio of the All-Union Television and Radio Company, in 1994-1995 by the Information Television Agency, and since 1995 by the Directorate of Information Programs of Channel One.

Hosts of the "Time" program Nonna Bodrova

The program was assigned a permanent airtime starting in 1972, which was scheduled for 21:00 with a running time of 30 minutes. Until December 31, 1989, a repeat of the program was also broadcast at 12:30.

Presenters of the "Time" program. Igor Kirrillov

In 1968, on January 1, the “Time” program was broadcast for the first time. Before this, “Television News” was aired, characterized by a short airtime, and a weekly review called “News Relay”. The founder of the program is an outstanding journalist Soviet era Yuri Letunov. Since 1986, sign language translation has been introduced into the Vremya program.

Hosts of the “Time” program Nonna Bodrova, Viktor Balashov

In the period from 1967 to 1980, the program was broadcast from a television center located in Moscow on the street. Shabolovka, then from ASC-1 "Ostankino", starting in 1990, it came out from ASB -21 to ASC-3 "Ostankino", and already in March 2008, the program began to be released from the news complex of Channel One, which was opened as a result refurbishment of the Ostankino concert hall.

The program formed its concept of the sequence of news presentation already in the first years of its existence. This concept continues to this day: first there is a protocol on the top officials of the state, then news from the periphery, followed by economic, cultural and sports news in the same sequence, and finally, the weather forecast.

The first color edition of the program was released in 1974. The holiday editions of the program, aired on May 1 and November 7, contained broadcasts of demonstrations and military parades taking place on Red Square, and were broadcast live starting at 9:45.

Presenters of the program "Time" Shatilova Anna Nikolaevna

During the period of stagnation, the television program “Time” was the main informational program, and was distinguished by its rather biased coverage of events that took place in the USSR and other countries. The news program's correspondent bureaus were located in more than 40 countries. The program returned its name “Time” to the screensaver on December 16, 1994. Starting from 04/01/1995, the program began broadcasting on Public Russian Television, and production began on March 11, 1996. From May 26, 1996, the program began airing on Sundays, but already at 20:00. Since September 1999, weekday and Saturday editions of the program received a new name “Time. Information channel”, as well as “Time. Analytical program" The “Here and Now” program also appeared, closed in April 2001, which was released as part of the “Information Channel” program. The program received its original name “Time” in June 2001, and in the fall the program “Night Time” appeared, which was released only on weekdays (Monday-Thursday).