TNC was created in 1990 as an independent French television service dedicated primarily to news and information. Its goal was to provide viewers with a continuous source of information throughout the day rather than relying only on the traditional morning, midday and evening newscasts of general-interest channels. Its programming could include: -National news -International news -Finance & business -Weather -Traffic information -Sports news -Politics -Stock-market updates -Interviews -Debates and analysis -Culture and entertainment news A possible 1990 schedule: 06:00 — TNC Matin Morning news, weather, traffic and business. 09:00 — TNC Direct Rolling national and international news. 12:00 — Le Journal de TNC The main lunchtime newscast. 13:00 — TNC Économie Markets, companies, finance and economic analysis. 15:00 — TNC International International correspondents and world news. 18:00 — TNC Soir Evening news build-up. 20:00 — Le 20H de TNC The channel's flagship evening bulletin. 21:00 — TNC Débat Political and social discussions. 23:00 — TNC Nuit Overnight rolling news. About the identity in the 1990s, the original TNC branding as very early-1990s French television: a blue-and-white identity, a globe or rotating map of France, electronic music, and large "TNC" lettering. The opening could begin with: "TNC — Télé Nationale Chaîne. L'information en continu." The graphics would probably use a mixture of computer-generated maps, satellite imagery and simple geometric transitions—very appropriate for a channel launching in 1990. TNC could also become an important news partner of Channel 7 Thanosia. For example: TNC ↔ Channel 7 News Exchange of international reports Live correspondents Major breaking-news coverage French reports supplied to Channel 7 World Channel 7 reports from Thanosia supplied to TNC Joint coverage of major international events And this makes your earlier TNC emergency-broadcast scenario even more interesting: TNC could be the first network to detect a major international emergency, with its signal eventually being relayed into the Channel 7 emergency network.
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