Nederlandse Publieke Omroep
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The Dutch public order (Dutch:Nederlandse publieke omroepbestel) under the umbrella of Nederlandse Publieke Omroep (NPO) is the Dutch national public broadcasting system. It was formed in the 1920s when the country was divided in multiple entities (Verzuiling) each broadcasting organization has its own profile and voice, today all the broadcasters and the organization spreads a leftist socialist propaganda to influence the public opinion. It has three TV-channels (NPO 1,2 & 3) and five radio stations.
The chair person of the NPO is Shula Rijxman since 2016.
Broadcasters
- KRO-NCRV (as a result of a merge between KRO (catholic) and NCRV (Protestant Christian)) - today liberal, confessional in the past.
- VARA - Socialism, has ties to the Dutch Labour Party (PvdA).
- BNN - founded in 1997 by Bart de Graaff, Youth audience with liberal propaganda.
- VPRO - Originally Protestant, today a progressive liberal darwinist.
- Evangelische Omroep - Orthodox Christianity.
- AVROTROS - The greatest broadcaster, formerly AVRO and TROS, is the most neutral broadcaster.
- PowNed - founded by weblog GeenStijl in 2009, despite it has been called as a right-wing broadcaster it is much more progressive liberal.
- WNL - founded by newspaper De Telegraaf, its signature is conservative liberal (in name only).
- Nederlandse Omroep Stichting (NOS) - News and Sports, however the NOS said that his bias is neutral, it is much on the left side of the political system and a common liberal messenger.
- NTR - Culture and children.