Connexió Comunitat Valenciana Surpasses 1,500 Live Broadcasts
À Punt's daily magazine reinforces its commitment to local content and the region with over 100 programs aired.
By Mireia Blasco i Vidal
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The daily magazine Connexió Comunitat Valenciana from À Punt has surpassed 1,500 live connections, solidifying its success with 105 programs aired and strong viewership.
The program Connexió Comunitat Valenciana, À Punt's daily magazine focusing on current affairs and local proximity, has achieved a new milestone by exceeding 1,500 live broadcasts since its launch. With 105 programs aired, some featuring up to 40 live connections, the format reaffirms its dedication to covering news directly from Valencian municipalities and regions.
Viewers have responded positively to this daily window, broadcast from 10:30 AM to 1:00 PM. The program recorded its highest rating during the Fallas week, achieving an 8.9% market share, highlighting its appeal among the audience.
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"Surpassing 1,500 live broadcasts demonstrates the strength of a format that has successfully connected with the audience through proximity, authenticity, and its focus on the territory. Connexió Comunitat Valenciana would not be possible without the effort, professionalism, and passion of a team that works on the ground every day to tell the stories that truly matter. From editors, reporters, and camera operators to directors, producers, and technical staff, all share the same goal: to bring the Comunitat Valenciana closer to its people."
Hosted by Clara Castelló and Juanma Melero, the magazine travels across the Comunitat Valenciana daily, showcasing human stories, traditions, festivals, heritage, culture, and the most immediate local news. Through its live connections and collaboration with local television stations, it has become a key tool for territorial cohesion, giving a voice to both large cities and small municipalities.
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"Each live broadcast presents a different challenge and a new opportunity to discover stories. The merit belongs to a team that understands proximity television as a public service and has made Connexió Comunitat Valenciana a benchmark within À Punt."
The reporting and camera crews have visited hundreds of Valencian locations, highlighting the diversity and richness of the region. Among its most popular features is the itinerant amateur gastronomic contest, which promotes local cuisine and traditional recipes.
The program reaffirms its public service mission and commitment to close, participatory television that reflects the reality of Valencians, establishing itself as À Punt's primary daily window to the Comunitat Valenciana. Its director, Vicente Tronchoni, emphasizes that the program's success lies in creating content that listens to people and values the talent and richness of the municipalities, driven by an extraordinary team covering thousands of kilometers each season.
