Our pictures. Our voices. Our infrastructure.
LTC Corporation develops audiovisual formats for a future continuous broadcasting operation, including hosted segments, electronic personalities, archival context and experimental programmes.
These projects use in-house real-time, animation and media systems. Titles, releases and broadcast schedules will be announced only when confirmed.
Third-party archival content will not be made public without the appropriate rights.
Broadcasting: One Channel, Several Realities
LTC is developing its own 24-hour television channel: a continuing sequence of original programmes, hosted segments, curated material and archival context. The ambition is continuous operation; this page does not claim that a full round-the-clock service is already running.
Teletext & Information Services
Teletext is not a relic but an alternative editorial surface: compact, stubbornly legible and organised by numbers. Programme information, corporate notices and statistics of questionable strategic importance can coexist without a glossy interface. A visitor navigating by page number may discover a different Corporation.
Private Streaming & Programme Archive
A private streaming service provides selected material to an authorised audience. It complements linear broadcasting: television decides what is on now, while the archive lets viewers choose another moment. Third-party rights remain respected.
Electronic Presentation
Reto Raster and Pat Redrum are produced through a pipeline of voices, expressions, reactions and programme control. The aim is not continuous imitation of human movement, but a convincing presence shaped by distinct personalities. Sometimes a pause carries more meaning than a sentence.
Selected Works and Experiments
The Switchboard Operators — Virtual Reality
A VR simulation revisits telephone exchange work as a spatial communications machine. Connections once required attention, hands and routine: an interface with people inside it.
A Flashlight as Image Director
A projection-mapping experiment uses a flashlight as the instrument that selects and reveals images. The room responds to the beam; the audience takes control without instructions.
Generative Images, Lamps and Vases
Procedural imagery and physical editions explore the territory between code, form and manufacture. These works retain their original artistic histories. Corporate accounting has nonetheless categorised them as “strategic prior contributions”; the exact transfer of rights remains a matter of spirited interpretation.
Nachschub — Connected Ordering
A small round ESP32 ordering device turns product selection into a traceable service workflow, connecting touch interface, web client and dispatch. LTC considers “small ordering system” an accurate yet commercially inadequate description.
Some of these works predate LTC's present structure. Their actual origins remain acknowledged. The CEO believes sufficiently comprehensive organisational charts will eventually resolve all remaining questions of ownership.