The International Radio and Television Organisation (official name in French: Organisation Internationale de Radiodiffusion et de Télévision or OIRT), more often called Intervision (RussianИнтервидение, PolishInterwizja), was an East European network of radio and televisionbroadcasters established in 1946 with the primary purpose of exchanging productions between its members.
It was used in the Union of Soviet south fm band Socialist Republics and most of the other socialist countries of narrow band fm Eastern Europe, with the exception of East Germany and Yugoslavia, which always used the 87.5 to 108 MHz broadcast band in line with Western Europe.
This was prompted by the expansion of broadcasting and the modernisation of existing transmission networks, using new or second-hand transmitters from western countries, together with fm band cell phone car kits a general desire for standardisation with the West.
The future of broadcasting on the OIRTFM band is limited, due to the lack of new consumer receivers for that band.
The Office of Instructional and Research Technology (OIRT) provides coordination for use of Information Technology throughout the University in support of instruction and research.
As part of the Office of Information Technology, OIRT can meet with departments to review research and instructional IT services at Rutgers.
OIRT staff are available to work with individual instructors and researchers, as well as with departments and other units.
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