Radio Nacional de Espana, also known as RNE, is a privately owned entity headquartered in Spain, operating as a subsidiary of Radiotelevision Espanola (RTVE). Founded in 1937, with approximately 560 employees, the company specializes in broadcast media production and distribution. Functioning as a public broadcasting network within the Spanish Radio and Television Corporation, RNE offers a variety of radio stations. Its programming encompasses news, social issues, culture, sports, community service, classical music, youth culture, Catalan language, and international news, serving a diverse audience, including minorities and those with social needs.
Spain's public broadcaster RTVE aired a special edition of its flagship evening news program on June 22, 2026, which was produced using artificial intelligence (AI), in an effort to encourage viewers to reflect on the opportunities and dangers posed by the advancing technology. Previously, on June 18, the Spanish government approved a reform of the law governing RTVE's financing, effectively resolving a long-running tax dispute that threatened the corporation with liabilities up to €940 million. Earlier in June, RTVE transformed its technology platform by adopting Kubernetes and OpenShift. This move aimed to support the growth of its digital services and meet high audience demand during peak traffic periods, replacing numerous applications deployed across hundreds of virtual machines with statically allocated resources. On June 10, Fremantle and RTVE collaborated to adapt the popular board game 'Hitster' into a music game show for Spain.
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