10 It's easy to say, but it's no small feat: this year marks forty years that TV3 has been available to view from Mallorca. It all began in 1985, thanks to the Voltor Association, promoted by the Balearic Cultural Work (OBA), and the "We want TV in our language: TV3 now!" campaign, which received contributions from more than 1,000 citizens to purchase land in Alfàbia and install a repeater. Later, other networks arrived, such as Canal 33, the now-defunct Valencian Canal 9 and Punt 2, and the stations Catalunya Ràdio, Catalunya Informació, and Catalunya Música. And in 2005, naturally, IB3 was born, which has seen better and worse times in terms of language normalization and the representation of our society. But what remains of all this today? With all the apparent progress, do we have the audiovisual ecosystem we deserve?

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