Telegranda

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Telegranda is a private television network that broadcasts its signal throughout the Piedmont , Liguria and Valle d'Aosta regions .

It is based in Cuneo in via Bartolomeo Bruni 5.

Established in 1987, Telegranda is a television company rooted in the Cuneo area . It provides a daily window of local information, entertainment and promotion. Among the historical stages, the Community network concession obtained in 1992, which was then transformed into Information in 1997.

In 2005 the broadcaster moved to the new studios in Beinette, from which, in March 2009, the signal digitization operations began. The landing on digital terrestrial has led Telegranda to considerably expand its catchment area also in Turin , completely covered by the new transmission system.

Telegranda stopped broadcasting on 31 December 2015, with the closure of the television station .

From 14 October 2016 Telegranda resumed its activity, again from Beinette's studios by tuning in to channel 113, hosted on the Mux of the Turin television station Rete 7 .

At the end of 2016 Telegranda moved to the recording studios in the center of Cuneo, starting a new phase and also changing the transmission channel: now it is possible to find it on 186 in Piedmont, on 196 Liguria and on 114 Valle d 'Aosta.

Telefoggia

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Telefoggia is an information and entertainment channel that covers the area of ​​the province of Foggia, the north of the province of Bari with parts of Campobasso, Venosa and Potenza, and is available in live streaming on the web.

The broadcaster was founded in 1975 on the initiative of an entrepreneur from Foggia, remaining rooted in the imagination of the inhabitants of Foggia thanks to its entertainment programs where well-known personalities in the region and illustrious fellow citizens such as Renzo Arbore took their first steps .

The programming includes:

  • The broadcast of TELEFOGGIA NEWS, a local news program that is broadcast in five editions a day
  • Film and TV series
  • Filming of football matches of the Foggia team
  • Quizzes and entertainment programs, which over time have conquered viewers with examples such as ROSE AND BRICKS, a small Corrida, THE CHAIR or IL TOMBOLONE
  • Musical performances with the DISC JOCKEY program
  • Sunday and cooking columns
  • Sports and political talk shows

Telecolor Lombardia

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TeleColor is an Italian regional television broadcaster active since 1984 with headquarters in Cremona .

In 2001 TeleColor took over Primarete Lombardia from Brescia, which thus became the group's second network. In 2004 a new office was also opened in Cremona and an editorial office in Brescia . In 2009, TeleColor, a company of the Pizzamiglio-Baronio family, sold 39% of its shares to Giovanni Arvedi, publisher of Studio Uno, but still remained the majority shareholder. With the advent of digital terrestrialTwo new thematic channels were inaugurated: Smile TV and Salute & Natura. The first featured a program based on films and TV series with a light and comic character, the second broadcast the medical, health and nature programs already aired on TeleColor throughout the day. These channels are subsequently suppressed.

In 2013 it took over the Milanese broadcaster Telereporter from the Profit group , to which Brescia.TV from Brescia was subsequently added , acquired in October 2015 by the Verona-based Athesis group, then sold in June 2017 to the Roman company È Live .

The expansion of the group continues in 2016 with the launch of a new channel on the LCN 82, Rete 82 , broadcast locally on its own Mux and nationally on the Mux Retecapri , again on the LCN 82, but with the name Rete 82 Plus . In August of the same year, the acquisition of another local broadcaster was also completed, which will join the others of the group: the Emilian È TV - RETE7 , taken over by the Spallanzani group on 31 December 2018 the transmissions of TRS Rete 82 ceaseto make way for a new broadcaster, Svizzera Italiana 82, managed by RSI and the Lombard Publirose which previously already managed the programming of TRS Rete 82 . From March 31, 2019, the channel on numbering 82 is replaced by " Salute & Natura ", a broadcaster published by TeleColor itself, already present in the past from 2010 to 2012 in the multiplex owned by it. The channel mainly broadcasts Adriano Panzironi's “ Il cerca Salute ” program, and historical health programs from the TeleColor group. On 2 November 2019 the " Salute & Natura " channel is eliminated from the Retecapri mux

Among the longest-running broadcasts of the broadcaster there are Medicina amica , Box , Box salute and L'angolo della ricerca , still on air.

Telechiara

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TeleChiara is an Italian television broadcaster, part of the Videomedia Group .

The broadcaster was born in Padua in 1990 , at the behest of the Triveneto Episcopate . Immediately it has a multi-regional coverage, which in addition to Veneto , also covers Friuli-Venezia Giulia . Among the programs broadcast, there are productions of TV2000 , broadcast by the Italian Episcopal Conference .

In 2012 , the economic difficulties of TeleChiara, due to the cuts decided by the Triveneto Bishops' Conference , endangered the continuation of the broadcaster's activity. Finally, in 2013 , Gestione Telecomunicazioni Srl , publisher of TeleChiara, was taken over by Videomedia SpA , publisher of TVA Vicenza , forming the Videomedia Srl Group .

RTC Telecalabria

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RTC Telecalabria is a private Calabrian television broadcaster, owned by Giuseppe Soluri, based in Catanzaro.

RTC Telecalabria was born in 1975 by Tony Boemi , and its reception was via cable for the residents of the city of Catanzaro with the name of Radio Tele Catanzaro ; but in 1976 Boemi left it to found Telespazio Calabria , then RTC was taken over by Giuseppe Soluri who transformed it into Tele Catanzaro . In 1977 Soluri also acquired Tele Radio Catanzaro 104 .

In 1980 Tele Catanzaro joined the PIN television circuit together with Tele Uno Cosenza , TeleRadio 2000 , TeleRadio Sud and Radio Sud Television (the then TeleReggio). In 1981 Tele Catanzaro became Fourth Channel and in 1982 joined the new Euro TV television circuit .

In 1984 Quarto Canale changed its name to Videosera (always linked to Euro TV ) and Videosera 2 was born : the two broadcasters expanded throughout the Calabrian territory. In 1986 Videosera 2 joined the Junior TV circuit : the two broadcasters were thus linked to two different national syndications. In 1987 Odeon TV (formerly Euro TV) left Videosera for the Calabrian TV consortium Vuellesette ; this was a period of crisis, so that Videosera was reduced to a single network and the consequent loss of frequencies in Calabria.

In 1992 Videosera became Telecalabria ; it would have had some success among the younger ones with its affiliation to Junior TV (Telecalabria first aired the anime series Dragon Ball in the region ). In 1998 Telecalabria changed its name to RTC Telecalabria .

In 2005 the Calabria Channel satellite television was born , visible on Sky channel 875 , in alliance with TeleEuropa Network of Rende , Radio Tele International of Crotone , ReteKalabria of Vibo Valentia , TeleMia of Roccella Jonica and Reggio TV of Reggio Calabria .


Rai 3

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Rai 3 (until May 2010 known as Rai Tre) is an Italian free-to-air television channel owned by State broadcaster RAI. It was launched on 15 December 1979 and its programming is centred towards cultural and regional programming. It has always been considered the most left-leaning channel of Italian public television; its direct competitor to Mediaset's Rete 4.

In the Aosta Valley, Rai 3 broadcasts some programmes in French language, about less than three hours a week.

In the Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol region, Rai Sudtirol timeshares broadcast hours with Rai 3 when not broadcasting..

In Friuli-Venezia Giulia region, Rai 3 Bis (TDD Furlanija Julijska Krajina) is a separate channel which broadcast daily from 18:40 with a half-hour daily newscast in Slovene language, and other shows in Slovene. In accordance with a bilateral cooperation agreement between Italy and Slovenia, Slovene-language shows produced by Rai 3 Bis are also aired on the Slovenian regional television channel TV Koper-Capodistria and on State-owned TV Slovenija 2.