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Bursa TV is a local television channel broadcasting in Turkish from Bursa, the city in northwestern Turkey that was the first capital of the Ottoman Empire. The channel began broadcasting in May 2009, went through a difficult period under the Savings Deposit Insurance Fund after financial problems in 2010, and passed through Gerçek Medya before being bought in 2012 by the journalist Muhammed Tayyar Türkeş, who still owns it and writes regularly for its site. Its slogan, Yeni Nesil Haber Kanalı, translates as the news channel of the new generation. In its early years the station shared productions with its sister channel Olay TV.
The grid is built around the news of the province. Main bulletins and shorter updates run through the day, covering the municipal agenda, traffic, education and healthcare from Bursa city to İnegöl, Gemlik, Mudanya, Mustafakemalpaşa and Karacabey. Between bulletins sit political panels and discussion programs on public issues, along with music and magazine shows. The first face of the channel's news was Ferit Şenocak, and during the fund period the main bulletin was presented by Esra Arı. Sport and culture follow the city's calendar: the fortunes of Bursaspor, the snow on Uludağ, and the Ottoman heritage of the Grand Mosque and the Green Tomb.
Watch Live when the evening bulletin goes out, because the Bursa TV Live Stream carries the same feed that reaches the province free-to-air over the Türksat satellites. Use this TV Online service on a phone, a tablet, a computer or a television set, Watch TV Online Free wherever the feed is open, stream online when the city council meets, and keep the Turkey Live Stream running for the news of the country's fourth city.
