On air, Esperia TV is dedicated to showcasing the region of Calabria, its news, cultural events, and the lesser-known aspects of the territory. The channel's mission is to tell the story of the Calabria that exists but is still too little known, highlighting the best of the land and its people . The programming is diverse and includes cultural in-depth segments, music, theater, cinema, tourism, fitness, and cooking. The channel also places significant emphasis on local amateur sports, particularly football, with several dedicated programs . Known programs on the channel include Buongiorno Esperia, Auto di lusso, Rivediamoli, Stardrivers, Turn Over, Esperia Notte, Vox Libri, Il Salotto di Maria, Prendimi con te, Talking, E Medicina, Radio Studio 54, Buio in sala, Terre Verdi, La cucina di Camilla, Esperia 7, and Mille Voci, along with films . The news operation is based on a network of on-the-ground editorial staff covering the Calabrian territory .

Esperia TV is available in the Calabria region, parts of the province of Messina (Sicily), and San Giovanni a Piro on digital terrestrial television. The channel broadcast on Logical Channel Number (LCN) 18 in standard definition (SD). As of April 2022, the LCN changed from 18 to 15 . The channel is also available free-to-air via satellite on the Eutelsat 9B satellite at 9.0 degrees east, with technical parameters including frequency 12380 V, DVB-S2, symbol rate 31400, FEC 2/3, MPEG-4 SD format . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Esperia TV through the official website at esperia.tv, which also offers a news portal with constantly updated coverage of crime, politics, current events, and entertainment, as well as video-on-demand content . The television signal is produced by Esperia TV SRL, a company with 10-19 employees and a reported revenue of 487,838 euros in 2021 .

Esperia TV strives to offer a varied schedule that moves nimbly across cultural content, music, theater, cinema, tourism, fitness, and cooking, with a strong connection to its viewers maintained through social media pages and a direct line to the editorial staff. The mission of the channel is to offer viewers what was not there before, creating a direct line between the station and its audience. Thanks to its mission of cultural and territorial promotion, Esperia TV provides the opportunity to discover the rich heritage of Calabria through its programming, ensuring that the stories of this ancient land reach audiences across the region, Italy, and the global diaspora wherever the signal is available.

On air, Entella TV has from its inception focused on local news coverage, producing a daily newscast (telegiornale) with local news. Following the Mammì Law of 1990, which required broadcasters to produce at least eight hours of original programming, the channel increasingly concentrated on local news and sports coverage. The channel's programming also covers cultural events, with a notable tradition of broadcasting live coverage of the annual Torta dei Fieschi festival in Lavagna, which is shown on large screens in local bars. The channel's signal is broadcast using 40 repeaters to reach the difficult orographic terrain of the Ligurian hinterland, serving a population of approximately 150,000 residents.

Entella TV broadcasts its entire programming in high definition (HD) on digital terrestrial television (DVB-T) in the Liguria region, excluding the province of La Spezia. The channel is available on Logical Channel Number (LCN) 75 and is free-to-air (FTA). The main studio is located on Via Dante in Lavagna. The channel also provides live streaming and on-demand content through its official website at entellatv.net, as well as through dedicated mobile applications for devices.

Entella TV strives to be the reference local television channel for the Tigullio Gulf region, connecting residents of Lavagna, Chiavari, and the surrounding provinces with local news, sports, and cultural events. The mission of the channel is to provide high-quality regional journalism and coverage of community life, with a strong emphasis on the traditions, festivals, and daily realities of the Ligurian territory. Thanks to its digital signal and extensive repeater network, Entella TV provides the opportunity to watch its local programming across Liguria, ensuring that residents of the region and former residents living elsewhere in Italy or abroad can stay connected to their home territory wherever they are.

On air, the channel offers a generalist schedule with a strong emphasis on local information. The heart of its programming is the news service branded as “È Live TG“, which covers all events and current affairs in the city and province of Brescia. Several editions of the newscast are broadcast daily, including "TG Giorno" and "TG Sera". A key program in the schedule is “Sette & Mezzo“, an evening talk show airing at 7:30 PM hosted by journalist “Paolo Bollani“, which features interviews and in-depth analysis of local issues. The morning slot from 6:00 AM to 9:00 AM features “È Live Mattino“, a news summary program.

Sports programming is a significant part of the channel's schedule, particularly coverage of the local football club. The channel broadcasts “Diretta Stadio“, which follows Brescia Calcio matches live. On Monday evenings at 9:00 PM, the channel airs “Solo Brescia“, a program focused on the team Union Brescia and Serie C football, hosted by “Cristiano Tognoli“ with contributions from “Aurora Ramino“ and sports journalists. The channel also covers other local sports, including a weekly program dedicated to “È Atlantide“ for the Atlantide Pallavolo Brescia volleyball team.

Additional regular programs include “Prisma“, a weekly political magazine for analyzing current news with studio guests; “L'economia è di casa“, a segment focused on local economic figures; and a daily “Meteo“ forecast provided by 3B Meteo. The channel also produces cultural content such as “Brescia tra le righe“, a literary review that features local authors and is hosted by “Candida Patrizia Bertoli“, “Rachele Anna Manzaro“, and “Chiara Massini“. Another dedicated program is “La Brescia bella“, which focuses on the city's social and volunteer sectors. The channel also provides live coverage of major local events, including the historic Mille Miglia car race and the Brescia Pride parade.

In 2023, the channel launched a special project called “Il tiggì dei ragazzi“, a news program prepared and hosted by students of the Istituto CFP Educo, aimed at covering news from a youth perspective. The segments, lasting 90 to 120 seconds, are filmed in vertical format and are broadcast on television as well as social media.

Èlive Brescia TV is widely available on digital terrestrial television throughout the province of Brescia and in parts of the surrounding provinces of Bergamo, Cremona, Lodi, Sondrio, Verona, and Piacenza on Logical Channel Number (LCN) 181. The channel is also broadcast via satellite by the Studio 1 Network. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Èlive Brescia TV through the official website elivebrescia.tv and via its official mobile application for smartphones and tablets. The channel also streams its content live on its Facebook and YouTube pages.

The broadcaster is part of "Brescia Digital News," a publishing hub created following the merger of 16Media and Principemedia in November 2023, which also manages the elivebrescia.tv online newspaper and other media synergies. The channel is headquartered in Brescia at Via del Sebino, 8.

Èlive Brescia TV strives to be the reference point for local news in the Brescian territory, offering real-time updates, in-depth analysis, and a platform for community dialogue. The mission of the channel is to provide independent, up-to-date, and quality local information, using an integrated multichannel system to ensure that Brescians at home and abroad can stay connected to their city. Thanks to its wide distribution on digital terrestrial television and online streaming, Èlive Brescia TV provides the opportunity to watch its programming on any device, ensuring that the city's news, sports, and cultural events reach audiences everywhere.

On air, Donna TV is a thematic channel entirely dedicated to the female universe, with a particular focus on lifestyle, entertainment, and classic telenovelas. The channel's schedule includes a mix of telenovelas, talk shows, cooking programs, travel shows, health and wellness segments, and teleshopping. The flagship programming includes a wide selection of classic Latin American telenovelas, which form a significant part of the schedule. Popular telenovelas broadcast on the channel include Il disprezzo, Figli miei, vita mia, Portami con te, Marilena, Topazio, Dolce Valentina, La schiava Isaura, Gabriela, and Eva Luna.

The channel produces several original entertainment and lifestyle programs. Mi Amor is a program dedicated to the world of telenovelas, hosted by Daria Graziosi and Salvatore Sposito, featuring interviews with actors and behind-the-scenes insights. Gourmet is a cooking program hosted by Angela Simonelli. Il mondo di Libly is hosted by Ilenia B. Marraffa. Week End is hosted by Erika Marinelli. Weddings Luxury is hosted by Cira Lombardo. Pillole... di sapori is hosted by Vassiliki Tziveli. Donna pratica is hosted by Elena Maria Manzini. Magia del bisturi is hosted by Giovanni Del Pra. Bekér Macellaio in cucina is hosted by Fabrizio Nonis. Il Massimo in cucina is hosted by Massimo Di Cataldo. Fuori dai fornelli is hosted by Andy Luotto. La salute vien mangiando is hosted by Rosanna Lambertucci. Yes I Can is hosted by Jill Cooper. Ciao Chef is hosted by Antonella Biscardi and Roberto Scarnecchia. Tutta un'altra storia is hosted by Roberto Ciufoli. Emozioni Dal Mondo is a travel program produced by La TV dei Viaggi. Cucina a vista is hosted by Antonio Ciotola. Atlante and Atlante Speciale Cina are hosted by Corrado Ruggeri. A casa di Emy is hosted by Emanuela Tittocchia. L'Argonauta is hosted by Vassiliki Tziveli. Codice Rugiati is hosted by Simone Rugiati. The channel also broadcasts teleshopping blocks, typically in 30-minute segments during the morning and afternoon.

Donna TV is available throughout Italy on digital terrestrial television on Logical Channel Number (LCN) 62 in standard definition. Since July 31, 2025, the channel also broadcasts a high-definition simulcast on LCN 562. The channel is also available via satellite on the Eutelsat 9B satellite at 9.0 degrees east, broadcasting unencrypted (free-to-air) on frequencies 12111 V and 12341 V, with DVB-S2 transmission and MPEG-4 compression. The channel also provides a live stream on its official website, donnatv.com, allowing viewers to watch online the broadcast on any device. Viewers can also access the channel via HbbTV on compatible smart televisions. The channel is operated by GM Comunicazione S.r.l. and its concessionaire for advertising sales is PRS.

Donna TV strives to be the reference television channel for Italian women, offering a diverse mix of entertainment, lifestyle content, and classic telenovelas that appeal to viewers seeking light, engaging, and relatable programming. The mission of the channel is to provide a television experience that is involving, useful, and fun, speaking directly to women with a tone that avoids excessive shouting or boredom, and instead focuses on creativity, insights, and practical advice. Thanks to its wide distribution on digital terrestrial television, satellite, and online streaming, Donna TV provides the opportunity to watch its programming on any device, ensuring that its female-oriented content reaches audiences across Italy and the global Italian diaspora wherever they are.

On air, DI.TV 80 features a varied programming schedule that blends information, lifestyle, and entertainment . The channel's lineup includes talk shows, wellness and health programs, automotive news, social issue documentaries, sports coverage, and segments on fashion, hi-tech, and cooking .

Notable programs on the channel include "Salotto Al Caminetto," a talk show produced in collaboration with prestigious partners; a wellness program with interviews on nutrition and healthy lifestyles; a motoring program featuring road tests and vehicle reviews; and "Delitti e Misteri," a crime program hosted by lawyer Daniela Perri and criminologists Tonia Bardellino and Sergio Carus that explores the darker sides of notable mysteries . The channel also broadcasts health programs under the title "Il Cerca Salute – Life 120," which focuses on aspects of medicine and longevity . Social issues are covered in a weekly program that addresses current problems and future perspectives .

The channel provides local news coverage through "DI.TV Informa," which focuses on news from Imola, Bologna, Faenza, Forlì, Ferrara, and the surrounding areas . Daily news coverage is provided by "TG AltroStudio," a 30-minute program covering national and international events . Sports programming includes coverage of Andrea Costa Imola Basket and post-game analysis in "Il Dopo Partita" . The channel also produces programs dedicated to ceramics, motorsports competitions, and off-road events .

DI.TV 80 is available on digital terrestrial television in Emilia-Romagna and parts of the Marche region . The channel also offers a free live stream on its official website and various television aggregation platforms . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of DI.TV 80 without a subscription, as the stream is provided directly from the official source . The channel was last confirmed to be actively streaming as of December 2025 . DI.TV 80 also promotes its content on social media, particularly through its Facebook page .

DI.TV 80 strives to provide viewers in northern and central Italy with a diverse mix of local news, health information, crime analysis, sports coverage, and lifestyle programming. The mission of the channel is to serve its regional audience with content that informs, educates, and entertains, covering topics ranging from current events and social issues to automotive and motorsports. Thanks to its digital terrestrial coverage and online streaming platform, DI.TV 80 provides the opportunity to watch its live broadcast on any device, ensuring that viewers in Emilia-Romagna, the Marche, and the global Italian diaspora can access its programming wherever they are.

The core business and primary programming of Deluxe 139 revolves around teleshopping, specifically focusing on jewelry sales for the group that owns the channel . A significant portion of its airtime is dedicated to these paid programming segments, which form the channel's main revenue stream . However, to fill the remaining broadcast hours, the channel historically relied on a rotation of other programs, which have included anime series such as Gundam and Una letter per Momo, and other shows like Go Kart Tv, On Race Tv, Explorare, and Super Sea . The anime programming in particular was noted for its repetitive nature, with viewers reporting that the same episodes of the same series were broadcast on a weekly loop .

The operational status and distribution of Deluxe 139 have been inconsistent in recent years. The channel has not maintained a permanent, stable presence on a single satellite platform. It was previously available on the Hotbird 13B satellite at 13.0° East on frequency 11200 V, but it was reported to have ceased transmissions on this satellite on November 10, 2023 . Subsequently, its broadcast shifted to the Eutelsat 9B satellite, where it has been active in 2024 . Furthermore, there are records of the channel briefly broadcasting on the ABS-3A satellite in 2022 before ceasing again, indicating an unstable broadcast history .

Due to its primary focus on teleshopping, Deluxe 139 is categorized as a shopping channel (Shopping Sender) . The general filler programming it has used, including anime and other shows, appears to be secondary and of low priority for the channel's management, serving simply as filler content when teleshopping broadcasts are not scheduled . As a result, the channel does not have a dedicated, consistently updated program schedule with curated content, leading to a lack of official or up-to-date information about its specific program lineup from reliable sources .

On air, Deejay TV is the television extension of the popular radio station Radio Deejay, founded in 1982. The channel shares its artistic director, Linus, as well as many of its radio personalities, with the goal of bringing the radio experience to television . Its programming blends music videos, talk shows, and entertainment, with a strong focus on youth-oriented content. The flagship program is Deejay Chiama Italia, the television simulcast of Radio Deejay's long-running morning show hosted by Linus and Nicola Savino, which has been on air for over 13 years . The program features a mix of current affairs, sports, music, entertainment, and interviews with studio guests .

The channel's daily schedule consists primarily of music video blocks, with programs such as Playlist Radio Linetti, La musica di Radio Deejay, and 006, which feature the best of Radio Deejay's musical rotation . Afternoon programming includes shows such as Catteland, Vic e Marisa, and Ciao Belli . The evening schedule includes programs such as Gazzology, Say Waaad?, and Io e Annie . Overnight hours are dedicated to music blocks and podcast content . The channel previously featured programs such as Dalle 2 alle 5 hosted by Wad, Frank, and Gianluca Gazzoli, which blended music with lifestyle, travel, and sports content, though the channel's schedule continues to evolve .

In its earlier incarnation before 2015, Deejay TV also featured programs such as 50 Songs with Albertino, Rock Deejay, M2.0, and The Flow, but since its relaunch, the channel has returned to a more music-centric format focusing on Radio Deejay's playlist and select talk programs .

Deejay TV is available throughout Italy on digital terrestrial television on Logical Channel Number (LCN) 69, on Sky Italia on channel 714, and on Tivùsat . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Deejay TV through the official Radio Deejay website at deejay.it/tv, which offers a free 24/7 live stream . The channel broadcasts in high definition (1080i HDTV) .

Deejay TV strives to extend the brand and philosophy of Radio Deejay to the television screen, creating a visual experience that mirrors the energy and immediacy of the radio. The mission of the channel is to offer a vibrant, music-driven alternative to traditional television, targeting a young, socially connected audience. The channel has 29 employees and its headquarters are located in Milan, Italy, at Via Andrea Massena 2 . Thanks to its multiplatform presence on digital terrestrial, satellite, and online streaming, Deejay TV provides the opportunity to watch its live broadcast on any device, ensuring that its music and entertainment programming reaches young audiences across Italy and the global Italian diaspora wherever they are.

On air, Cusano Italia TV offers a schedule rich in political, social, and cultural content, illustrated by journalists, university professors, students, and notable guests . Key programs include Mattina con Noi, a weekday morning show hosted by Simone Lijoi and Annamaria Fittipaldi covering current affairs, information, gossip, and trends . Pomeriggio con Noi airs Monday through Friday from 3:00 PM, hosted by Francesco Acchiardi and Francesca Romana Macrì, focusing on entertainment, fashion, news, and current events . L'Imprenditore e gli Altri airs Monday evenings from 9:00 PM to 11:00 PM, hosted by Stefano Bandecchi with Gianluca Fabi and Fabio Fortuna, covering politics, economics, and the entrepreneurial world . Crimini e Criminologia airs Sunday evenings from 9:00 PM to midnight, hosted by Fabio Camillacci, exploring historical crimes and mysteries . Other regular programs include ExtraVaganza, Babylon (covering entertainment and cinema), ABC Calcio and C Come Calcio (sports), Colpo di Tacco, Futuro Lavoro, Babylon, Explorer, Hollyfood – Mangiando con le stelle, and Spari e Sport. The channel also broadcasts news segments multiple times daily, including TG Direttore, TG Sport, TG Plus, and TG Hashtag .

On weekends, the channel offers Buongiorno Week End on Saturday and Sunday mornings, Paese che Vai (travel and culture), Moda On (fashion), La TV dei Viaggi (travel), and live coverage of the Santa Messa Domenicale (Sunday Mass) on Sunday mornings at 11:00 AM . The channel also runs special thematic segments such as A spasso nel tempo (history), A libro aperto (book reviews), Cinemiamo (cinema), and 264 Zoom (culture and current affairs) . Among the notable personalities associated with the channel are the owner Stefano Bandecchi, as well as Alessio Moriggi, Francesca Pierri, Roberta Feliziani, Tommaso Franchi, Manuela Poidomani, Annalisa Colavito, Massimo Ferrero, and Fabio Salamida .

Cusano Italia TV is available throughout Italy on digital terrestrial television on channel 264 (standard definition) and also broadcasts in high definition on channel 122 (HD) . The channel is accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and also streams live online via its official website at cusanoitaliatv.it, through the official mobile app available for Android and iOS devices, and on YouTube . On satellite, its sister radio station (Radio Cusano Campus) is available on Hotbird 13° east, while the television channel is primarily focused on digital terrestrial distribution . The channel also maintains an active presence on Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), and Instagram under the handle @CusanoItaliaTV .

The channel is the television arm of the Niccolò Cusano University and pursues the same mission as the university and its radio station: to spread knowledge and promote a culture within everyone's reach . Cusano Italia TV strives to provide 360-degree cultural dissemination, with in-depth coverage of politics, economics, society, current affairs, sports, and entertainment. The mission of the channel is to offer a platform for dialogue, debate, and learning, connecting the university with the broader public and fostering civic engagement through high-quality television content accessible to all. Thanks to its wide distribution across digital terrestrial, streaming, and social platforms, Cusano Italia TV provides the opportunity to watch its programming on any device, ensuring that its cultural and informational content reaches audiences across Italy and the global Italian diaspora wherever they are .

The channel was born in June 2015 and is based in Noventa Padovana, in the province of Padua, Veneto. It is a project of the radio group Sphera Holding, which also owns Radio Company, a historic station founded in 1987 from the merger of Radio Studio Padova and Rete 99 .

On air, Company TV is a thematic channel entirely dedicated to music, reflecting the format of its parent radio station. Between 2015 and March 2022, the channel broadcast on digital terrestrial television in the regions of Veneto, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, and Trentino-Alto Adige. Since then, its distribution has moved exclusively online .

Today, Company TV is available worldwide as an HD live stream on the official Radio Company website and as an application for smart TVs. No subscription is required to watch the channel, and it can be accessed for free from the official source .

Company TV strives to bring the musical programming of Radio Company to a visual audience, offering a continuous broadcast of music and entertainment content. The mission of the channel is to extend the reach of the historic Veneto radio brand into the television space, keeping listeners and viewers connected to their favorite music through modern digital platforms. Thanks to its online distribution, Company TV provides the opportunity to watch its live broadcast on any device, ensuring that its musical programming reaches audiences across Italy and around the world wherever they are.

On air, Class CNBC provides news and information on a real-time basis, 24 hours a day, covering financial markets, economics, and business from Italy and around the world. The channel is the Italian-language version of the pan-European channel CNBC Europe. Its daily schedule includes a mix of live market updates, talk shows, and in-depth reports. Key programs include Caffè Affari (the Italian version of Squawk Box), airing weekday mornings from 7:00 AM to 10:10 AM and hosted by Elisa Piazza. Other regular segments include Tradingroom, Forex Update, Analisi Tecnica, Linea Mercati Wall Street and Linea Mercati Pomeriggio hosted by Carla Signorile, and Report hosted by Jole Saggese. The channel also produces special interview programs such as Ceo Talks with Italian and international CEOs.

In January 2026, Class CNBC underwent a significant rebranding, launching a new, more essential logo that replaces the historic peacock symbol with a modern wordmark featuring a stylized upward arrow to represent growth and direction. The channel also expanded its distribution strategy, becoming available on digital terrestrial television for the first time on channel 828, significantly broadening its potential audience. It continues to broadcast on Sky Italia on channel 507, reaching approximately 5.1 million subscribers, and is also available on major FAST (Free Ad-Supported Streaming TV) platforms including Samsung TV Plus, LG Channels, Rakuten TV, and TCL Channel. The channel launched a new app called Milano Finanza - Class CNBC, which allows users to follow the channel's live stream and access news content on smartphones, tablets, and smart TVs.

Class CNBC strives to be the reference point for business information in Italy, serving not only managers and professionals but also savers and citizens who want to understand complex economic and geopolitical scenarios. The mission of the channel is to provide reliable, continuous, and contextualized financial news, helping viewers interpret markets and make informed decisions about their savings, work, and future. Thanks to its expanded distribution across satellite, digital terrestrial, and streaming platforms, Class CNBC provides the opportunity to watch its live broadcast on any device, ensuring that its business news coverage reaches a wide audience across Italy and beyond.