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.

The station’s mission is to offer 360-degree news coverage, paying special attention to local current events, cultural initiatives, and crime reporting, while also covering sports, art, and entertainment . The publishing group operates two main offices: one in Sabbio Chiese and another in Gavardo, working in close interaction with local users, businesses, groups, and associations . Programming is structured as a mixed format of live broadcasts and pre-recorded segments, with news flashes delivered every hour to ensure constant updates .

On air, Radio 51 TV's content reflects the editorial line of its parent radio network. DJs play a mix of pop, top 40 hits, and other popular genres while maintaining close contact with listeners and viewers, who can also interact through social media . While the channel's physical and editorial headquarters are in the Brescia area, some sources list the publisher’s legal address in Martellago, Venice . The brand's news portal, 51news.it, provides a daily overview of the main news and events in the region .

Radio 51 TV is available on digital terrestrial television in the province of Brescia on Logical Channel Number 636 . Viewers can also watch online the live broadcast of Radio 51 TV through the official website 51news.it and via the "Radio 51" mobile application, available for Android and iOS devices .

Radio 51 TV strives to serve as a reference point for local information and music in the Brescia area, staying connected in real-time with its community of listeners and viewers. The mission of the channel is to provide a constant flow of information, music, and entertainment that reflects the daily life of the provinces of Brescia, Trento, Verona, and the surrounding valleys . Thanks to its multiplatform approach, Radio 51 TV provides the opportunity to listen to and watch its broadcasting on any device, ensuring that its audience remains engaged and up-to-date wherever they are.

The channel’s transmitter is located in Finland and broadcasts regionally across the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region, as well as into Europe. The channel is oriented towards human rights, civil society, freedom of the press, democracy, equality, and modernization of society, with a sharp critical stance toward the Islamic Republic of Iran. The channel is openly opposed to forced veiling (hijab) and mandatory religious laws, focusing on fostering a modern society where all groups can enjoy equal rights regardless of gender, ethnicity, religion, or political views.

Navahang TV has produced special series and documentaries. A notable documentary produced by the channel is Women Without Borders, which features the personal stories of women activists from the Kurdish community in Finland. The channel has also aired special programming for Kurdish holidays, including coverage of the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples in August 2019, with a special report from the Kurdish community's celebrations. The channel also participates in global media collaborations, including the Videos For Change project produced in partnership with international development organizations.

The channel has faced challenges with its financing structure. In 2025, the Finnish government announced it would stop funding diverse media channels under the Community Media Inclusion Project, a move that particularly affected Navahang TV and a few other small diaspora broadcasters. The Finnish Prime Minister’s Office had previously committed to funding the channel for five years, but the termination of the agreement disrupted the channel’s operations and its ability to support independent journalism.

Navahang TV is available via satellite across Europe and the MENA region. The channel also streams its programming online through its official website and mobile applications. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Navahang TV through the channel’s website and various streaming platforms. Online television of Navahang TV is accessible on any device, ensuring that Kurdish and Persian-speaking audiences across Finland, Europe, the Middle East, and the global diaspora can access its programming wherever they are.

Navahang TV strives to provide a platform for Iranian and Kurdish diaspora communities in Finland and across Europe, offering programming focused on human rights, democracy, and minority rights. The mission of the channel is to promote open, democratic dialogue about reform in Iran and to support the modernization of Iranian society and the protection of minority rights from a base in Finland, leveraging the country’s strong tradition of freedom of speech and press freedom. Thanks to modern satellite and online platforms, Navahang TV provides the opportunity to watch its live broadcast on any device, ensuring that its reform-oriented programming reaches audiences across Europe and the Middle East wherever its signal is available.

On air, RTL Today Radio features a daily schedule of live shows hosted by a team of local and international presenters. The weekday morning flagship program is The Sam Steen Show, airing Monday through Friday from 6:00 AM to 10:00 AM, hosted by Sam Steen. The late morning slot features The Lunchbox from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, hosted by Stephen 'Steps' Lowe, dedicated to songs from the past 25 years. The afternoon session is hosted by Lucy Genazzini from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM, followed by Hours of Power, an hour of non-stop hits until 4:00 PM. The evening drive-time program Drive airs Monday through Friday from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM, hosted by Tom Einarsson, featuring news, music, giveaways, and good company for the journey home. The evening schedule continues with specialized programming: Louder on Mondays at 8:00 PM hosted by Ethan Carey, featuring an hour of metal tunes; The Lisa Burke Show on Tuesdays at 8:00 PM, covering a wide range of topics with guests from Luxembourg and beyond; Letz Talk Sports on Wednesdays at 8:00 PM hosted by Nathan Sneyd, featuring personalities from Luxembourg's sports scene alongside international athletes; Intune on Thursdays at 8:00 PM hosted by Elinor Guinane, a collaboration with the Luxembourg Philharmonic showcasing classical music; and Weekend Warmup on Fridays at 8:00 PM hosted by Alice Monnat, featuring guest dance mixes and curated sets. The late evening program New Noise airs Monday through Friday from 10:00 PM to 11:00 PM, hosted by Stephen Lowe, bringing new music to listeners.

Weekend programming includes The Melissa Dalton Show on Saturdays from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM, hosted by Melissa Dalton, featuring an entertaining selection of music, interviews, giveaways, and games. The UK Chart Show with Elliot Derby continues the Saturday lineup, followed by The DB3 Show hosted by David Burrowes from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM with a broader focus beyond Luxembourg music. Sundays begin with The Hangover hosted by Sarah Tapp from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM, followed by The Ben Andrews Show from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM. The Sunday schedule also includes the Office Hours podcast with host Adam Petersen, which breaks down various business-related subjects into everyday language with guest input from business owners, employees, entrepreneurs, and experts.

Beyond its regular music and talk programming, RTL Today Radio provides local news bulletins, weather forecasts, and traffic updates, serving the English-speaking expatriate community in Luxembourg which comprises over 180 nationalities. According to its official description, the station's programming also features interviews, giveaways, and interactive segments with listener participation via WhatsApp voice notes. The station is part of a broader portfolio that includes the RTL Today news website and app, which offers daily news roundups, original content such as Luxembourg Insider, Knowledge Bites, and the satirical series The Luxembourg Wurst.

Since December 2025, RTL Today Radio has been available on DAB+ digital radio across Luxembourg. The station also has a visual radio component, broadcasting live video from the studio, available through the RTL Play platform and the RTL Today mobile app. Listeners can listen online to the live broadcast of RTL Today Radio through the official RTL Today website at today.rtl.lu, via the dedicated radio page at today.radio, through the RTL Today mobile application available for iOS and Android devices, and through the RTL Play platform. The station streams in up to 128 kbit/s quality and is accessible on any device - from smartphones to computers - ensuring that the English-speaking community of Luxembourg and listeners around the world can access its programming wherever they are.

RTL Today Radio strives to be the primary English-language radio destination for Luxembourg's multicultural, ever-expanding international community, offering a blend of music, news, and entertainment that helps listeners integrate into life in the Grand Duchy. The mission of the channel is to serve as a companion for English-speaking residents, providing local news that cannot be found elsewhere in English, spotlighting the people who make up the community, and delivering curated music programming alongside information about local events, culture, and entertainment. Thanks to modern digital streaming platforms and DAB+ technology, RTL Today Radio provides the opportunity to listen to its live broadcast on any device, ensuring that the English-speaking community of Luxembourg and the global diaspora can stay connected to their home-away-from-home wherever they are.

On air, RTL Gold features non-stop broadcasting of the greatest hits from the 1950s to the 1980s, offering listeners a nostalgic journey through the great eras in music. True to RTL's news DNA, the station also broadcasts local and international news at regular intervals. Music programmes and special features round out the retro channel's programming. The station's genre is classified as general and mixed, appealing to a broad audience with diverse musical tastes, including talk shows, news, and music. The station is available online and does not broadcast on traditional FM frequencies. The station can be heard on RTL Play, the streaming platform launched by RTL Luxembourg in December 2020, which offers both video and audio content. The station is accessible via the quick access link rtlgold.lu.

The station has faced regulatory action from the Luxembourg Independent Authority for Audiovisual Media (ALIA). On February 28, 2024, the television channel RTL Gold (which shared the same branding at the time) broadcast the programme Mónika – A KIBESZÉLŐ SHOW, which led to a complaint from the Hungarian media regulator NMHH following a viewer's complaint. The complainant claimed that the programme should have been classified as unsuitable for under-16s rather than under-12s and should not have been broadcast in the morning, as it dealt with themes of sadomasochism and sexual violence. The ALIA Council held that the morning broadcast of the programme with the warning unsuitable for under-12s had infringed Articles 9(4) and 9(5) of Hungarian law, and the service provider acknowledged the administrative error, stating that it had taken steps to avoid similar mistakes in the future. As a result, the regulator issued a formal reprimand to s.a. CLT-Ufa, the Luxembourg-based company holding the broadcasting licence.

RTL Gold is available as an online streaming station accessible through the official RTL Play platform and the rtlgold.lu website. Listeners can listen online to the live broadcast of RTL Gold through the official RTL Play website and mobile applications. Online radio of RTL Gold is accessible on any device - from smartphones to computers - ensuring that nostalgia music fans across Luxembourg, Europe, and around the world can access its classic hits programming wherever they are.

RTL Gold strives to provide a nostalgic listening experience for audiences who enjoy the greatest hits of the 1950s through the 1980s, offering a trip down memory lane through the great eras in music. The mission of the channel is to combine the best of classic pop and rock music with reliable news updates, staying true to RTL's heritage as a trusted news source while entertaining listeners with timeless hits. Thanks to modern digital streaming platforms, RTL Gold provides the opportunity to listen to its classic hits programming on any device, ensuring that listeners across Luxembourg and the global diaspora can stay connected to the music of their youth wherever they are.

On air, Radio Contact broadcasts a mix of contemporary hit music from the 1980s to the present, targeting listeners aged 12 to 54 . The station places a strong emphasis on Francophone music, with a regulatory commitment of 33 percent of musical works being in the French language . Key programs include Le Good Morning, the flagship morning show hosted by Maria Del Rio and a team of animators including Gary Moonen, Olivier Arnould, and Valentino Palumbo; Le 16/20, the afternoon drive-time program hosted by David Antoine; Contact Urban with Daddy K and Le S, focusing on hip-hop and R&B; In The Mix with Mademoiselle Luna, dedicated to dance music; and L'Utratop 50 Singles, the Belgian singles chart countdown hosted by Valentino Palumbo.

Radio Contact also operates several thematic digital audio streams available via its app, including Contact 80s (music from the 1980s), Contact 90s (1990s hits), Contact 2000 (2000s hits), Contact Urban (urban music), Contact DJ (dance mixes), Contact Kids (children's programming), and Contact Fresh (new music releases). In March 2026, the station launched Contact Max, a DAB+ channel targeting listeners aged 35 and older with classics from the 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, and 2010s .

Radio Contact is widely available throughout Wallonia and Brussels via FM on multiple frequencies, DAB+ digital radio, cable, and IPTV. FM frequencies include 102.2 MHz in Brussels and Wallonia, with local variations across the provinces. The station also broadcasts a German-language program for East Belgium under the brand Radio Contact Ostbelgien NOW, available on FM frequencies 107.0 MHz in the Eupen area and 98.0 MHz in the southern German-speaking community . The station's visual radio feed, called "radiovision," is available on Belgian television platforms including Proximus TV, VOO, Telenet, Orange TV, and SFR . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Radio Contact through the RTLplay platform and the official Radio Contact mobile application, which also offers catch-up content, podcasts, and access to the station's themed digital streams .

Radio Contact strives to be the leading feel-good music station in French-speaking Belgium, providing listeners with a positive and energetic soundtrack to their day. The mission of the station is to entertain and accompany listeners with a mix of contemporary hits, engaging hosts, and interactive segments, while also serving the German-speaking community of East Belgium with a dedicated local program. Thanks to its extensive FM, digital, and online distribution, Radio Contact provides the opportunity to listen to its feel-good programming on any device, ensuring that listeners across Wallonia, Brussels, East Belgium, and the global diaspora can stay connected to their favorite music and shows wherever they are.

Bel RTL began as a private generalist radio station founded in 1991, but it has since expanded into television. In September 2015, the station launched a dedicated television channel called Bel RTL Vision, which allows listeners to watch the radio shows live . The channel broadcasts daily, filming the presenters live in the studio along with music videos and segments, providing a visual complement to the audio programming .

On air, the television channel mirrors the popular radio programs. Notable shows include Bel RTL Matin hosted by Barbara Mertens and Thomas Van Hamme ; Les Grosses Têtes hosted by Philippe Bouvard ; La vie est BEL hosted by Ingrid Franssen and Christian De Paepe ; and C'est pas trop tôt hosted by Alexandra De Paepe and Fabrice Collignon .

Bel RTL is available as a television channel on all major Belgian operators, including Proximus TV (channel 176), Telenet (channel 14 in Brussels), VOO (channel 131), and Orange TV (channel 39) . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast through the official Bel RTL mobile application, which also offers video clips and show replays .

Bel RTL strives to be the leading generalist media outlet in French-speaking Belgium, offering a mix of news, talk, and entertainment. The mission of the channel is to bring listeners and viewers closer to the action in the studio, creating an immersive experience that goes beyond traditional radio.

On air, Kronehit TV features an uninterrupted flow of music videos from contemporary pop artists. Unlike its sister radio station, the television channel does not feature presenters, talk segments, news bulletins, or studio content. The programming is completely devoid of commercials or teleshopping blocks, adhering to its motto "Die meiste Musik im TV" (The most music on TV). The channel's playlist includes artists such as Pink, Rihanna, Jason Derulo, Usher, Beyonce, Justin Bieber, and David Guetta. The only scheduled segment on the channel is the daily "Kronehit Most Wanted," which airs at 6:00 PM and features the six most-requested songs of the day.

Kronehit TV is available via live stream on the official Kronehit website (kronehit.at) and through the Kronehit mobile application. The channel also has interactive features allowing viewers to participate in music video voting through the app. The channel broadcasts in standard definition and high definition formats, and its stream can be time-shifted by up to 44 minutes.

Kronehit TV is distinct from the news channel Krone TV, which launched in 2020, though both are part of the same media group. The television channel serves as a visual extension of the popular Kronehit radio station, which was founded on June 28, 2001, and is the most popular private radio station in Austria. The radio station offers a mix of electronic dance music, rhythm pop, and dance genres, and reaches listeners throughout Austria via FM, DAB+, cable, IPTV, and online streaming.

Kronehit strives to provide the most music on television, offering viewers a commercial-free, uninterrupted stream of current pop music videos 24 hours a day. The mission of the channel is to complement the successful radio station by providing a visual platform for the same music-focused programming, engaging listeners through music video content and listener-interactive features via its app. Thanks to its simple, music-only format and digital distribution, Kronehit TV provides the opportunity to watch its live broadcast on any device, ensuring that pop music fans across Austria and beyond can access its music video programming wherever they are.

On air, Ö3 features a popular mix of current pop music combined with top hits from the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s in the pop rock genre . The station delivers hourly news broadcasts, weather forecasts, and the fastest traffic service in Austria . The program includes a comedy segment, with popular features such as the Ö3-Mikromann, Casa Chaos, and the Ö3-Callboy . Ö3 is the home of the Ö3-Wecker morning show, the country's most successful radio program, which is heard daily by approximately 1.6 million listeners .

The station is broadcast from a large office floor in the Heiligenstadt district of Vienna, where it has been based since 1997 . The weekly Austria Top 40 programme, which surveys the Austrian record charts, has been transmitted by the station since its launch in 1967 . Current renowned presenters include Andi Knoll, Katharina Bellowitsch, Philipp Hansa, Gabi Hiller, Philipp Bergsmann, and Anna Kratki, who form the new host team for the Ö3-Wecker . The station also has a visual component, broadcasting via satellite television with a display showing the current and upcoming tracks, time, and traffic information .

Ö3 is available throughout Austria on FM frequencies between 87.9 and 103.9 MHz . The station also broadcasts via DAB+ digital radio, cable (DVB-C), satellite (DVB-S), and internet streaming . In December 2025, Ö3 began large-scale DAB+ broadcasting in Austria, having previously only been available on Digital Audio Broadcasting in South Tyrol, Italy . Listener engagement is facilitated via the Ö3 app and social media platforms, where the station publishes news updates and podcasts .

Ö3 is renowned for its humanitarian initiatives and social campaigns. The station operates the "Team Österreich" platform together with the Austrian Red Cross, a volunteer network of over 85,000 people who assist during crises . The Ö3-Weihnachtswunder (Christmas Miracle) and the Ö3-Wundertüte (Wonder Bag) mobile phone collection campaign raise funds for the LICHT INS DUNKEL emergency relief fund . The station also runs the Ö3-Kummernummer (Ö3 Helpline) at 116 123, a free, anonymous emotional support service available daily from 4:00 PM to midnight in cooperation with the Austrian Red Cross .

On air, Antenne Steiermark's programming is built around a mix of popular hits from the 1970s through the 2000s, along with current chart-topping music. The station positions itself as a daily companion for listeners in Styria, with the slogan of delivering service information "always five minutes earlier" regarding news, weather, and traffic . The flagship morning show is Antenne Muntermacher, hosted by Thomas Axmann, Christina Klug, and Sebastian Grinschgl, airing weekdays from 5:00 AM to 9:00 AM . Regular segments include Agathe Bauer Song (foreign songs where listeners perceive German words), Kino Klug with cinema tips, and Maxflix with streaming and TV series recommendations . The station's news department broadcasts bulletins covering events in Styria, Austria, and the world.

The station's music portfolio also includes a variety of themed music streams accessible via its app, including streams for rock, charts, hits of the 1980s and 1990s, fitness hits, classic rock, and Austro hits . The station also produces podcast content covering a range of topics . The station has an event calendar, listener reporter feature for sending music requests and traffic information via voice message, and a club loyalty program offering tickets and exclusive experiences .

Antenne Steiermark is available throughout Styria via DAB+ digital radio and cable networks . The station also provides a 24/7 live stream on its website at antenne.at and via mobile apps for smartphones and tablets, which support CarPlay integration for in-car listening . According to audience data, the station reaches approximately 270,000 daily listeners . The station celebrated its 30th anniversary on September 22, 2025, marking three decades of broadcasting as Austria's first private radio station .

Antenne Steiermark strives to be the leading local radio station and daily companion for the people of Styria, offering a mix of popular hits, reliable regional service journalism, and entertainment content. The mission of the station is to keep listeners in Styria informed with up-to-the-minute news and traffic information while providing uplifting musical entertainment and serving as the voice of the region. Thanks to its modern digital platforms, Antenne Steiermark provides the opportunity to listen online to its live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to smart speakers - ensuring that residents of Styria and former residents living elsewhere in Austria or abroad can stay connected to their home region wherever they are .