Trends Canal Z

Trends Z is a Belgian television channel operating in the business and financial news format. The channel was launched on June 30, 2025, replacing the former channels Canal Z (French-language) and Kanaal Z (Dutch-language) under a unified brand name . The channel is owned by Roularta Media Group, a Belgian media company that also publishes the financial-economic magazines Trends (Dutch) and Trends-Tendances (French) . The channel is headquartered in Belgium and operates as a private national specialty channel (thématique nationale privée) . The editor-in-chief is Stijn Fockedey and the head of business news is Jan De Meulemeester .

On air, Trends Z features a mix of business news, economic analysis, market reports, interviews with business leaders, and debates on entrepreneurship and innovation. The flagship program is Trends Talk, which features in-depth interviews with opinion leaders, economists, and financial specialists . The channel also produces programs with special attention to stock market developments and a new program called CEO van mijn leven (CEO of My Life) . During the day, the channel broadcasts rolling coverage of economic and financial news with regular updates on market developments and a news ticker at the bottom of the screen showing financial indices and headlines . The channel maintains a continuous 24-hour broadcast schedule .

Trends Z is the only business channel in Belgium that offers specialized content on business, economics, and finance across all three regions: Flanders, Wallonia, and Brussels . The channel is available via cable networks, IPTV platforms, and through a video-on-demand platform where viewers can watch live or on-demand news, analyses, interviews, and debates on economics, finance, entrepreneurship, and innovation . The channel broadcasts in both Dutch and French, reflecting Belgium's bilingual nature. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Trends Z through the official website at trends.be and via the channel's mobile applications.

Trends Z strives to be the central hub for Belgium's business community, serving entrepreneurs, managers, investors, and professionals seeking reliable, in-depth, and relevant financial-economic content . The channel is part of the broader Trends brand, which together forms the largest business community in Belgium, reaching approximately 301,000 weekly readers of the magazines, over one million monthly website visits, and an average of 460,000 daily television viewers . The mission of the channel is to provide quality business news, sharp analysis, and current economic commentary, delivered by familiar faces and trusted journalists, while adapting to modern viewing habits through live and on-demand streaming platforms .

RTL-TVI

RTL-TVI is a Belgian private television channel operating in the generalist format, serving as the flagship network of the French-speaking Community of Belgium. The primary language of broadcasting is French. The channel was launched on September 12, 1987, as the first private television station in Belgium, ending the state broadcasting monopoly held by RTBF . It was originally owned by the RTL Group (then CLT) until March 31, 2022, when ownership transferred to a consortium of DPG Media and Groupe Rossel, who now each hold 50 percent of the channel . The channel is headquartered in Brussels, and with an audience share of approximately 20 percent, it is consistently the most-watched channel in French-speaking Belgium .

The channel's programming is strongly oriented towards family-oriented information, entertainment, and fiction genres. A significant portion of its schedule consists of dubbed international series, films, and popular entertainment formats. The flagship information program is RTL Info, which is one of the most-watched news broadcasts in the region, often leading the ratings for its time slot . The channel also produces and airs Belgian adaptations of major international formats. These include the local version of Belgium's Got Talent, the popular dating show L'Amour est dans le pré, and the long-running game show Le Juste Prix (The Price is Right) .

Beyond its regular schedule, RTL-TVI is a major broadcaster of live sports events. As part of the public service obligations and free-to-air rights for major tournaments, the channel broadcasts all matches of the Belgian national football team in the UEFA Nations League live . The channel is also known for its significant philanthropic involvement through Telévie, an annual fundraising campaign broadcast live by RTL Belgium to support cancer research . The channel's slogan is "Vos émotions en grand !" (Your emotions in style) .

RTL-TVI is widely available across French-speaking Belgium and Luxembourg via digital terrestrial television, cable, and IPTV. The channel broadcasts in high definition (720p HDTV) and is carried by all major operators, including Proximus, Telenet, VOO, and Orange. The signal is also distributed via satellite on the Hotbird system at 13.0 degrees east, encrypted with Nagravision and Viaccess . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of RTL-TVI through the RTL Play platform, accessible via the official website and mobile applications, offering live streaming and catch-up services .

RTL-TVI strives to be the leading family entertainment and news destination in French-speaking Belgium, combining local productions with popular international formats. The mission of the channel is to bring viewers together around a diverse schedule of high-quality fiction, reliable information, and major live events, all while maintaining a strong connection to the local Walloon and Brussels communities. Thanks to its extensive distribution network and digital platforms, RTL-TVI provides the opportunity to watch its programming on any device, ensuring its position as the most iconic television brand in southern Belgium .

Radio Contact

Radio Contact is a Belgian private radio station operating in the adult contemporary music format. The primary language of broadcasting is French, with a separate German-language program for the German-speaking community in East Belgium. The station was founded on February 9, 1980, by the Compagnie Luxembourgeoise de Télédiffusion (CLT) and is based in Schaerbeek, Brussels, Belgium . Since March 31, 2022, Radio Contact has been owned by DPG Media and Groupe Rossel, which took over from RTL Belgium . The station's slogan is "Feel Good", reflecting its upbeat and positive programming approach .

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.

Notele

Notélé is a Belgian regional television channel operating in the local news and information format. The primary language of broadcasting is French. The channel was created on November 12, 1977 in Tournai, Belgium, making it one of the longest-established local broadcasters in Wallonia. The channel is a non-profit association (asbl) and its name means "Our TV" in Picard, the traditional dialect of the region . The director of notélé is Florence Coppenolle, who succeeded Manu Guévart in spring 2023 after his retirement .

Notélé serves Picard Wallonia (Wallonie Picarde), a crossroads region between Lille and Brussels and between Courtrai and Mons . The channel covers news from 23 municipalities including Tournai, Ath, Mouscron, Comines-Warneton, Lessines, Enghien, and others, reaching approximately 350,000 potential viewers . The main broadcast center and editorial office is located in Tournai, with additional bureaus in Ath and Mouscron .

On air, Notélé produces a daily newscast called Le journal, airing Monday through Friday at 6:00 PM, covering current events in Picard Wallonia . Additional news programs include Le 22h30, a 15-minute summary of news from the Wallonia-Brussels Federation, and Le Midi 35 on Saturdays . The channel also broadcasts Le + de l'info on Saturdays at 1:00 PM .

Sports programming is a significant part of the schedule. Sport² airs on Sundays at 8:00 PM and Mondays at 6:30 PM, covering local football, cycling, tennis, handball, and other regional competitions . Au cœur du sport airs on Mondays at 5:30 PM . Les dérailleurs is a sports magazine featuring portraits of athletes and VTT initiation for youth . Foot & Tartines offers live football discussion with sports journalists and guests .

The channel produces several magazine and lifestyle programs. Délices et Tralala avec Tonton airs daily at noon . Petits pois et pois de senteur is a gardening magazine hosted by Pierre, airing on Saturdays . Labeléco focuses on economic news and airs on Tuesdays at 6:30 PM . Zone franche offers interviews and portraits of regional personalities, airing on Fridays at 6:30 PM . Buren/Voisins is a cross-border magazine exploring cultural and business exchanges between Belgium and France .

Cultural and community programming includes No parlache, a program dedicated to the local Picard dialects, where each week viewers discover expressions from different local patois . Gender baby explores themes of gender equality, feminism, and sexual identity . Entrez c'est tout vert is a monthly gardening magazine . Les enfants nous parlent features philosophical reflections on life, success, and body image voiced by children aged 10 to 12 . Les Toutoules are humorous capsules debriefing current events in Picard Wallonia through the eyes of characters Shana, Jessica, Léontine, and Marinette .

Notélé is available on cable and IPTV throughout Picard Wallonia. Viewers can find the channel on Proximus Pickx on channel 10, on VOO on channel 11, and on Orange on channel 13 . Outside Picard Wallonia, the channel is available on Proximus Pickx on channel 165 . The channel is also available worldwide via live streaming on the official website at notele.be .

The channel has invested in technical modernization, including the purchase of advanced monitoring equipment from PHABRIX to support new facilities for hearing-impaired and blind viewers, including audio description and OP47 data monitoring . The technical director of notélé is Arnaud Cresp .

Notélé strives to be the reference local media for Picard Wallonia, providing comprehensive coverage of regional news, sports, culture, and community events across the 23 municipalities of the region. The mission of the channel is to bring viewers closer to their community, reflecting the diversity and vitality of life in western Hainaut, and to preserve the linguistic and cultural heritage of the Picard dialect through dedicated programming .

MaTele

Matélé is a Belgian regional television channel operating in the local news and general entertainment format . The primary language of broadcasting is French. The channel is based in Jemelle, in the municipality of Rochefort, within the province of Namur, Wallonia, Belgium . Matélé was founded in 1977 under the name Vidéoscope and adopted its current name in 2006 . The channel is a non-profit organization (ASBL) and a member of the Réseau des Médias de Proximité (Network of Local Media) .

On air, Matélé serves the Dinant district, covering local news, sports, cultural events, and community affairs from the region. The flagship program is Le Journal, a daily television newscast airing every day at 6:00 PM, providing coverage of current events in the Dinant area . Challenge is a sports news program airing every Monday after the newscast, and Xtra-balles is a ball sports program airing every Sunday at 8:00 PM . The channel also produces the talk show Toutim every Thursday after the newscast, Ça papille every Friday after the newscast, and Choutoz on miette on alternating Wednesdays after the newscast. Showcase is a music program airing every Saturday after the newscast .

Entertainment programming includes Li pti téyat, a program in the Walloon language airing every Tuesday at 4:00 PM, and Ex Cathedra, featuring conferences airing every Thursday at 8:30 PM . Trajectoires is a motorsports program airing on the fourth Sunday of each month at 5:00 PM, and Pêche d'enfer is a sports exercise program airing every morning . The channel also airs programs from other regional networks, including Table et terroir from TV Lux, DBranché from TV Com, Le Geste du Mois from Canal Zoom, and Au Champs du Coq from TV Lux .

Matélé is available throughout the Dinant district and the province of Namur via cable and IPTV. The channel can be found on VOO analog and digital cable (channel 11 or 12), Orange (channel 13), and Proximus TV (channel 10) . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Matélé through the official website at matele.be .

Matélé strives to be the primary source of local news and information for the Dinant region, covering events that affect residents' daily lives in the Namur province. The mission of the channel is to provide comprehensive regional reporting that connects the communities of the Dinant arrondissement, from local politics and sports to cultural events and community initiatives. Thanks to its digital presence, Matélé provides the opportunity to watch its programming online, ensuring that residents of the Dinant area and former residents living elsewhere in Belgium or abroad can stay connected to their home region wherever they are.

La Une

La Une is a Belgian free-to-air television channel operating in the generalist format. The primary language of broadcasting is French. The channel was launched under its current name on January 29, 2004, though it traces its origins to the public broadcaster INR (Institut National de Radiodiffusion), which began experimental broadcasts on June 2, 1953, with the live transmission of the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II of England. Official transmissions began on October 31, 1953, from the Flagey studios in Brussels. The channel is owned and operated by RTBF (Radio-télévision belge de la Communauté française), the public-service broadcasting organization for the French-speaking Community of Belgium. La Une is the flagship channel of the RTBF network and is considered the equivalent of the Flemish public broadcaster VRT's channel Eén . The channel is based in Brussels, Belgium, and its slogan is "Regardez, ça vous regarde" (Look, this concerns you) .

On air, La Une is a generalist channel offering a wide range of programming, including news, entertainment, lifestyle content, drama series, films, documentaries, and live sports coverage. The flagship news program is the daily evening newscast Le 19:30, which is consistently one of the most-watched programs in French-speaking Belgium. Other regular news and magazine programs include Le Journal des Sports for sports news, Le Jardin Extraordinaire (a nature and documentary program that has been on air since 1965), and the weekly lifestyle magazine Viva Week-end .

Sports coverage is a major pillar of La Une's programming and a significant ratings driver. The channel holds the exclusive free-to-air broadcast rights in Belgium for major international football competitions. Under agreements running through 2027, La Une broadcasts live matches from the UEFA Europa League and UEFA Conference League, with RTBF holding the rights to two matches per matchday and retaining the first pick of games . The channel is also the exclusive Belgian broadcaster for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, airing all 104 matches live and free of charge across digital and linear platforms . Additionally, RTBF has the rights to the UEFA Women's Champions League until 2030, with La Une showing at least one match per game week, plus all matches featuring Belgian teams .

Historically, La Une has been the home of France's most popular talk shows, including Tout le monde en parle (which aired on the channel from 1999 to 2004) and On n'est pas couché from 2006 to 2020. The channel has also produced its own successful original entertainment programs, such as the long-running daily talk show C'est du belge. La Une was the first Belgian television channel to broadcast 24 hours a day .

La Une is widely available throughout Belgium and in parts of neighboring countries. The channel broadcasts in high definition (1080i) and is accessible via digital terrestrial television (DVB-T) in Brussels and Wallonia, where it is carried as free-to-air channel 1. It is also available on major cable networks including VOO (channel 1 and 501 HD), Telenet in Flanders (channel 130 HD) and Brussels (channel 1 HD), and SFR in Luxembourg (channel 49). Satellite viewers can find La Une on TéléSAT (channel 1) and TV Vlaanderen (channel 60). The channel is also carried on IPTV platforms including Proximus Pickx (channels 1 and 251), Orange (channels 1 and 701), and Scarlet (channels 1 and 40). Additionally, viewers can watch online the live broadcast of La Une through the RTBF Auvio platform, accessible via web browsers at auvio.rtbf.be, as well as through mobile applications for iOS and Android devices .

La Une is the most-watched television channel in French-speaking Belgium, holding a dominant 20 percent market share as of 2026 audience data. The channel consistently attracts the largest audiences for major live events, particularly football matches featuring the Belgian national team, which occupy the top positions in the annual rankings of most-watched programs in Wallonia and Brussels .

La Une strives to fulfill its public service mission as the leading French-language television channel in Belgium, providing viewers with high-quality news coverage, diverse entertainment, and live sports programming that brings the community together. The mission of the channel is to inform, educate, and entertain the French-speaking Belgian population, while promoting cultural identity and democratic values. Thanks to its extensive distribution network across terrestrial, cable, satellite, and digital platforms, La Une provides the opportunity to watch its programming on any device, ensuring that its content reaches audiences throughout Wallonia, Brussels, and beyond wherever its signal is available.

Japanim TV

Japanim TV is a Belgian television channel operating in the animation format. The primary language of broadcasting is French . The channel is based in Belgium and focuses exclusively on Japanese animation, commonly known as anime.

On air, Japanim TV features a wide range of anime series and content. The channel broadcasts in 1080p high definition quality, although it is not a 24/7 channel, with programming scheduled for specific time slots rather than continuous daily broadcast . The channel is described as a community channel, suggesting a niche focus dedicated to serving fans of Japanese animation in the French-speaking community of Belgium .

Japanim TV is available as a free-to-air channel, accessible through various IPTV services and streaming platforms that aggregate Belgian television channels. The channel maintains an online presence through its player hosted on the foxkidstv.be domain .

Japanim TV strives to provide Belgian audiences with access to Japanese animation content, serving the community of anime fans in French-speaking Belgium. The mission of the channel is to offer a dedicated platform for anime programming, showcasing the art and storytelling of Japanese animation to local viewers.

BX1

O BX1 é um canal de televisão que oferece uma programação diversificada para todos os gostos. Com foco em entretenimento, informação e cultura, a emissora busca conectar o público a conteúdos de qualidade ao longo do dia. A grade inclui telejornais, séries, filmes e programas de variedades, sempre buscando refletir os interesses da audiência. Para quem prefere acompanhar de qualquer lugar, a transmissão ao vivo está disponível na plataforma online, permitindo que o telespectador assista sem custos adicionais.

Durante a manhã, o BX1 aposta em programas leves e informativos, com notícias regionais e quadros de serviço. Já nas tardes, o espaço é dedicado a séries e realities que movimentam as redes sociais. À noite, a programação ganha um tom mais dramático, com novelas e telejornais de grande audiência. Nos fins de semana, a emissora reserva blocos especiais de cinema, documentários e atrações musicais, garantindo opções para toda a família. A emissora também investe em conteúdo infantil pela manhã, com desenhos e programas educativos.

A experiência de ver televisão gratuita ganhou um novo significado com o BX1. O canal disponibiliza sua programação ao vivo pela internet, sem necessidade de assinatura. Basta acessar o site oficial e escolher o programa preferido. Essa facilidade tem atraído cada vez mais espectadores, que podem acompanhar os principais lançamentos e notícias em tempo real. O BX1 também mantém acervo de episódios e reportagens, permitindo que o público revise conteúdos importantes quando desejar.

Com presença forte nas plataformas digitais, o BX1 se destaca pela interação com o telespectador. Enquetes, comentários ao vivo e sorteios são comuns durante as atrações, criando um clima de proximidade. A emissora também realiza coberturas especiais de eventos regionais, como festas típicas e competições esportivas, valorizando a cultura local. Assim, o BX1 se consolida como uma opção completa de televisão online, unindo tradição e inovação para quem busca conteúdo de qualidade sem complicação.

Bel RTL

A Bel RTL é uma emissora de rádio e televisão belga que se destaca pelo formato de conversa e música, transmitindo principalmente em francês. Desde 2015, o canal expandiu sua presença para a televisão com o Bel RTL Vision, permitindo que o público acompanhe a programação de rádio ao vivo com imagens do estúdio. Localizada na Maison de la RTL, em Schaerbeek, Bruxelas, a emissora oferece uma experiência integrada, onde os ouvintes podem ver os apresentadores e os bastidores dos programas em tempo real.

A programação televisiva da Bel RTL é um reflexo direto dos seus programas de rádio mais populares. Pela manhã, o Bel RTL Matin é apresentado por Barbara Mertens e Thomas Van Hamme, trazendo notícias e entretenimento para começar o dia. Durante a tarde, o icônico Les Grosses Têtes, comandado por Philippe Bouvard, oferece humor e debates descontraídos. Já o La vie est BEL, com Ingrid Franssen e Christian De Paepe, e o C'est pas trop tôt, apresentado por Alexandra De Paepe e Fabrice Collignon, completam a grade com temas leves e entrevistas.

Quem deseja assistir à Bel RTL gratuitamente pode sintonizar o canal através das operadoras belgas, como Proximus TV (canal 176) e Telenet (canal 14 em Bruxelas). A transmissão ao vivo está disponível para quem prefere acompanhar a programação em tempo real, seja pelo rádio ou pela televisão. A emissora se destaca por unir o melhor do áudio e do vídeo, criando uma conexão direta com o público que busca informação e lazer.

Ao longo do dia, a Bel RTL mescla blocos de música, notícias e conversas descontraídas, mantendo uma sintonia fina com os ouvintes e telespectadores. A versão televisiva do canal permite que os fãs vejam os bastidores e os momentos ao vivo, enriquecendo a experiência de quem acompanha a rádio. Com uma programação variada, a emissora se consolida como uma referência em conteúdo falado e musical na Bélgica francófona.

Para quem busca uma televisão online que una informação de qualidade e entretenimento musical, a Bel RTL é uma excelente opção. O canal oferece uma programação contínua, com destaque para os programas matinais e vespertinos que conquistaram uma audiência fiel. Seja para ouvir as notícias ou ver os apresentadores em ação, a emissora proporciona uma experiência completa e acessível para todos os públicos.