Aurora Arte

Aurora Arte is an Italian television channel operating in the art and home shopping format. The primary language of broadcasting is Italian. The channel was founded by the Chiossone family, originally from Genoa, and is based in Bari, Apulia, with its showroom located in the Baricentro Shopping Center in Casamassima. The channel was conceived to promote fine art and handcrafted products, showcasing the artistic expression, warmth, emotions, and colors of the Apulian land, while also featuring international masters .

On air, Aurora Arte features live programming dedicated to art lovers who want to discover the latest pieces in the company's catalog. Each piece is presented and artists or companies are invited to explain how the products are made, the precious materials used, and the craftsmanship involved. During live broadcasts, viewers can call the on-screen number to contact the art gallery and purchase pieces directly. Regular live programming airs from Monday to Saturday from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM and on Sunday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM .

Aurora Arte is available on digital terrestrial television in the Apulia region on LCN (Logical Channel Number) 129. For viewers outside Apulia, the channel is available nationwide on Sky Italia on channel 870 . The channel also streams live online through its official website and various streaming aggregation platforms. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Aurora Arte on any device, ensuring that art enthusiasts across Italy and around the world can access its programming wherever they are .

Aurora Arte strives to be a promotional platform for artistic expression and master craftsmanship, connecting viewers with high-quality art pieces and handcrafted products. The mission of the channel is to transmit the warmth, emotions, and cultural richness of the Apulian land while also providing a direct purchasing channel for art collectors and enthusiasts. Thanks to its distribution across digital terrestrial, satellite, and online streaming platforms, Aurora Arte provides the opportunity to discover and acquire fine art from home, ensuring that its artistic programming reaches audiences throughout Italy and beyond wherever its signal is available .

Antenna 2 TV

Antenna 2 is an Italian regional television channel operating in the generalist format . The primary language of broadcasting is Italian. The channel was founded in 1980 and is based in Clusone, in the province of Bergamo, Lombardy, with its registered office at Via San Lucio 37/28 . The channel's slogan is "Antenna2: My Valley" . The channel's website is www.antenna2.it and it is also associated with the brand MyValley.it . Antenna 2 is owned and operated by Più Valli TV and is a member of the AERANTI-CORALLO association .

On air, the channel served for over 40 years as a reference point for the Seriana, Scalve, and Camonica valleys, focusing on news, local events, and in-depth programs from the area . The programming format is generalist, likely featuring a mix of local news bulletins, cultural content, talk shows, and community event coverage focused on the Val Seriana region and the province of Bergamo . A particular area of focus for the channel has been health topics, with the channel providing coverage of medical and health-related issues for residents of the Val Seriana area through its web TV platform . The content reflects the territory of the "My Valley" brand, connecting viewers with the life, culture, and current events of the Bergamo valleys and surrounding regions .

Antenna 2 is available on digital terrestrial television across Lombardy and parts of eastern Piedmont, with coverage that includes the provinces of Bergamo, Brescia, Lecco, Como, Sondrio, Varese, Milan, Lodi, Crema, Piacenza, Vercelli, Biella, and Verbania . Viewers can find the channel on LCN (Logical Channel Number) 84 . The channel is also available via internet streaming through its official website, allowing viewers to watch online the live broadcast on any device with an internet connection, which is the recommended method for viewers in areas not covered by the new digital terrestrial signal .

The channel is also active in radio broadcasting, operating as a radio production and distribution service alongside its television activities . The channel has received positive audience feedback, with a rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars on review platforms, with viewers appreciating its professional services, perfect subtitling work, and useful local announcements .

Antenna 2 has undergone a significant technological transition, completing a restructuring of its digital terrestrial channels in February 2022 to expand its regional coverage . This upgrade has allowed the channel to extend its broadcast area from a purely local service for the Val Seriana to regional coverage across Lombardy and eastern Piedmont .

Antenna 2 strives to be the reference television channel for the Bergamo valleys and the broader Lombardy region, providing viewers with local news, cultural content, and health information. The mission of the channel is to serve the territory of the "My Valley" with reliable journalism, community-focused programming, and essential public service content, particularly in the area of health and well-being. Thanks to its expanded digital terrestrial coverage and online streaming platform, Antenna 2 provides the opportunity to watch its programming on any device, ensuring that residents of the Bergamo valleys, Lombardy, and eastern Piedmont, as well as former residents living elsewhere in Italy or abroad, can stay connected to their home region wherever they are .

Alto Adige TV

AltoAdige TV is an Italian regional television channel operating in the generalist and news format. The primary language of broadcasting is Italian, with the channel also serving the German-speaking minority in the South Tyrol province. The channel was founded in 2007 and is part of the Gruppo Editoriale Trentino, which also publishes the daily newspaper l'Adige. The channel is headquartered in Trento at Via Giambattista Unterveger 5, with a secondary editorial office in Bolzano at Via Buozzi 14. The channel is one of the most important media outlets in the Trentino-Alto Adige region, focusing heavily on both national and local news while also covering the region's linguistic minorities, including Ladin, Mochena, and Cimbrian communities. The channel collaborates with national broadcasters such as Mediaset, La7, and Sky, providing news reports and current affairs segments specifically about the region.

On air, the channel's programming is centered on regional news, current affairs, culture, work, environmental protection, and entertainment. Flagship programs include Filo Diretto (Direct Line), a talk show focusing on local issues and viewer interaction; Meeting, a current affairs program covering political and social topics; Mattino Insieme (Morning Together), a morning magazine program; Montagna Bene Comune (Mountains as a Common Good), a program focused on mountain culture, environment, and sustainable living; Una Serata Perfetta (A Perfect Evening), an entertainment program; Pianeta Neve (Snow Planet), a program covering winter sports, skiing, and snow conditions; and real estate market programs covering property news in the region. The channel also broadcasts press review segments, allowing viewers to stay informed about the day's newspaper headlines from the national and local press. Live news coverage is provided through a network of reporters based in Trento and Bolzano, producing daily news bulletins covering events from both provinces.

The channel produces cultural and documentary content exploring the architectural beauty, traditions, and natural landscapes of Trentino-Alto Adige. The channel maintains a strong digital presence, offering live streaming on its official website altoadigetv.it and free video-on-demand access to all broadcasts through its app, which includes a full video archive of newscasts, press reviews, and special programs. The channel is available on multiple platforms: on digital terrestrial television in the Trentino-Alto Adige region on LCN 11, on the RAS 3 multiplex, and via satellite on Hotbird 13G at 13.0 degrees east. The channel also provides a dedicated app for iOS and Android devices, offering live TV, video-on-demand, the latest news updates, and a news archive. The app is completely free to download and use, developed by Gruppo Editoriale Trentino SRL.

AltoAdige TV strives to be the primary regional news and information source for the Trentino-Alto Adige region, serving the Italian-speaking, German-speaking, and Ladin-speaking communities. The mission of the channel is to provide comprehensive coverage of local news, cultural events, and environmental issues, while also keeping viewers connected to national and international events through its network of media partners. Thanks to its digital terrestrial coverage, satellite distribution, and online streaming platforms, AltoAdige TV provides the opportunity to watch its programming on any device, ensuring that residents of Trentino-Alto Adige and the global Italian diaspora can stay connected to their home region wherever they are.

ACI Sport TV

ACI Sport TV is an Italian free-to-air television channel specializing in motorsports broadcasting, covering events organized by the Automobile Club d'Italia (ACI) as well as major international racing series. The channel was launched in March 2021 as a project of ACI Sport, the Italian national motorsports federation, to serve as a dedicated platform for motorsports enthusiasts, providing live coverage, magazine programs, and exclusive content from the world of racing. The channel is the result of a collaboration between the ACI Sport communication department, led by Luca Bartolini, and Mediasport Group, the federation's long-time television partner. The channel's creation was announced by ACI President Angelo Sticchi Damiani, who stated that the goal was to create a place where fans can follow all motorsport disciplines, from recent races to archival footage dating back to 1905.

On air, ACI Sport TV features a mix of live racing broadcasts, delayed coverage, magazine programs, and in-depth talk shows. The channel's flagship talk show is Sotto Il Casco – Parola ai Protagonisti (Under the Helmet – Word to the Protagonists), hosted by journalist Camilla Ronchi. The program features interviews with drivers and key figures from Italian and international motorsports, with studio guests and remote connections. Weekly episodes of Sotto Il Casco air on Wednesday evenings, with past guests including KZ2 karting championship leader Cristian Bertuca, MINI Gr.3 leader Julian Frasnelli, and CIAR Sparco rally driver Simone Campedelli. The channel also produces ACI Sport Magazine, a weekly program airing every Thursday following race weekends, covering highlights from all categories of the Italian ACI Karting Championship, including interviews with main protagonists.

For the 2026 season, ACI Sport TV significantly expanded its international programming. The channel now broadcasts a wide range of international racing series including the TCR Europe, TCR World Tour, Michelin Le Mans Cup, European Le Mans Series, GT Open, DTM, Porsche Carrera Cup Deutschland, FIA Formula Regional European Championship, and FIA European Truck Racing Championship. Karting coverage includes both the FIA Karting European Championship and FIA Karting World Championship, with the latter featuring events at Le Mans and Bahrain. The channel also covers Italian national championships including the Italian ACI Karting Championship, Italian Absolute Rally Championship (CIAR Sparco), and other ACI Sport series.

ACI Sport TV is available on multiple platforms throughout Italy. The channel broadcasts on Sky Italia on channel 228, on TivùSat on channel 52, and is also carried on the Mediasport Group digital terrestrial network with regional LCN numbers varying by province. In Piedmont the channel is on LCN 601, in Lombardy on LCN 645, in Veneto on LCN 675, in Liguria on LCN 684, in Trentino-Alto Adige on LCN 117, in Friuli-Venezia Giulia on LCN 173, in Emilia-Romagna on LCN 219, in Tuscany on LCN 296, and in Lazio on LCN 185. The channel is also available via satellite on Hotbird 13G at 13.0 degrees east, broadcasting in high definition MPEG-4 format. All programming, including live broadcasts and delayed coverage, is also available on-demand through the official ACI Sport website at acisport.tv.

ACI Sport TV strives to be the central hub for motorsports fans in Italy and beyond, providing comprehensive coverage of national and international racing series. The mission of the channel is to bring the excitement of motorsports directly to viewers' homes, offering both live event coverage and in-depth analysis, while also serving as a platform for sponsors, teams, and drivers to connect with the motorsports community. Thanks to its distribution across satellite, digital terrestrial, and online streaming platforms, ACI Sport TV provides the opportunity to watch its racing coverage on any device, ensuring that motorsports fans across Italy and around the world can follow their favorite series wherever they are.

A2i TV

A2i TV is an Italian-based satellite and online television channel whose primary mission is "Agir avec l'information pour les émigrés" (Act with information for emigrants). It was founded in November 2015 by Oumar Ndiaye, a Senegalese entrepreneur and former project manager who moved to Italy in 2011 . The channel was created to serve the African diaspora in Italy and Europe, focusing on integration, legal rights, economic empowerment, and raising awareness about the dangers of illegal immigration . The name A2i stands for this core mission of action through information .

On air, A2i TV develops themes to raise awareness about clandestine emigration, frequently discussing the consequences of desert crossings. The channel’s editorial mission includes helping emigrants understand the laws and regulations of their host countries to facilitate better integration. It has also produced programs on investment opportunities and support programs for those considering returning to their home countries, often featuring resource persons from agencies like Plasepri . The channel is part of A2i Media Groupe, which expanded in 2017 to include A2i Musique and A2i Religion .

The channel is transmitted via satellite, making it accessible across Europe and beyond, targeting both the diaspora community and audiences in Africa. Viewers can also watch online the live broadcast of A2i TV through its official website and online streaming platforms. Online television of A2i TV allows the African diaspora in Italy, Europe, and around the world to access news and programming tailored to their experience.

A2i TV strives to serve as a bridge between African emigrants and the realities of life in Europe. The mission of the channel is to inform, guide, and empower the diaspora by providing practical legal advice, combating misinformation, and highlighting the challenges of emigration, while also promoting positive stories of integration and economic success. Thanks to its satellite distribution and online presence, A2i TV provides the opportunity to reach African communities across Europe and beyond, wherever its signal is available.

111 TV

111 TV is an Italian regional television channel operating in the general and participatory entertainment format. The primary language of broadcasting is Italian . The channel is based in Genoa, Liguria, where its main offices are located, and it broadcasts across the entire Ligurian region . 111 TV is owned by BMP s.r.l., a Benefit Corporation (Società Benefit), a unique legal structure that allows the channel to combine commercial goals with social utility objectives .

On air, the channel's programming focuses on local news covering events in the Liguria region, interactive music segments, territorial monitoring reports in collaboration with local authorities, and a selection of internet content . The channel's interactive format allows simultaneous transmission of music and news, with viewers having the option to choose their preferred content through an interactive interface . According to its official description, the channel also offers entertainment, news, and information designed as a multifunctional platform . Documented programs on the channel include local news coverage from Liguria, music content blocks, public service bulletins for emergencies, and a selection of "good news" segments designed to highlight positive stories .

111 TV is known for its participatory approach, involving viewers in content creation and curation. The channel is available on digital terrestrial television throughout Liguria on logical channel number (LCN) 11 . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of 111 TV through the official channel website and mobile applications, available for both iOS and Android devices . Online television of 111 TV is accessible on any device, ensuring that Ligurian residents and the global Italian diaspora can access its local news and entertainment programming wherever they are.

111 TV strives to be a new concept in television, offering an innovative multifunctional platform that provides entertainment, news, information, and viewer participation simultaneously. The channel has also received attention for publishing critical content, as in October 2024 when the official 111 TV app was listed on the Apple App Store, clarifying that copyrighted material belonged to Zerouno srls . The mission of the channel is to serve the Ligurian community with a blend of local journalism, music, and public service, while also creating a platform for citizen participation and web content curation.

12 TV Parma

12 TV Parma is an Italian regional television channel operating in the generalist format. The primary language of broadcasting is Italian. The channel was founded on May 12, 2018, following the merger of two historic local broadcasters: 12 Teleducato and TV Parma. The channel is owned and operated by Radio TV Parma S.r.l., a company whose shareholders include the Gazzetta di Parma Group (Unione Industriali di Parma), the Allodi family (former owners of Teleducato), and TRMedia (the largest television operator in Emilia-Romagna, owned by Coop Alleanza 3.0). The channel is headquartered in Parma, Emilia-Romagna, with its legal address at Via Mantova 68 and additional studios at Viale Fratti 20/D. The channel broadcasts on digital terrestrial television (DVB-T) in the Emilia-Romagna region and parts of Tuscany.

On air, the channel's programming is centered on local news, sports coverage (particularly Parma Calcio), cultural and political in-depth programs, health and wellness segments, and entertainment shows. The flagship news program is 12 TG Parma, a daily newscast covering events from the city and province of Parma. Other key sports programs include Bar Sport, a historic Monday evening program dedicated to football commentary and discussion; Calcio e Calcio, featuring news about Parma Calcio; Vox Populi Gialloblù; Calcio Mercato; and Bordo Campo. The channel has exclusive rights to broadcast live radio commentaries of Parma Calcio matches on its sister station, Radio Parma.

Political and current affairs programming includes Parma Europa, a show focused on local political and social issues. Health content is provided through Check-Up – salute e benessere, a medical-health program. The channel has also produced cultural and lifestyle shows such as Cuochi ai Fornelli (cooking), ParmaStories, Agricoltura e dintorni (agriculture), Finanza Semplice (finance), and Senza Barriere (social inclusion). The journalistic coordination is supervised by editors Giuseppe Milano and Pietro Adrasto Ferraguti under the direction of Michele Brambilla.

12 TV Parma is available on digital terrestrial television in the Emilia-Romagna region (excluding the province of Piacenza). The main channel can be found on LCN (Logical Channel Number) 16 in HD. A secondary channel, TV Parma +1, is available on LCN 98 in SD in parts of Emilia-Romagna. The channel is also available worldwide via live streaming through its official mobile app for iOS, Android, and Huawei devices, as well as through a dedicated app for Smart TVs. A radio service, Radio Parma, is integrated into the app, offering live broadcasts, podcasts, and exclusive Parma Calcio match commentary.

The channel was created from the merger of two long-standing local broadcasters. Teleducato Parma was founded in 1977 by Nello Gaiti and had historical ties to national syndication networks such as Euro TV and Odeon TV. TV Parma was another key local station. The merger agreement was finalized on May 12, 2018, consolidating the editorial and technical resources of both broadcasters to create a unified media outlet for the Parma area. The channel's promotional material emphasizes coverage of local sports, with dedicated news blogs such as "Calcio Mercato" and "Vox Populi Gialloblù" providing analysis and updates for Parma fans.

12 TV Parma strives to be the reference television channel for the city and province of Parma, offering a mix of timely news, in-depth sports coverage, and community-focused entertainment. The mission of the channel is to serve the local community by providing comprehensive coverage of events that affect residents' daily lives, from municipal politics and local sports to cultural events and health topics. Thanks to its digital streaming platforms, 12 TV Parma provides the opportunity to watch its live broadcast on any device, ensuring that residents of Parma and former residents living elsewhere in Italy or abroad can stay connected to their home city wherever they are.