Peer TV South Tyrol

Peer TV is an Italian regional television channel operating in the tourism and lifestyle format. The primary language of broadcasting is German, with Italian and English audio tracks available via livestream. The channel is produced by Peer Srl and is based in Appiano, South Tyrol (Alto Adige), in the Trentino-Alto Adige region of northern Italy. The channel is dedicated exclusively to promoting tourism, leisure activities, and the cultural heritage of South Tyrol, targeting both local residents and the millions of tourists who visit the region each year. Its slogan "Ihr Freizeitbegleiter in Südtirol" means "Your leisure companion in South Tyrol."

On air, Peer TV features a mix of scenic videos showcasing natural landscapes, outdoor activities, local attractions, cultural sites, castles, museums, and churches. The channel also broadcasts daily event listings, weather forecasts, and real-time panoramic images from across the region. The flagship news program is Das Journal, a German-language news bulletin broadcast every hour on the hour, covering the most important local news from South Tyrol. The channel also produces thematic video series, including Outdoor Emotions (covering adventure sports such as climbing, cycling, and water sports), Escursioni all'alba (sunrise hiking excursions), VinoSafari (wine tourism features), and cultural heritage videos exploring the history and traditions of the region. The programming is designed to inform and inspire viewers to explore the region, with content ranging from practical tips to immersive visual storytelling. The channel's multimedia project also includes a dedicated travel portal, peer.travel, offering guided tour recommendations and travel planning resources.

Peer TV is available on digital terrestrial television throughout the South Tyrol province on Logical Channel Number (LCN) 12 in high definition. The channel is also available via HbbTV (Hybrid Broadcast Broadband TV) technology, which connects the television to the internet, allowing viewers to access the livestream in Italian and English, as well as interactive use of all content in the media library, including the last 30 days of Das Journal news editions. The channel provides a free livestream on its official website, peer.tv, available in three languages (German, Italian, and English). Online television of Peer TV is accessible on any device, ensuring that tourists planning a visit to South Tyrol and former residents living elsewhere can access its travel and lifestyle programming wherever they are.

Peer TV also offers a customized hotel TV channel service for hospitality providers in South Tyrol, allowing hotels to offer guests a personalized channel featuring local programming alongside property-specific information. The channel reaches thousands of daily viewers through its terrestrial broadcast and online streaming platforms. The official contact email for the channel is info@peer.biz. Peer TV is listed in official regional TV guides alongside other South Tyrol broadcasters, including RAS (Rundfunkanstalt Südtirol) and other local channels. The station is a member of the RAS digital terrestrial multiplex network serving the entire Trentino-Alto Adige region. Peer TV strives to be the leading tourism and lifestyle television channel for South Tyrol, showcasing the region's natural beauty, cultural richness, and outdoor activities to a broad audience of German, Italian, and English-speaking viewers. The mission of the channel is to provide high-quality video content that promotes sustainable tourism, supports local businesses, and helps visitors discover the best of what South Tyrol has to offer, from the Dolomites mountains to the wine valleys and historic towns. Thanks to its terrestrial, HbbTV, and online distribution, Peer TV provides the opportunity to watch its programming on any device, ensuring that its tourism-focused content reaches potential visitors across Italy, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and the global travel community wherever they are.

Peer TV Alto Adige

Peer TV Alto Adige is an Italian regional television channel operating in the tourism and lifestyle format. The primary language of broadcasting is German, with Italian and English audio tracks available via livestream. The channel is produced by Peer Srl and is based in Appiano, South Tyrol (Alto Adige), in the Trentino-Alto Adige region of northern Italy. The channel is dedicated exclusively to promoting tourism, leisure activities, and the cultural heritage of South Tyrol, targeting both local residents and the millions of tourists who visit the region each year. Its slogan reflects its mission to accompany people who spend their free time in South Tyrol.

On air, Peer TV features a mix of scenic videos showcasing natural landscapes, outdoor activities, local attractions, cultural sites, castles, museums, and churches. The channel also broadcasts daily event listings, weather forecasts, and real-time panoramic images from across the region. The flagship news program is Das Journal, a German-language news bulletin broadcast every hour on the hour, covering the most important local news from South Tyrol. The channel also produces thematic video series, including Outdoor Emotions (covering adventure sports such as climbing, cycling, and water sports), Escursioni all'alba (sunrise hiking excursions), VinoSafari (wine tourism features), and cultural heritage videos exploring the history and traditions of the region. The programming is designed to inform and inspire viewers to explore the region, with content ranging from practical tips to immersive visual storytelling. The channel's multimedia project also includes a dedicated travel portal, peer.travel, offering guided tour recommendations and travel planning resources.

Peer TV is available on digital terrestrial television throughout the South Tyrol province on Logical Channel Number (LCN) 12 in high definition. The channel is also available via HbbTV (Hybrid Broadcast Broadband TV) technology, which connects the television to the internet, allowing viewers to access the livestream in Italian and English, as well as interactive use of all content in the media library, including the last 30 days of Das Journal news editions. The channel provides a free livestream on its official website, peer.tv, available in three languages (German, Italian, and English). Online television of Peer TV is accessible on any device, ensuring that tourists planning a visit to South Tyrol and former residents living elsewhere can access its travel and lifestyle programming wherever they are. The channel also maintains a presence on social media platforms, including Facebook and Instagram, where it shares video highlights and event information in German.

Peer TV also offers a customized hotel TV channel service for hospitality providers in South Tyrol, allowing hotels to offer guests a personalized channel featuring local programming alongside property-specific information. The channel reaches thousands of daily viewers through its terrestrial broadcast and online streaming platforms. The channel's contact information includes phone number +39 0471 631080 and email info@peer.biz. The physical address is Appiano, Bolzano, Italy. Peer TV is listed in official regional TV guides alongside other South Tyrol broadcasters, including RAS (Rundfunkanstalt Südtirol) and other local channels. The station is a member of the RAS digital terrestrial multiplex network serving the entire Trentino-Alto Adige region.

Peer TV strives to be the leading tourism and lifestyle television channel for South Tyrol, showcasing the region's natural beauty, cultural richness, and outdoor activities to a broad audience of German, Italian, and English-speaking viewers. The mission of the channel is to provide high-quality video content that promotes sustainable tourism, supports local businesses, and helps visitors discover the best of what South Tyrol has to offer, from the Dolomites mountains to the wine valleys and historic towns. Thanks to its digital terrestrial coverage and online streaming platforms, Peer TV provides the opportunity to watch its programming on any device, ensuring that its tourism-focused content reaches potential visitors across Italy, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and the global travel community wherever they are.

Radio Italia Trend

Radio Italia Trend is an Italian television channel operating in the music format. The primary language of broadcasting is Italian. The channel is part of the Radio Italia network, which was founded in 1982 by Mario Volanti as a radio station dedicated exclusively to Italian music. The television channel serves as the visual extension of the popular radio brand, broadcasting 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with a focus on Italian pop, rock, and singer-songwriter genres. The channel is headquartered in Milan, Lombardy, Italy. The managing director of Radio Italia is Mario Volanti, and the television channel operates under the same management team.

On air, Radio Italia Trend features a mix of music videos, live concert footage, artist interviews, and special programs dedicated entirely to Italian music. The channel does not broadcast news, talk shows, or teleshopping; its entire schedule is devoted to music and music-related content. Music videos from Italian artists such as Laura Pausini, Eros Ramazzotti, Jovanotti, Ligabue, Vasco Rossi, Zucchero, Tiziano Ferro, Giorgia, Elisa, Negramaro, and Francesco De Gregori are played in rotation throughout the day. The channel also features emerging Italian artists, giving exposure to new talent from the Italian music scene. Regular programs on Radio Italia Trend include Top 100 Italia, a weekly countdown of the most-requested songs; Radio Italia Live, featuring concert performances from major Italian music events such as the Sanremo Music Festival and the Summer Festival; and Radio Italia Story, a documentary series exploring the history of Italian pop music. The channel also broadcasts specials dedicated to the careers of iconic Italian artists, including a popular series on the life and music of Lucio Battisti and Fabrizio De André.

The channel functions as a visual radio during certain hours, broadcasting live video from the radio studio while the radio show plays. The morning show, Radio Italia Uno, is hosted by radio personalities Manola Moslehi and Alan Caligiuri, blending music videos with live chat about music news and events. The channel also features interviews with Italian artists recorded at the station's studio in Milan. The channel has covered major Italian music events live, including the Sanremo Music Festival, where it broadcasts interviews with contestants and behind-the-scenes footage from the Ariston Theatre. The channel also broadcasts the annual Radio Italia Live concert, which takes place in Milan's Piazza del Duomo each June, featuring performances by top Italian artists. The 2025 edition featured Emma Marrone, Mengoni, and Annalisa, drawing over 100,000 spectators to the square and millions of viewers on television and streaming.

Radio Italia Trend is available on digital terrestrial television throughout Italy on Logical Channel Number (LCN) 67 in high definition. The channel is also available via satellite on the Tivùsat platform on channel 17 HD, and on Sky Italia on channel 720 HD. The channel broadcasts on the Eutelsat 9B satellite at 9.0 degrees east, with technical parameters including frequency 11919 V, DVB-S2, symbol rate 30000, and FEC 3/4. The channel provides a free live stream on the official Radio Italia website, radioitalia.it, which is accessible on any device with internet connection. The channel's content is also available via the Radio Italia mobile app for iOS and Android devices. The channel's online stream has become increasingly popular, with over 20 million monthly streams reported in 2025. The channel's YouTube channel has over 1.5 million subscribers, uploading daily music videos and exclusive artist interviews. According to Auditel data, Radio Italia Trend reached over 2 million daily viewers in 2025, making it the most-watched music channel in Italy.

Radio Italia Trend is the only Italian television channel that broadcasts exclusively Italian music 24 hours a day. The channel's playlist is curated by a team of music experts led by Daniela Cappelletti, the channel's music director, who selects songs based on radio airplay, digital streaming data, and listener requests. The channel also features a "green room" segment, where artists are interviewed backstage before their performances at the channel's live events. The channel's production studio in Milan is equipped with a full recording studio, a green screen for virtual sets, and a control room capable of live broadcasting in 4K resolution. The channel also has a dedicated social media team that posts daily content on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook, including short clips of performances, artist interviews, and behind-the-scenes footage. The channel's TikTok account has over 500,000 followers, making it one of the most-followed Italian music channels on the platform.

Radio Italia Trend strives to be the leading Italian television destination for Italian music, promoting the rich heritage of Italian pop and rock while supporting emerging artists. The mission of the channel is to celebrate Italian musical culture and to serve as a global ambassador for Italian music, broadcasting Italian language content to the Italian diaspora and international audiences interested in Italian culture. Thanks to its wide distribution across terrestrial, satellite, and online platforms, Radio Italia Trend provides the opportunity to watch its live broadcast on any device, ensuring that its music programming reaches audiences across Italy and the global Italian diaspora wherever they are. The channel's director is Mario Volanti, who also serves as the president of Radio Italia. The channel's editorial team includes music journalists Andrea Laffranchi and Marino Bartoletti, who have hosted special programs on the channel, including a documentary series on the history of Italian pop music from the 1960s to the present.

Radio Ibiza TV

Radio Ibiza TV is an Italian free-to-air television channel operating in the music and entertainment format. The primary language of broadcasting is Italian. The channel is the television extension of Radio Ibiza, a popular radio station based in Brescia, Lombardy, Italy. Radio Ibiza was founded in 1977 as a local FM station and has since expanded into a multimedia brand with a digital radio presence and a television channel broadcast on digital terrestrial television. Radio Ibiza is part of the Sbrendola Group, which also owns other radio stations such as Radio Birikina and Radio Company. The name "Ibiza" evokes the island known for its nightlife and electronic music culture, and the station's programming focuses heavily on dance, house, and pop music.

On air, Radio Ibiza TV features a continuous mix of music videos from Italian and international pop, dance, and house artists. The channel functions as a visual radio (radiovisione) during certain hours, broadcasting live video from the radio studio while the radio show plays. The morning show, Radio Ibiza in the Morning, is hosted by radio personalities Federica Seneci and Paolo Bagna, blending music videos with live chat about music news and events. The channel also features interviews with DJs and producers, coverage of dance music festivals, and themed music video blocks such as 90s Dance Flashback and Ibiza Club Hits. The channel also broadcasts special event coverage, including the annual Radio Ibiza Summer Festival, featuring live DJ sets from Italian and international artists performing at locations across the Italian Riviera. Other regular programs include Dance Therapy, a late-night block of high-energy dance music videos, and Chill Out Zone, a Sunday morning segment featuring downtempo and lounge music.

Radio Ibiza TV is available on digital terrestrial television throughout Italy. The channel broadcasts on Logical Channel Number (LCN) 71 in high definition. The channel is also available via satellite on the Tivùsat platform on channel 72 HD. The channel provides a free live stream on the official Radio Ibiza website, radioibiza.it, which is accessible on any device with internet connection, and its content is also available via the Radio Ibiza mobile app for iOS and Android devices. The channel’s online stream has become increasingly popular, with over 10 million monthly streams reported in 2025. The channel’s YouTube channel has over 200,000 subscribers, uploading daily music video playlists and exclusive DJ mixes.

Radio Ibiza TV is known for its high-energy format and its focus on dance music culture. The channel maintains a strong presence at Italian nightlife events, with live broadcasts from clubs in Riccione, Rimini, and Jesolo during the summer season. The channel also partners with the We Love Festival in Milan and the Nameless Festival in Turin to broadcast highlights from the main stages. The channel’s on-air hosts include veteran radio DJ Luca De Gennaro, known for his work on Radio Deejay and Radio Capital, who hosts a weekly program on Sunday nights focusing on house music. The channel also features regular guest appearances by Italian dance music producers, including Benny Benassi, Molella, and Prezioso, who present their latest music videos and discuss the dance music scene.

Radio Ibiza TV strives to be the leading Italian television destination for dance and house music, bringing the energy of the club scene directly to viewers' living rooms. The mission of the channel is to provide a 24/7 visual soundtrack for dance music fans, offering a mix of classic dance anthems and the latest club hits, and extending the reach of the Radio Ibiza radio brand into the television space. Thanks to its wide distribution across terrestrial and online platforms, Radio Ibiza TV provides the opportunity to watch its live broadcast on any device, ensuring that its dance music programming reaches audiences across Italy and the global Italian diaspora wherever they are.

Radio Freccia TV

Radio Freccia TV is an Italian free-to-air digital television channel specializing in rock music, serving as the visual counterpart to the popular radio station Radio Freccia. The primary language of broadcasting is Italian, though the music programming is largely in English. The channel was launched in 2008 as a project of the Elemedia S.p.A. group, a subsidiary of the GEDI Gruppo Editoriale, which also publishes the national newspaper La Repubblica. The channel is based in Milan, Lombardy, and broadcasts 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

On air, Radio Freccia TV focuses exclusively on rock music from the 1960s to the present day. The channel’s programming includes music videos, live concert footage, artist interviews, and themed programs focusing on specific bands, genres, or eras. Notable regular programs include Freccia Rock Cafè, a daily program presenting the best of rock music videos; Freccia Live, featuring concert performances from international rock festivals; and Rock Files, a documentary series exploring the history of rock music and legendary bands such as the Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, and the Who. The channel also features special programming dedicated to Italian rock bands, including Litfiba, Afterhours, and Negrita.

The channel functions as a visual radio during certain hours, broadcasting live video from the studio while the radio show plays. The morning show, Freccia Mattina, hosted by radio personalities including rock journalist Claudio Trotta, blends music videos with live chat about rock news and events. The channel also produces original content, including interviews with rock legends recorded at the studio in Milan. The channel has covered major rock events live, including the Rock in Roma festival and the Florence Rocks festival.

Radio Freccia TV is available on digital terrestrial television throughout Italy on Logical Channel Number (LCN) 265 in high definition. The channel is also available via satellite on the Tivùsat platform on channel 65 HD, and on Sky Italia on channel 735 HD. The channel provides a free live stream on the official Radio Freccia website, radiofreccia.it, which is accessible on any device with internet connection, and its content is also available via the Radio Freccia mobile app for iOS and Android devices.

Radio Freccia TV strives to be the leading Italian television destination for rock music, providing a 24/7 visual soundtrack for rock fans. The mission of the channel is to serve the rock community, celebrating the rich history of rock music while promoting contemporary rock artists, and offering a visually engaging complement to the Radio Freccia audio broadcast. The station also gives space to emerging Italian rock bands, featuring their music videos in a dedicated weekly program called Vetrina Rock. The channel is directed by rock journalist and music critic Federico Guglielmi, who has hosted several special programs on the channel, including a documentary series on the history of heavy metal.

Radio Birikina TV

Radio Birikina TV is an Italian free-to-air television channel operating in the general entertainment format. The primary language of broadcasting is Italian. The channel is the television extension of Radio Birikina, a historic radio station founded in 1975 by Pierangelo Bertoli and his wife Gabriella. The station has been part of the Sbrendola Group since 2012, which also includes other radio stations such as Radio Company and Radio Bella & Monella. The station is based in Noventa Padovana, in the province of Padua, Veneto, Italy. The channel is part of the Sphera Holding group, which owns multiple radio and television assets in the Veneto region. The channel's main focus is on music programming, along with some talk and entertainment segments. The channel's director is Nicola Franceschini.

On air, Radio Birikina TV features a mix of music videos, live radio simulcasts, and recorded entertainment programs. The schedule includes blocks of music videos from the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, as well as contemporary Italian pop music. The channel functions as a visual radio (radiovisione) during certain hours, broadcasting live video from the radio studio while the radio show plays, anchored by radio personalities Alberto Tedeschi and Cinzia “Cicci” Rea. The morning show Birikina Siesta is a staple of the schedule, blending music, talk, and audience interaction. The channel also broadcasts special event coverage, including the annual Birikina Night concert, featuring performances by Italian pop and rock artists. The music video rotation features Italian artists such as Mango, Ligabue, and Lucio Battisti, as well as international artists popular in Italy like Vasco Rossi and Zucchero. The station also regularly features videos by emerging Italian artists, particularly from the Veneto region, as part of its commitment to supporting local talent. The channel has a nostalgic focus, with dedicated segments for "anni 80" (1980s) and "anni 90" (1990s) music video marathons on weekend afternoons. The channel also produces a weekly talk segment focusing on local news and events from the Veneto region, hosted by journalist Martina Segantin.

Radio Birikina TV is available on digital terrestrial television in the Veneto region on Logical Channel Number (LCN) 73. 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 12341 V, symbol rate 31400, and FEC 3/4, in DVB-S2/8PSK format with MPEG-4 SD video. The channel provides a free live stream on its official website, radiobirikina.it, which is also accessible on mobile devices. Online television of Radio Birikina TV is accessible on any device, ensuring that its music programming reaches audiences across Italy and the global Italian diaspora wherever they are.

Radio Birikina TV is part of a broader media portfolio that includes Radio Birikina (FM frequencies in Veneto and Friuli-Venezia Giulia), Radio Company, Radio Bella & Monella, and Radio Birikina TV. The radio station's slogan is "La radio dell'allegria" (The radio of joy), reflecting its upbeat music and entertainment format. The television channel carries the same style and programming approach, offering a visually engaging complement to the radio station's audio content. The channel is noted for its high engagement with listeners and viewers through social media, including Facebook and Instagram, where it posts program highlights and music news. The channel also has a partnership with the regional tourism board of Veneto, promoting local events and destinations through sponsored music segments and travel features.

Radio Birikina TV strives to provide engaging music and entertainment programming for audiences in the Veneto region and beyond, combining the immediacy of radio with the visual appeal of television. The mission of the channel is to extend the reach of Radio Birikina, creating a multimedia brand that offers a constant stream of popular music and uplifting content, keeping listeners and viewers connected to the station's joyful and energetic brand. Thanks to its digital terrestrial coverage, satellite distribution, and online streaming platforms, Radio Birikina TV provides the opportunity to watch its live broadcast on any device, ensuring that its music programming reaches audiences across Italy, Europe, and the global Italian diaspora wherever they are.

QVC Italia

QVC Italia is an Italian free-to-air television channel operating in the teleshopping format. The primary language of broadcasting is Italian. QVC (Quality, Value, Convenience) is an American multinational shopping channel founded in 1986. QVC Italia launched on October 15, 2002, on digital satellite television, and expanded to digital terrestrial television on November 1, 2004. The channel is part of the Qurate Retail Group, which also owns other shopping networks such as HSN and Zulily. QVC Italia is headquartered in Rome, Italy, with offices located at Viale dell’Esperanto, 71. The channel's Italian operations employ approximately 80 staff and reach 19 million Italian homes via digital terrestrial, satellite, cable, and IPTV.

On air, QVC Italia features live teleshopping presentations 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with a team of presenters and experts showcasing products across multiple categories: beauty, fashion, jewelry, home, kitchen, electronics, garden, health and fitness, and crafts. The channel broadcasts 16 hours of live programming daily, with the remaining hours dedicated to repeats of popular shows. Viewers can purchase products by calling the toll-free number 800-977-217, via the official website qvc.it, or through the QVC Italia mobile app. The channel is known for its interactive format featuring live product demonstrations, customer call-ins, and limited-time offers. Key presenters on the channel include Claudia Vago, Emanuela Gatto, Federica de Denaro, Monica Pasquali, and Giorgio Del Bene, along with beauty expert Patrizia De Marchi, fashion stylist Simonetta Di Zanutto, and electronics expert Nicolò Rosario. The channel also features brand representatives from major companies such as Dyson, Philips, Samsung, and Garmin during live broadcasts. Popular product segments include Philips air fryers, Dyson vacuum cleaners, Garmin fitness watches, Samsung Galaxy smartphones and tablets, and skincare brands such as Elemis, Gatineau, and L'Occitane. The channel dedicates special programming to Italian-made products, including fashion from Tuscan leather artisans, Murano glass jewelry, and ceramic cookware from Umbrian craftsmen.

QVC Italia is available on digital terrestrial television on Logical Channel Number (LCN) 32 (HD) and also broadcasts on LCN 33 in the Lazio region (Monte Cavo). The channel is available on Sky Italia on channel 475 (HD), on Tivùsat on channel 22 (HD), and on satellite via Hot Bird 13F at 13.0 degrees east, where it is encrypted in High Definition. The channel is also carried on cable and IPTV platforms including Tiscali, Fastweb, and Vodafone TV. QVC Italia provides a 24/7 live stream on its official website, qvc.it, as well as on its mobile app, which is available for iOS and Android devices. Online television of QVC Italia is accessible on any device, ensuring that Italian shoppers can access its live shopping content wherever they are. The channel also maintains a significant presence on social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Pinterest, where it shares product highlights, behind-the-scenes content, and exclusive online-only offers.

QVC Italia also operates a second national channel, QVC+ (formerly QVC Extra), which launched in 2015 and broadcasts on LCN 37, focusing on home, garden, craft, and clearance items. In December 2024, QVC Italia moved its main channel from LCN 32 to LCN 33 and LCN 32 HD to LCN 32 beginning September 15, 2025. The channel reports that over 90 percent of its orders are shipped within 48 hours, with delivery to 100 percent of Italian addresses. The channel's e-commerce website qvc.it offers over 15,000 products at any given time, including exclusive items not available on television, such as luxury watches, high-end jewelry, and limited-edition collectibles. QVC Italia has been recognized for its customer service, winning the "Best Customer Experience" award at the 2024 Italian E-commerce Awards, and was named among the "Best Workplaces in Italy" by Great Place to Work in 2025. The channel's annual revenue exceeded 200 million euros in 2024, with steady growth year-over-year since its launch.

QVC Italia strives to be the leading home shopping destination in Italy, offering viewers a trusted, entertaining, and convenient way to shop for quality products from the comfort of home. The mission of the channel is to provide an interactive shopping experience that combines live entertainment, expert product knowledge, and exceptional customer service. Thanks to its wide distribution across terrestrial, satellite, cable, IPTV, and online streaming platforms, QVC Italia provides the opportunity to watch its live broadcasts on any device, ensuring that its shopping programming reaches audiences across Italy and the global Italian diaspora wherever they are.

Quarto Canale TV

Quarto Canale Flegreo is an Italian local television channel operating in the general information format. The primary language of broadcasting is Italian. The channel serves the area of Quarto and the Phlegraean Fields (Campi Flegrei), a region northwest of Naples, Italy. The channel's programming focuses on local news, political coverage, and community events. The channel is owned and operated by a local media group, and its name reflects its broadcast area (Quarto) and geographical region (Flegreo).

On air, Quarto Canale Flegreo features a mix of local news bulletins, talk shows discussing regional political and social issues, cultural programming, and coverage of local sports. A regular program on the channel is Punto e a Capo, a talk show hosted by Gennaro Stellato, which has featured guests including candidates for the Quarto mayoral elections. In these episodes, the show covered topics such as completing unfinished public works (opere incompiute) and local infrastructure projects. The channel also broadcasts local election coverage, including interviews with political candidates and coverage of civic events. The channel's news coverage includes segments on local crime and legal affairs, such as reports on the surrender of fugitives to the Quarto Carabinieri station.

Quarto Canale Flegreo is available on digital terrestrial television in the Campania region, specifically in the Quarto area and surrounding Phlegraean Fields. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast through various streaming platforms that aggregate local Italian television channels. Online television of Quarto Canale Flegreo is accessible on any device with an internet connection. The channel also maintains a presence on Facebook, where it posts program highlights, news updates, and live coverage of local events.

Quarto Canale Flegreo strives to be the primary source of local news and information for the Quarto community and the broader Phlegraean Fields region, covering events that affect residents' daily lives from local politics and public works to community events and crime reporting. The mission of the channel is to provide comprehensive regional reporting that keeps citizens informed about local developments and offers a platform for community voices. Thanks to its digital terrestrial coverage and online streaming, Quarto Canale Flegreo provides the opportunity to watch its programming on any device, ensuring that residents of the Quarto area and former residents living elsewhere in Italy or abroad can stay connected to their home community wherever they are.

PromovideoTV

Promovideo TV is an Italian regional television channel operating in the generalist format. The primary language of broadcasting is Italian. The channel was founded in the 1980s, initially broadcasting in black and white. Its main headquarters are in Gerace, in the province of Reggio Calabria, Calabria, Italy, with additional operational offices in Siderno, Cosenza, and Reggio Calabria. Over the years, the channel has expanded from covering the Locride area to the entire province, and now, thanks to digital terrestrial television, it reaches most of the Calabria region. The channel's programming is varied, covering information, in-depth content, cultural programs, sports, cartoons for children, films, and space dedicated to self-produced content.

On air, Promovideo TV features a mix of local news reports, cultural documentaries, interviews, and coverage of religious and community events. The channel's YouTube channel, @PromovideoTV, has 769 subscribers and 435 videos. Documented content includes coverage of Holy Week processions in Stilo, Easter messages from bishops, interviews with notable figures such as Don Fulco Ruffo di Calabria and former anti-mafia prosecutor Nicola Gratteri, conferences on press freedom and violence against women, and cultural features on traditional Calabrian foods such as the "Guccedate" sweet of Stilo. The channel also produces special reports covering art, history, and social issues in Calabria, including segments on the Sanctuary of Polsi, the Ferramonti di Tarsia internment camp, and the Biblioteca di Bivongi. Other regular content includes the program Report Calabria, which covers scientific, historical, and cultural topics, featuring interviews with experts on robotics, artificial intelligence, and local history.

Promovideo TV is available on digital terrestrial television throughout most of Calabria, with coverage achieved through collaborations with other local broadcasters. The channel's website, promovideotv.com, is currently inaccessible, but the channel's YouTube presence continues to publish regular content. The channel also operates a secondary YouTube channel, @promovideotvshorts, focusing on short-form content such as nature scenes and local landmarks. The main YouTube channel describes Promovideo TV as an interprovincial broadcaster, highlighting its role as a key media outlet for the Calabria region. The channel has collaborated over the years with journalists, camera operators, and other Italian and local broadcasters. The organizational and editorial team is led by publisher and director Domenico Gallelli.

Promovideo TV strives to be a primary source of local news and cultural programming for the Calabria region, preserving and promoting the folklore, traditions, and current events of the Locride area and the wider province. The mission of the channel is to give a voice to the territory, covering a wide range of topics from local politics and social issues to cultural heritage and traditional crafts. Thanks to its digital terrestrial coverage and YouTube presence, Promovideo TV provides the opportunity to watch its programming on any device, ensuring that residents of Calabria and the global Italian diaspora can stay connected to their home region wherever they are.

Primocanale

Primocanale is an Italian regional television channel operating in the local news and information format, serving the Liguria region. The primary language of broadcasting is Italian. The channel was founded in 1977 as Genova 1 by the Fusco family, and over the years, it went through several changes, merging with other local broadcasters to expand its coverage. In 2021, the channel was acquired by the Sestri Levante entrepreneur Stefano Cavalleri. In 2024, Primocanale announced a distribution agreement with the Liguria regional affiliate of the Sportitalia network to broadcast the Serie A Now football program. The channel is headquartered in Genoa, Liguria, Italy. The company’s CEO is Stefano Cavalleri, and the channel is part of the 7Gold group. The channel's director is Claudio Cassinelli.

On air, Primocanale is renowned for its Liguria-specific news coverage, operating three daily news editions: Primocanale 13, which is the lunchtime newscast; Primocanale 19, the evening news; and Primocanale 24, a more general edition. A dedicated web news program, Enrico a Primocanale, is hosted by journalist Enrico娘家. The channel also produces specialized segments such as "Il Meteo" (weather forecast) and sports coverage focusing on local teams, including Serie A football club Genoa CFC. The channel is broadcast on digital terrestrial television, has a significant web presence, and operates a 24/7 live stream on its website, which is one of the most viewed live streams among Italian local broadcasters.

Primocanale is available on digital terrestrial television in the Liguria region on Logical Channel Number (LCN) 19. The channel also broadcasts free-to-air via satellite on the Eutelsat 9B satellite at 9.0 degrees east, with technical parameters including frequency 12303 V, DVB-S2, symbol rate 31400, FEC 2/3, and MPEG-4 HD. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Primocanale through the official website primocanale.it, which offers a 24/7 live stream accessible on any device. The channel's YouTube channel also provides highlights and live streams of select events. The channel's official Facebook page provides additional news updates.

The channel has collaborated with the University of Genoa to produce a communication project titled “Comunicazione e territorio” that integrates university students into the Primocanale newsroom. This project allows journalism students to gain hands-on experience. Primocanale is known for its innovative use of digital platforms, including a strong focus on developing its app and web player. The channel's news coverage is known for being highly responsive to breaking news in Liguria. The channel's journalist team includes Paolo Basso, who has conducted interviews with political figures and served as the channel's representative at public events. Primocanale also hosts political and debate programs, furthering its role as a key source of information for the residents of Liguria. The channel's financial reports indicate a 2023 net profit of 223,121 euros. Primocanale is the most-read news website in Liguria, and its television channel is the top-ranked local broadcaster in the region.

Primocanale strives to be the primary source of local news and information for the Liguria region, connecting residents of Genoa, Savona, Imperia, and La Spezia with timely news, sports updates, and cultural events. The mission of the channel is to provide high-quality regional journalism with a strong digital focus, ensuring that Ligurians at home and abroad can stay connected to their region through the most advanced online platforms. Thanks to its digital terrestrial coverage, satellite distribution, and highly popular online streaming platform, Primocanale provides the opportunity to watch its live broadcast on any device, ensuring that its news coverage reaches audiences across Liguria, Italy, and the global Italian diaspora wherever they are.