Rete 4

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Rete 4
Launched January 1982
Owned by Mediaset
Audience share 8,05% (Prime time of Dec '05, [1])
Country Flag of Italy Italy
Website www.rete4.com
Availability
Terrestrial
Analogue PAL, in Italy. Normally tuned on channel 4
Digital DVB-T (on Dfree Mux), in Italy
Satellite
Analogue Not available
Digital DVB-S (scrambled in Mediaguard 2 during some events) on Hotbird

Rete 4 is an Italian television station belonging to the Mediaset network. It's an Italian private/commercial TV channel. The news bulletin editor is a famous Italian journalist named Emilio Fede who is also well known for his right-wing leaning political ideals.

Contents

[edit] TV Series

[edit] Culture

  • La Macchina del Tempo (translation: The Time Machine)
  • Sai xChé?
  • Appuntamento con la Storia
  • Solaris

[edit] Soap Operas

[edit] Telenovelas

[edit] Children's programmes

[edit] News

  • TG4
  • Top Secret

[edit] External links

Television stations in Italy
Broadcast national networks
RAI group: Rai Uno | Rai Due | Rai Tre
Mediaset group: Canale 5 | Italia 1 | Rete 4
Telecom Italia Media: La7 | MTV Italy
L'Espresso: All Music TV
Other: 7 Gold | SAT2000 | Odeon TV
Digital Terrestrial channels
RAI group: Rainews 24 | Rai Sport Satellite | Rai Utile | Rai Doc-Futura | Rai Edu 1
Mediaset group: Boing | Media Shopping | Mediaset Premium
Telecom Italia Media: La 7 Cartapiù | La7 Sport | QOOB TV
L'Espresso: Repubblica RadioTv
Other: Sportitalia | Sport Italia Live 24 | SitCom Uno
Satellite and cable platforms
SKY Italia
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