Television in Estonia

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Television in Estonia was introduced in 1955. The National TV Channel ETV has maintained an archive since 1955 in which broadcasts of unique aspects of Estonian culture are held.

Contents 1 Government channels 2 Commercial channels 2.1 Kalev Media 2.2 Starman Media 2.3 Viasat Media 3 Regional channels 4 Former channels 5 External links

[edit] Government channels

• ETV - news, current affairs, culture, sports and general entertainment.

1. ETV 2 - being discussed.

[edit] Commercial channels

• Kanal 2 - news, current affairs, sports and general entertainment.
• Kanal 11 - general entertainment.

• Orsent TV - culture, news, current affairs (in Russian).
• EKTV - Estonian Christian Television
• LIFE TV
• TVN (Estonia) - (in Russian)

[edit] Kalev Media

• Kalev Sport - sports channel.

[edit] Starman Media

• Neljas - music, news and general entertainment channel.
• Seitse - culture and music channel.
• MTV Eesti - music and entertainment channel.

[edit] Viasat Media

• TV 3 - news, current affairs and general entertainment channel.
• TV3+ - news, current affairs and general entertainment channel (in Russian).
• TV6 - general entertainment channel.

[edit] Regional channels

• Ren TV Estonia - Regional version of the Russian Ren TV channel.

[edit] Former channels

• CiTV
• EETER - 24/7 Music Channel.
• EVTV — Joined RTV to form TV3.
• RTV — Joined EVTV to form TV3.
• Tipp TV — Previous to TV 1 on the same frequency.
• TV 1 - Commercial channel. News, current affairs, sports and general entertainment.

[edit] External links

• ETV
• Kanal 2
• TV 3
• TV 3+
• PBK Eesti

• TV 4 (Neljas)
• TV 7 (Seitsmes)

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