TG5
TG5 (TeleGiornale 5) is the brand for Italian TV channel of Mediaset network Canale 5's news programmes. They are shown domestically on Canale 5 and Mediaset Plus several times throughout the day. The audience of this newscast, notably in its 08:00 PM edition, has by far the highest audience among commercial TVs in Italy. The show broadcasts from Rome. The present editor-in-chief is Clemente Mimun.
Programme format
The programme is generally presented by a single newsreader but with additional newsreaders for financial reports. Most items will be made up of reports and are generally preceded and followed by the correspondent reporting live from the scene of the report. The programme is followed by a weather report known as Meteo.
Daily programme
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Running time |
| TG5 Prima Pagina |
06:00 |
Headline news with horoscope, traffic, weather and financial reports. |
Repeats every 15 minutes (last run at 07:45 AM). |
| TG5 Mattina |
08:00 |
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35 mins. |
| TG5 Flash |
09:45 |
From Monday to Friday. |
3 mins. |
| TG5 Giorno |
13:00 |
Followed by the cooking programme Gusto. |
30 mins. |
| TG5 5 Minuti |
17:55 |
Is the only edition broadcasted from Milan, Italy. |
5 mins. |
| TG5 Sera |
20:00 |
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30 mins. |
| TG5 Notte |
01:00 |
Presents several newspapers front-pages through a touch-screen machine |
30 - 35 mins. |
Presenters
- TG5 Mattina: Gioacchino Bonsignore, Barbara Pedri, Domitilla Savignoni, Paolo Trombin.
- TG5 Flash: Laura Cannavò, Maria Luisa Cocozza, Susanna Galeazzi.
- TG5 Giorno: Costanza Calabrese, Paola Rivetta, Simona Branchetti, Chiara Geronzi, Elena Guarnieri.
- TG5 5 Minuti: Laura Cannavo', Susanna Galeazzi, Maria Luisa Cocozza.
- TG5 Sera: Cristina Parodi, Giuseppe De Filippi, Cesara Buonamici, Alberto Bilà.
- TG5 Notte: Paolo Di Mizio, Lorenzo Montersoli, Gianluigi Gualtieri, Fabio Tamburini.
Editor-in-chief
- 1992-2004 - Enrico Mentana
- 2004-2007 - Carlo Rossella
- 2007-present - Clemente Mimun
TG5 and Wikipedia
2 January 2011 the 20:00 edition of TG5 aired a highly critical report[1] accusing Wikipedia of being an 'ideological encyclopedia, which pretends to be free but asks for money to users', stating that 'historical facts cannot be modified, so the teachers and librarians across the world invited to be suspicious'. Report closed with the narrating voice saying 'Always better the dear old encyclopedia'.
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Reti Televisive Italiane
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Elettronica Industriale (100%) · Videotime (98,96%) · Mediashopping S.p.a. (100%) · Boing S.p.A. (51%) 1 · Medusa Film (100%) · Taodue (100%) · The Space Cinema (100%) · Tivù (48,25%) 2 · Class CNBC (10,9%) 3 |
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Notes
- ^ Highly critical report about Wikipedia by TG5