Television in Albania

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Albania at the moment has 2 national commercial television stations, 71 local stations, 83 local cable stations and two commercial multiplexes. Of all the existing national analog television stations, the public broadcaster Radio Televizioni Shqiptar (RTSH) has the greatest reach: its signal covers 80.5% of the territory, followed by Top Channel with 79% and TV Klan with 78%. However, there are also digital multiplexes but they are unaccounted for in the territorial reach figures. It could be said that the other main TV stations, based in Tirana, whose signal covers a significant part of the territory include: Ora News, News 24, Vizion Plus, A1 Report, and Albanian Screen TV. Apart from Vizion Plus TV and Albanian Screen TV, the other stations are all-news ones.

Below is a list of television stations and TV providers broadcasting in the Republic of Albania:[2]

National Public Channels

National Private Channels

Defunct channels

Online channels

Affiliated channels available abroad

Regional channels

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  • IN TV (HD)
  • ABC News Albania (HD)
  • TV Koha
  • TV Jug
  • Scan TV
  • Planet TV
  • Nesër TV
  • TV Apollon
  • TV Tirana
  • TV Korca
  • TV Klaudiana
  • TV Puka
  • TV Rozafa
  • 6+1 TV
  • TV Amantia
  • AVN
  • Onufri TV
  • TV Kombi
  • TV 4+
  • TV Mati
  • TV Kruja
  • Sot 7
  • TV Kukësi
  • M+ TV
  • 2A TV
  • TV Lobi
  • TV Antena HD
  • TV Margit
  • TV Kopliku
  • TV Magic
  • TV Bulqiza
  • TV Skampa
  • TV Berati
  • Vlora Channel
  • Fokus TV
  • Elrodi TV
  • TV Përmeti
  • TV Saranda
  • Tele Joni
  • Preza TV
  • Riviera TV
  • TV 7
  • Glob TV
  • ETV
  • Star Plus
  • TV Iliria
  • TV Adriamed
  • TV Best
  • TV Veleçiku
  • TV Lezha
  • TV Alpo
  • TV IRLA
  • TV Lushnja
  • TV Kuçova
  • TV Delvina
  • TV Shijaku
  • TV Divjaka
  • Delta TV
  • Orikum TV
  • TV Danja
  • TV Prrenjas
  • TV Dushk
  • TV Luna
  • TV Pojan
  • TV Vjosa
  • M&G
  • TV Ergi
  • TV Ordea
  • TV Lin
  • TV Manastiri
  • TV Arten
  • TV Dire
  • TV S3
  • Next TV

Movies & series

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Documentaries

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Kids

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Sport

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  • SuperSport 1 HD
  • SuperSport 2 HD
  • SuperSport 3 HD
  • SuperSport 4 HD
  • SuperSport 5 HD
  • SuperSport 6 HD
  • SuperSport 7 HD
  • Tring Sport 1 HD
  • Tring Sport 2 HD
  • Tring Sport 3 HD
  • Tring Sport 4 HD
  • Tring Sport 5 HD
  • Tele Sport
  • RTSH Sport
  • Eurosport
  • Eurosport 2
  • Motors TV

Music

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News

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Others

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DVB-T2/S2 Multi-channel providers

DVB-C

Foreign relay frequency

See also

References

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Further reading

External links

  1. ↑ Albania’s Digital TV ‘Beauty Contest’ Turns Ugly, Balkan Insight, 7 January 2015
  2. ↑ Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
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