Television in Tirol
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Television in Tirol was introduced in 1958. The country uses digital terrestrial broadcasting. Analogue television is still broadcast in some remote areas. Tiroler television was monopolised by the state-funded ART until 1990.
List of channels
| Logo | Station | Content | Operator |
|---|---|---|---|
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ART 1 | News and documentaries | Agenzìa dles Radiotelevisif Tirol |
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ART 2 | Adult's Entertainment | Agenzìa dles Radiotelevisif Tirol |
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ART 3 | Adult's Entertainment | Agenzìa dles Radiotelevisif Tirol |
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ART Jëunn | Children's Entertainment & Education | Agenzìa dles Radiotelevisif Tirol |
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ART Fantulin | Children's Entertainment | Agenzìa dles Radiotelevisif Tirol |
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ART 24 | News | Agenzìa dles Radiotelevisif Tirol |
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ART Sport | Sport (Football, skiing and snowboarding) | Agenzìa dles Radiotelevisif Tirol |
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ART Mùsega | Music | Agenzìa dles Radiotelevisif Tirol |
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ART Ecros | International News | Agenzìa dles Radiotelevisif Tirol |
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ART Senât | Senate | Agenzìa dles Radiotelevisif Tirol |
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ART Cunsëi | National Council | Agenzìa dles Radiotelevisif Tirol |
| Channels 12 until 19 are reserved for ART special broadcasting. | |||
| RTV Ladinia Nóa | News | RTV Ladinia | |
| RTV Ladinia Drama | Drama | RTV Ladinia | |
| Servus TV | Winter sports | Servus TV | |
| RTV Extra | Movies (Adults) | RTV Ladinia | |
| Servus Internazional | Liga Imperial, International sport | Servus TV | |
