Rai Tre

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Rai Tre

Launched	December 15, 1979
Owned by	RAI
Audience share	10,59% (Prime time of Dec '05, [1])
Country	Italy
Formerly called	Rete 3 (until 1982)
Website	www.raitre.rai.it
Availability
Terrestrial
Analogue	PAL, in Italy. Normally tuned on channel 3
Digital	DVB-T (on RAI Mux A), in Italy
Satellite
Analogue	Not available
Digital	DVB-S (scrambled in Mediaguard during some events) on Hotbird, Astra and Atlantic Bird

Rai Tre is part of RAI, the Italian government broadcasting agency, which owns other channels, such as Rai Uno, Rai Due and Rai Tre (amongst others). Rai Tre first started transmissions on December 15, 1979. Its programs are typically oriented to information, rather than entertainment, and they look for a qualitative approach, instead of seeking higher TV ratings. Rai Tre is a left-wing oriented tv.

1 Programs
2 External link

[edit] Programs

[edit] News

TG3, Rai Tre main news service directed by Antonio Di Bella
TGR (Regional news service, directed by Angela Buttiglione)
BallarÃ², weekly magazine hosted by Giovanni Floris
Primo Piano, daily magazine of TG3 hosted by Maurizio Mannone
TeleCamere, about daily affairs and health, hosted by Anna La Rosa

[edit] Shows

Blob
Blu Notte - Misteri Italiani
Che tempo che fa, hosted by Fabio Fazio
Chi l'ha visto?, hosted by Federica Sciarelli
Cominciamo Bene, hosted by Fabrizio Frizzi and Elsa Di Gatti
Elisir, hosted by Michele Mirabella
Fuori Orario - Cose (mai) viste
Gaia, hosted by the geologist Mario Tozzi
Geo & Geo, hosted by Sveva Sagramola and Francesco Petretti
Mi manda Raitre, hosted by Edoardo Vianello
Ombre sul Giallo, hosted by Francesca Leosini
La Grande Storia
Parla con me
Report
Un Giorno in Pretura

[edit] Series

La Squadra
Un Posto al Sole

[edit] Game Shows

Per un pugno di libri

[edit] Children

Il trenino Thomas

[edit] External link

Official Site (Italian)

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 CartapiÃ¹ \| 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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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 CartapiÃ¹ \| 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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