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Galatasaray TV; HT Spor TV; Spor Smart (Türkiye) Spor Smart 2 (including HD) Sportstv; S Sport (Türkiye) S Sport 1; S Sport 2; S Sport Plus; TJK TV (horse racing) Tivibu Spor (Türkiye & Northern Cyprus) Tivibu Spor 1
In 2001, its name was changed to Lig TV by Mehmet Emin Karamehmet and Şansal Büyüka. In 2017, the name was changed again to beIN Sports by beIN Media Group. It is Turkey's first and only foreign-owned sports channel, holding the broadcasting rights of Süper Lig matches since the beginning of 2001 and broadcasting on the Digiturk digital ...
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TRT 3 started test transmissions on October 2, 1989, as "3. Kanal", and is now TRT's third most watched TV station. TRT 3's transmissions are realized through a time-share with TRT GAP and Turkish Grand National Assembly TV (TBMM TV). TRT 3's programs mainly consist of sports, education, culture, music and news.
On September 9, 2011, HD-en, a high-definition TV channel broadcasting programs from NTV, NTV Spor, CNBC-e, and e2, rebranded as HDe, the high-definition version of CNBC-e, and began simultaneous broadcasting. On September 12, 2011, the channel switched to a 16:9 aspect ratio. NTV Spor HD, for broadcasting sports events in HD, launched on July ...
Turkey, exporting its TV programmes internationally since 1981, particularly highlighted by the export of the series "Aşk-ı Memnu" first aired on TRT in 1975 to France, has become the second-largest exporter of TV series globally after the United States as of 2019, and in 2022, it is known that around 100 Turkish series were exported to 150 ...
TRT Avaz (formerly TRT Türk) is a channel broadcast by the Turkish Radio and Television Corporation with focusing on Turkey and Balkans. It was launched in Turkey on March 21, 2009 and broadcasts throughout the Balkans, Turkic Central Asia, the Middle East, and the Caucasus.
After Orange Romania acquired Telekom Romania in 2021, which included its fixed-line services, the sports television channels were rebranded to Orange Sport on 28 March 2022. [3] The group of television channels owned the rights to broadcast the NBA in Romania from its launch in 2006 until its closure on 30 June 2024. [4] Boom Sport One logo