Tirana TV |
| Country | Albania |
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| Owner | Haxhi Isufi |
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| Launched | 2000 |
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| Former names | TV 2000 |
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| Website | Tirana TV |
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| Analogue | PAL (ch 35 UHF in Tirana) |
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| Digital | DVB-T |
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Tirana TV was a music television station based in Albania. It mainly broadcast Albanian music as well as satirical episodes from well known Albanian satirists.[1]
In 2019, the channel closed down and bought by Albanian jornalist Clirim Peka to start the new Albanian news television Syri Television in 2020.
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- AVN
- Adriamed
- Alpo
- Antena Nord
- Apollon
- BS
- Bajram Curri
- Berati
- Best
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- Channel 1
- Channel 7
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- Elbasan
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- Klaudiana
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- Kopliku
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- Kukësi
- Lezha
- Lobi
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- Mati
- One TV Vlora
- Puka
- Re.Al
- Rozafa Motiv
- Saranda
- Skampa
- Sot 7
- Star Plus
- TV 5
- Tele Joni
- Vlora Channel
- TV 4+
- TV 6+1
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- Klan Kosova (Kosovo, formerly affiliated with TV Klan)
- Alsat (North Macedonia)
- Klan Maqedonia (North Macedonia)
- T7 (Kosovo)
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