List of teletext services

This is an incomplete list of teletext services available on different television channels around the world:

Worldwide

BBCfax (BBC World)
CNN text (CNN)
TV5 text (TV5Monde)

Albania

Top-Channel
TVSH
Mediaset
RAI

Australia

Defunct services

Austext (Seven Network) (1982–30 September 2009)

Austria

ORF Text (ORF1, ORF2)
ORF Sport Text (ORF Sport Plus)
TW1 Text (TW1)
3satText (3sat)
ATV TEXT (ATV)
Puls 4 Text (Puls 4)
Sat1 Österreich Text (Sat 1 Österreich)
ProSieben Text Austria (Pro 7 Österreich)
kabel eins text Austria (Kabel 1 Österreich)
RTLtext AT (RTL Österreich)
RTL II TEXT AT (RTL 2)
Austria 9 Text (Austria 9)

Belgium

VRT-Teletekst (VRT)
RTBF-Teletexte (RTBF)

Bosnia and Herzegovina

BHT 1 Text (BHT 1) - main state level public tv channel in Bosnia and Herzegovina
FTV Text (FTV) - entity level public tv channel
RTRS Text (RTRS) - entity level public tv channel
OBN Text (OBN) - state level commercial tv channel
Pink BH text (Pink BH) - state level commercial tv channel
RTV BN Text (RTV BN) - entity level commercial tv channel
Hayat Text (Hayat TV) - entity level commercial tv channel
ATV Text (Alternativna TV) - entity level commercial tv channel

Bulgaria

Televest (BNT 1)
Evrokom tekst (Evrokom NKTV)
Nova text (Nova TV)

Canada

Defunct service

Telidon (experimental only, 1980-1985)

Croatia

HTV TTXT (Croatian Radiotelevision) ^[1]
Nova Text (Nova TV)
RTL Text (RTL Televizija)
Z1 Text (Zagrebačka Televizija)

Czech Republic

Teletext ČT
Teletext Nova
Prima Teletext

Denmark

DR Tekst-tv (Danmarks Radio)
TV2 Tekst-tv (TV2)
Viasat Tekst-tv (Viasat)

In fact, almost all tv channels in Denmark have teletext (called text-tv). Some of those services are entirely in Danish, while the international channels (Discovery Channel, Animal Planet etc.) shares its teletext with the other Scandinavian countries.

Estonia

ETV teletekst (Eesti Televisioon) (defunct)^[2]
TV3.ee (TV3 Estonia) (defunct)

Finland

Broadcasting of Finland, Yle, has its own Teletext (Yle Teksti-TV). It shows news, sport and programme information round the clock. Theme pages on the weather, traffic, work and leisure.^[3] In teksti-TV is also news in English on page 190.

Yle Teksti-TV (Yle)
MTV3 Tekstikanava (MTV3)
TekstiNelonen (Nelonen)
Subteksti (Sub) (defunct)

France

A lot of French channels have teletext left only for subtitling. Here some with a complete text:

Germany

Almost all German TV stations have teletext. Here is a small selection:

ARD Text^[4]
ZDF Text^[5]
RTL Text^[6]
Pro7 Text^[7]
Sat.1 Text^[8]
kabel eins text^[9]

Greece

NERIT (State television channels N1, N Sports)
Mediatext (Mega Channel, Star Channel, Sports TV, Extra3)
Newsphone Hellas (ANT1, Alpha TV, Alter Channel, MAD TV)

Hungary

m1Text (m1)
m2Text (m2)
TV2 Text (TV2)
Klub text (RTL Klub)
Viasat 3 (Viasat 3)

Iceland

RÚV textavarp (Icelandic public TV station RÚV)^[10]

Indonesia

Defunct service

Televisi Republik Indonesia (1995 - 1999)
RCTI (1997 - 1999)

Ireland

RTÉ Aertel (RTÉ One and RTÉ Two) Provided in Digital on Saorview
threetext (TV3)
Téacs TG4 (TG4) (Teletext ceased ??)

Israel

Israeli Educational Television

Italy

Televideo (RAI)
Mediavideo (Mediaset)

Defunct Services

La7Video (La7)
MTVVideo (MTV)

Japan

Defunct services

Telemo Japan (NHK)
TV Asahi Data Vision (TV Asahi) (April 7, 1986 – July 24, 2011)
AXES4 (Nippon TV) (1985-March 31, 2007)
Tokyo Data Vision (TBS)
Fuji TV
Tokyo Metropolitan Television
Nikkei Telepress (TV Tokyo)

Latvia

TV3.lv (TV3 Latvia)
Latvian Television used to have teletext, but as of March 2007, it is closed.

Malaysia

Defunct services

Beriteks (RTM) (1985-2000)
Infonet (TV3) (1985-2008)

Netherlands

The Netherlands has run a regular Teletext service since the end of 1977 on the public broadcasting channels, and the commercial and regional channels that were later introduced also have their own services. Some of these channels also run Tekst-tv, which broadcasts a selection of their teletext pages as a regular TV broadcast, using improved fonts and background graphics, when no normal programming is shown.

NOS Teletekst (Nederland 1, Nederland 2 and Nederland 3) ^[11]
RTL Nederland Text (RTL 4, RTL 5, RTL7 and RTL 8)
SBS Text (NET5 Text, SBS6 Text, Veronica Text)

New Zealand

Defunct services

TVNZ Teletext (TVNZ 1, TVNZ 2, TV3) (1984–2 April 2013)

Norway

Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation: NRK Tekst-TV
TV 2: TV 2 Text
TVNorge
TV3

Pakistan

PTV Teletext service

Poland

Telegazeta (Telewizja Polska)
Gazeta TV Polsat (Polsat)
Gazeta TV4 (TV4)
Telestrony (TVN)
Mediatext 5 (Tele5)
Mediatext 1P (Polonia 1)
4fun.tv Text

Portugal

RTP Texto (Rádio e Televisão de Portugal)^[12]
SIC Teletexto (SIC)
Teletexto TVI] (TVI)^[13]

Romania

Russia

A screenshot of Teletext on TV Center, TV does not support Cyrillic

Channel One
Russia 1 (subtitles only)
Russia K (subtitles only)
REN TV
CENTR-INFO (TV Center)

Serbia

TeletextB92 (B92)
Prva Teletekst (Prva Srpska Televizija)
Happy teletext Happy TV
Pink Teletekst (RTV Pink)
RTS Teletekst (RTS1, RTS2)
RTV Teletekst (RTV1 RTV2)
Sport Klub TXT
RTV Studio B TXT
Arena Sport Teletext (Arena Sport 1)

Defunct services

BK Videotext (BKTV)
Super TV Teletext (Super TV)
Enter Teletext (TV Enter)
3K Text (RTS 3K)
Avala text (Avala)

Singapore

MediaCorp Teletext (MediaCorp TV Channel 5, MediaCorp TV Channel 8, MediaCorp Channel NewsAsia) (August 1, 1983 – September 30, 2014)

Slovakia

STV text (Slovenská televízia)
markiza-text (Markíza)
JOJ text (TV JOJ)

South Africa

Teledata (only available on SABC 2; rarely updated)

Spain

A screenshot of Teletexto in Spain

Teletexto RTVE (Televisión Española)^[14]
Teletexto de Antena 3 Televisión Antena 3 teletext^[15]
Cuatro teletext
Telecinco teletext
Teletexto de La Sexta Televisión (laSexta) ^[16]
Televisió de Catalunya Catalan public television

Sweden

SVT Text
TV 3 Text
TV 4 Text
Kanal 5 Text
TV 6 Text

Switzerland

TELETEXT (Made by SWISS TXT for all national TV stations, including SF, TSR and TSI).^[17]
3+ TEXT (3+)
RTL II TEXT CH(RTL 2)
SSF TEXT (Schweizer Sportfernsehen)

Thailand

Defunct services

ข่าวเขียน อสมท (Modernine TV) (1983-1993)
Infonet (Channel 3 (Thailand)) (Known up until 1996 as ข่าวเขียน ช่อง 3)

Turkey

Telegün (TRT) The Teletext is available online at (Telegün) (Turkish)

Defunct services

D Text (Kanal D)

United Kingdom

UTV Plus (ITV UTV, 1995–present)
5 Text (Channel 5, 1997–present)
MTVtext (MTV)
NickText (Nickelodeon)
Paramount Text (Paramount Comedy)
Sci Fi Text(Syfy)
ToonText (Cartoon Network)

Defunct services

Anglia Text (ITV1 Anglia, 1995–2004)
Border Text (ITV1 Border, 1995–2004)
Carlton Plus (ITV1 Carlton, 1995–2004, including the former Central and Westcountry regions from 1999)
Ceefax (BBC One and BBC Two, 1973–2012) - World's first Teletext system.
Centext (ITV Central, (1995–1999)
FourText (formerly 4-Tel; Channel 4, 1980s-2003)
Grampian Text (ITV1 Grampian), 1995–2010?)
Granada Text (ITV1 Granada, 1995–2004)
HTV Wales Teletext + (ITV1 HTV Wales, 1995–2004)
HTV West Teletext + (ITV1 HTV West, 1995–2004)
LWT 600 Plus (ITV1 LWT, 1995–2004)
Meridian (ITV1 Meridian, 1995–2004)
ORACLE (ITV and Channel 4, 1974–1992)
Parlifax (BBC Parliament)
Sbectel (S4C, 1980s-2009)
Scot-Text (ITV1 Scottish TV), 1995–2011?)
Sky Text (various BSkyB channels)
Teletext Ltd. (ITV1, Channel 4 and S4C, 1993–2009; Five, 2002–2009)
Teletext on 4 (Channel 4, 2003–2009)
Tyne Tees Television (ITV1 Tyne Tees, 1995–2004)
Westcountry Text (ITV Westcountry, 1995–1999)
Yorkshire Television Text (ITV1 Yorkshire Television, 1995–2004)

United States

Defunct services

Electra (Superstation WTBS, 1980s-1993)
ExtraVision (CBS, 1983-1986)
NBC Teletext (NBC, 1985)

Vietnam

DN2-Asia first Vietnamese language teletext

References

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