Television in Armenia
Television in Armenia was introduced in 1955, when Armenia was still known as the Armenian SSR.
List of channels
This is a list of television channels that broadcast from Armenia in Armenian.
Public
Name | Owner | Established | Link |
---|---|---|---|
Armenia 1 | Public Television of Armenia | 1955 | www.1tv.am |
Armenia 2 | Prometevs | 1999 | www.tv.am |
Shoghakat TV | Armenian Apostolic Church | 1998 | www.shoghakat.am |
Private
Name | Owner | Established | |
---|---|---|---|
Armenia TV | CS Media | 1997 | |
Shant TV | Shant TVR | 1994 | |
Armnews | CS Media | 2001 | |
Yerkir Media | Husaber | 2003 | |
Kentron | Multi Media Kentron | 2003 | |
A-TV | Armen and Hakob brothers | 2010 | |
Dar 21 | Dar 21 | 1998 | |
Lime | ? | 2010 |
Regional
Name | Established | Region | Cite |
---|---|---|---|
Yerevan TV | 1999 | Yerevan | |
AR | 1997 | Yerevan | |
Artsakh Public TV | 1988 | Stepanakert | |
Gala TV | 2005 | Gyumri | |
Shant Gyumri | 1994 | Gyumri | |
Tsayg | 1991 | Gyumri | |
Shirak Public TV | 1992 | Gyumri | |
Fortuna Lori TV | 1993 | Vanadzor | |
Lori TVR | 1995 | Vanadzor | |
Channel 9 | 2002 | Vanadzor | |
Mig TV | 2004 | Vanadzor | |
Ankyun+3 | 1999 | Alaverdi | |
Geghama TV | 2010 | Sevan | |
STV1 | 1999 | Sevan | |
Qyavar | 1997 | Gavar | |
Zangak | 1996 | Martuni | |
Tavush TV | 2010 | Noyemberyan | |
Qamut | 1994 | Noyemberyan | |
Telelex | 1999 | Artashat | |
ALT | 1989 | Armavir | |
Noy | 1995 | Armavir | |
Khustup | 2004 | Kapan | |
Sosi TV | 1996 | Kapan | |
Syuni TV | 2003 | Sisian | |
Kaputjigh | 1996 | Kajaran | |
Last TV | 1998 | Goris | |
Nig | 1997 | Aparan | |
Hrazdan TV | 1991 | Hrazdan | |
Lusalik | 1999 | Charentsavan | |
Abovyan TV | 1997 | Abovyan |
Internet TV
Logo | Name | Ownew | Link |
---|---|---|---|
Armenia 1 | APTV | H1 TV | |
USArmenia TV | CS Media | USArmenia | |
Toot TV | Anush Media Group | http://www.toottv.com | |
ARTN | Shant TVR | Shant TV | |
MTV.am | «ODAK Group» | MTV am | |
A1plus | «A1plus» | A1 plus | |
Yerkir Media | «Yerkir Media» | Yerkir Media | |
Gala TV | «Gala TV» | Gala TV | |
AMC TV | «AMC TV» | AMC TV | |
ArMusicTv | «ArMusicTV» | ArMusicTv | |
CivilNet TV | «CivilNet» | CivilNet TV | |
Best TV | «Best TV» | Best TV |
Discontinued
Name | Owner | Established | Closed |
---|---|---|---|
A1plus | Meltex | 1993 | 2002 |
ALM | ALM Holding | 2002 | 2011 |
Nork | APTV | 1978 | 2003 |
Nor Alik | APTV | 2003 | 2007 |
Ararat | APTV | 2003 | 2012 |
ART 13 | Art 13 | 1995 | 2004 |
Hayreniq TV | Grand Holding | 2002 | 2011 |
Hay TV | Hay TV | 1999 | 2012 |
TV5 | CS Media | 2002 | 2012 |
Noyyan Tapan | Noyyan Tapan | 1996 | 2001 |
Armenakob | Armenakob | 1999 | 2008 |
Avetis | Avetis TV | 1995 | 2007 |
Cinemax | Cinemax Armenia | 2002 | 2004 |
Ejmiatzin TV | Ejmiatzin | 1994 | 2000 |
Mayr Hayrenik | Mayr Hayrenik | 1994 | 1999 |
Ayg | Ayg | 1996 | 1999 |
M-tv 3+2 | 3+2 | 1996 | 1998 |
Business TV | Armenia TV | 1997 | 2000 |
Biayni | Biayni | 1996 | 2000 |
See also
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