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Free-to-air

• Rai News 24
• Rai Sport Più
• Rai Gulp (from 1 June 2007)
• Rai Edu 1
• Rai Edu 2
• Rai Nettuno Sat 1
• Rai Nettuno Sat 2
• Rai Med (news in Italian and Arabic language language, relays Rai News 24 and Raitalia)
• Camera dei Deputati
• Senato Italiano

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On SKY Italia

• RaiSat Extra entertainment
• RaiSat Premium entertainment
• RaiSat Cinema cinema
• RaiSat Gambero Rosso Channel cooking
• RaiSat Smash teens
• RaiSat Yoyo babies (from November 2006)

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International

• RAI International — Broadcasts the best of RAI to International audiences

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Defunct Channels

• RaiSat Album (30 June 2003)
• RaiSat Art (30 June 2003)
• RaiSat Fiction (30 June 2003)
• Rai Doc cultures, styles (31 May 2007)
• Rai Futura technologies, games, etc. (1 February 2007, broadcasted on the same frequences of Rai Doc at settled times)
• Rai Sport Satellite sports (11 May 2008, changes his name in Rai Sport Più)
• Rai Utile (1 January 2008)

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Radio channels

• Rai Radio Uno - News/information
• Rai Radio Due - Adult Contemporary
• Rai Radio Tre - Classical
• FD4 Leggera (also known as IV Canale) - broadcasting pop music
• FD5 Auditorium (also known as V Canale or Classica) - broadcasting classic and opera music
• GR Parlamento - a radio station broadcasting the Italian Parliament
• Isoradio - a radio station designed for motorway users
• Radio Trst A - a radio station for the Slovene minority in Friuli-Venezia Giulia

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News

• TG 1 - Telegiornale Uno (News broadcasting)
• TG 2 - Telegiornale Due (News broadcasting)
• TG 3 - Telegiornale Tre (News broadcasting)
• TG Regionale (Local News broadcasting)
• GR 1 (Radio News broadcasting)
• GR 2 (Radio News broadcasting)
• GR 3 (Radio News broadcasting)
• GR Regionale (Radio Local News broadcasting)
• Tagesschau (German speaking news from Bolzano)
• Meteo Rai (Weather)
• Sports

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Other programmes

• Sanremo Music Festival (Festival della canzone italiana)
• Uno Mattina — morning magazine programme (Rai Uno) (Hosted by Eleonora Daniele and the journalist Luca Giurato)
• Affari Tuoi (Italian version of Deal or No Deal?) - shown every day at 8.35pm on Rai Uno. The show is hosted by Flavio Insinna.
• Domenica In — Sunday show (Rai Uno) hosted by Pippo Baudo, Lorena Bianchetti, Massimo Giletti and Luisa Corna.
• L'Isola dei Famosi (Italian version of Celebrity Survivor) shown on Rai Due on 9.00pm every Wednesday night and hosted by Simona Ventura
• Che Tempo Che Fa talk show (Rai Tre) hosted by Fabio Fazio and the comedian Luciana Littizzetto. It's one of the most seen talk shows in Rai networks.
• DS - Domenica Sportiva and 90° minuto (90th minute) sport programming blocks shown on Saturday and Sunday respectively on Rai Tre and Rai Due. 90th minute deals with Italian Serie B, the second Italian football (soccer) championship.

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Foreign Series

• McLeod's Daughters - shown on Rai Uno
• ER — shown on Rai Due
• Friends — shown on Rai Due
• The District — shown on Rai Due
• Charmed — shown on Rai Due
• JAG — shown on Rai Due
• The Practice — shown on Rai Due
• Without a Trace — shown on Rai Due
• Desperate Housewives — shown on Rai Due
• NCIS — shown on Rai Due
• Cold Case — shown on Rai Due
• Lost — shown on Rai Due
• Rome — shown on Rai Due

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Other satellite TV programmes

• The Late Show with David Letterman — shown on RaiSat Extra
• Dallas (TV series) - shown on RaiSat Premium
• Mujeres - shown on RaiSat Premium

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Foreign programmes no longer broadcast

• Eurovision Song Contest (since 1997)
• The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (since 2005)

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See also

• List of Italian language television channels
• Prix Italia

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Footnotes

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External links

• Official website
• Rai Web Tv
• Raiclick Tv
• Official website of Radio Rai
• Site of Rai Uno
• Site of Rai Due
• Site of Rai Tre
• Site of Radio Rai Uno
• Site of Radio Rai Due
• Site of Radio Rai Tre
• Site of Giornale Radio
• Site of GR Parlamento
• Site of Isoradio
• Site of Filodiffusione
• Rai on YouTube
• Rai News 24 on YouTube
• Rai Sport on YouTube

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