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Television in Lithuania was introduced in 1957. The following is a list of television channels broadcast in Lithuania.

Main channels

Name Owner Type Launched
LRT televizija Lithuanian National Radio and Television Public-owned 1957
LRT Plius Lithuanian National Radio and Television Public-owned 2003
LNK Laisvas ir nepriklausomas kanalas, UAB Private 1995
BTV Laisvas ir nepriklausomas kanalas, UAB Private 1991
TV1 Laisvas ir nepriklausomas kanalas, UAB Private 2003
TV3 TV3 Group Private 1993
TV6 TV3 Group Private 2002
TV8 TV3 Group Private 2011
Go3 films TV3 Group Private 2003
Go3 Sport 1 TV3 Group Private 2009
Go3 Sport 2 TV3 Group Private 2018
Go3 Sport Open TV3 Group Private 2021
Lietuvos rytas TV Lietuvos rytas Private 2009
TV3 Plus TV3 Group Private 2022
Delfi TV Ekspress Grupp Private 2019
Balticum TV Balticum Private 1989
Balticum Auksinis Balticum Films 2003
Sport1 (Lithuania) Sport Entertainment, UAB Private 2008

Regional channels

Name Launched Region
Balticum Platinum 2015 Klaipėda
Šiauliai TV 1991 Šiauliai County
Pūkas-TV 2001 Kaunas County
TV7 (Lithuania) 2001 Jonava
INIT TV 1993 Kaunas
INIT Ekstra TV 2013 Kaunas
INIT Play TV 2013 Kaunas
GNTV 2013 Panevėžys
SPlius 1989 Šiauliai
Penki TV 2000 Vilnius
Žvaigždė 1995 Klaipėda
Dzūkijos TV 1996 Alytus
Marijampolės TV 1989 Marijampolė district
Seimas tiesiogiai 2005 Parliament of Lithuania
Ignalinos TV 2001 Ignalina
Roventa 2004 Mažeikiai
Žemaitijos TV 2005 Telšiai County
Sugardas 2006 Visaginas
Trakų TV Aidas 1992 Trakai
Tauragės Kabelinė televizija TVK 1993 Tauragė County
Kobra TV 1993 Šiauliai
Aukštaitijos TV 1994 Panevėžys
VDNET 1998 Vilnius

Others

Name Owner Type Launched
Star TV CCTV Regional 2012
2TV MG Media Baltics Private 2007
Info TV MG Media Baltics Private 2007
LRT Lithuanica Lithuanian Radio and Television Public 2008
TVP Wilno TVP Public 2019
Current time TV RFE/RL Non-commercial 2014
Duo 3 Duo Media Networks
(Postimees Group)
Private 2021
Duo 5 Duo Media Networks
(Postimees Group)
Private 2024
Duo 6 Duo Media Networks
(Postimees Group)
Private 2021
Kanal 7 Duo Media Networks
(Postimees Group)
Private 2022

Former channels

Name Launched Location
MTV Lietuva 2006 Lithuania
Vinita (Lithuania) 1993 Kaunas
Kobra TV 2008 Kaunas County
LN TV 2005 Plungė-Kaunas district
Splius 1994 Kaunas
ATV 1994 Panevėžys
Pan TV 1990 Panevėžys
Luk+ TV 2019 Kaunas
Kėdainiai
KTV plius 2000 Panevėžys-Kauunas district
Kupiškėnų studija 1996 Kupiškis district
DRT 2004 Druskininkai
KKTV 1994 Kėdainiai-Kaunas
TV medica Jonava
AVVA 1992 Jonava
Jonava TV 2013 Jonava district
Vakarų Lietuvos Televizija 1989 Western Lithuania
RKTV 2006 Raseiniai
Kėdainių krašto televizija 1994 Kėdainiai

See also

References

  1. "Tango TV Launched in Lithuania". GlobeNewswire News Room. 8 May 2002. Retrieved 1 July 2023.
  2. "MTG to launch third free-TV channel in Lithuania". News Powered by Cision. 16 September 2011. Retrieved 1 July 2023.
  3. "DELFI TV keliasi į televizorius – pradeda veikti naujas kanalas "Telia" vartotojams". M360 (in Lithuanian). 11 September 2019. Retrieved 13 September 2019.
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