Media of Poland - TV Stations

TV Stations

TVP – public broadcaster

  • TVP 1
  • TVP 2
  • TVP HD
  • TVP Info (regional and news)
  • TVP Polonia (for Poles abroad)
  • TVP Kultura (cultural)
  • TVP Sport
  • TVP Historia (history)
  • Belsat (in Belarusian language)

Polsat – private

  • Polsat
  • Polsat News (24/7 news channel)
  • Polsat 2 International (or Poles abroad)
  • Polsat Sport (sport channel)
  • Polsat Sport Extra (sport channel)
  • Polsat Futbol (sport channel - only football)
  • Polsat Sport News
  • Polsat Cafe (health and beauty)
  • Polsat Play (for men)
  • Polsat JimJam - for kids
  • Polsat Crime & Investigation Network
  • Polsat Film
  • TV4
  • TV6
  • TV Biznes

Grupa ITI (International Trading and Investments Holdings SA Luxembourg)

  • TVN
  • TVN HD
  • TVN 7
  • TVN24 (24/7 news channel)
  • TVN Style (channel aimed at women)
  • TVN Turbo (cars)
  • TVN Meteo (weather)
  • iTVN (for Poles abroad)
  • nSport (HDTV)
  • Religia.tv (religion)

Polcast Television

  • Tele 5
  • Polonia 1

Minor players and joint-ventures:

  • TVN CNBC (business channel run together with CNBC Europe)
  • Discovery Historia (history and documentaries)
  • TV Puls
  • TV Trwam (catholic channel; owner Lux Veritatis Foundation)
  • Mango24 (shopping)
  • iTV (interactive TV)
  • 4fun.tv (interactive music; 4fun Media S.A. owned by Nova Holding Ltd., London)
  • many local city and community cable stations

Many major players are also present on the market, among them: Canal+ Polska, Canal+ Sport, Canal+ Film, Canal+ Sport2, HBO, HBO2, EuroSport, EuroSport2, Discovery Channel, Discovery Travel & Living, Discovery Science, Discovery World, MTV Poland, VIVA Poland, VH1 Poland

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