Rai 3

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Rai 3
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TV station ( public service )
Program type Full program
reception Cable , satellite & DVB-T
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Start of transmission 15th December 1979
Intendant Luigi Gubitosi
Program director Andrea Vianello
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Logo until May 2010

Rai 3 (until May 2010 Rai Tre ) is the third Italian television program that belongs to the public service Radiotelevisione Italiana (RAI). The broadcast began on December 15, 1979 (at that time rete 3 ("Netz 3") of the RAI). The audience success was low at the beginning. The initial focus was on cultural topics, analogous to the 3rd radio program radio 3 of the RAI. Under the leadership of Angelo Guglielmi and Alessandro Curzi (PCI member), the program developed politically to the left in 1987, which earned it the nickname Telekabul (in reference to the then communist Afghanistan). Union topics and reports of strikes were frequent headlines in the news. During this time, the RAI 1 program tended to be a mouthpiece for the Democrazia Cristiana (and the Catholic Church); RAI 2 was generally considered to be PSI- friendly. Some RAI 3 programs addressed controversial issues as part of investigative journalism. In 1999 the program was restructured; the political orientation to the left weakened significantly.

Rai Tre is the only Rai TV channel that offers local coverage tailored to the Italian regions (comparable to the German federal states). The focus is (as of 2006) also educational programs, sports broadcasts as well as talk and quiz shows. During a live interview during the 2006 election campaign, Silvio Berlusconi described the channel as a “ channel infiltrated by the left ” and as a “ war machinetargeting him and his government.

Throughout Europe, the program (like the other RAI programs as well) can be received unencrypted via the Hotbird satellite with a receiver.

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  • Fuori orario. Cose (mai) viste (nightly program with films outside the mainstream , introductory commentary by the film critic Enrico Ghezzi)

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