Television in Latvia

Television in Latvia

Television in Latvia was introduced in 1954.This is a list of television channels that broadcast for a Latvian language audience.

Public

*LTV1 - national television
*LTV7 - national television

Private

*TV3
**3+ Latvia
*TV6
*LNT
*TV5 Rīga
*Perviy Baltijskyi Muzykalnyi Kanal (FBMC)
*Pervy Baltiysky Kanal Latvia
*TV XXI
*MTV Latvija - localized version of MTV Baltic
*LMK
*LZK
*TV24

Local / regional TV stations

*TV Dzintare - only in Liepāja
*LRT - Latgalian Regional Television (only in Latgalia)
*VTV - only in Ventspils
*OTV - only in Ogre
*MILLION - only in Daugavpils
*TV DAUTKOM - cable TV, only in Daugavpils


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