DION TV

DION TV (Greek: Δίον Τηλεόραση) is a Greek free-to-air television channel. It operates as a general-interest broadcaster whose schedule, as reflected on its official website, is built around news and current-affairs output. Its flagship daily programme is the news-and-talk show "Άνω Κάτω" ("Ano Kato"), presented by Platon Taschounidis, which airs every afternoon at 15:00 with a late-night repeat at 00:00. The channel's online presence at diontv.gr distributes full episodes of that programme in parts alongside a rolling news feed covering Greek domestic affairs and international stories. The channel's news coverage spans Greek national topics — such as local commemorations, professional-association events and civil-society statements — as well as world news, including coverage of the Pope's travels. This mix positions DION TV as a regional or niche generalist channel rather than a large national network, with a programming identity centred on accessible, presenter-led news and commentary. DION TV is identified in public structured data as a Greek free-to-air channel. Detailed corporate information — ownership, licensing, founding date and headquarters — is not established by the available evidence, and the channel's public footprint is primarily its own website and broadcast output. Its brand identity is tied to the Greek-language name Δίον Τηλεόραση and the on-air programme brands it produces, most notably "Άνω Κάτω".

DION TV (Greek: Δίον Τηλεόραση) is a Greek free-to-air television channel. Public structured data identifies it simply as a Greek free-to-air channel, and its own website presents it as an active broadcaster with a daily news and current-affairs schedule. The channel's visible programming identity is built around the daily programme "Άνω Κάτω" ("Ano Kato"), described on its website as "the news bulletin … differently." The show is presented by Platon Taschounidis and airs every day at 15:00, with a nightly repeat at 00:00. Full episodes are published on diontv.gr in multiple parts, indicating that the channel uses its website as a catch-up and distribution platform alongside its broadcast signal. Alongside its own programming, DION TV's website carries a news feed covering Greek domestic affairs and international news. Items visible on the site include coverage of a tragedy in Plaka and a statement by STAMA Greece (the Short-Term Rental Companies Association), reporting on the final stage of Pope Leo XIV's tour in Metz, France, the unveiling of a bust of Ioannis Kapodistrias in Thessaloniki, and an event marking Pharmacist's Day organised by the Thessaloniki Pharmaceutical Association. This range suggests a general-interest news operation with a particular emphasis on Greek regional and national affairs. Beyond these observable facts, the channel's corporate history — its founding, ownership, licensing and any rebranding — is not documented in the available evidence. The dossier therefore records DION TV as an active Greek free-to-air channel whose brand is defined by its Greek-language name and its news-led programming.

Greek free-to-air general-interest channel with a news-and-current-affairs focus.

• Άνω Κάτω

  Daily news-and-talk programme presented by Platon Taschounidis, airing at 15:00 with a 00:00 repeat.

• News bulletins

  Greek domestic and international news coverage published on diontv.gr.

1. 1Dion TV - Δίον Τηλεόρασηdiontv.gr
2. 2DION TV — Wikidatawikidata.org