TeleIschia

TeleIschia is an Italian regional television network operating in the Campania region. Its history traces back to 1977, when publisher Pino Buono launched an outlet called TvIschia54, named for its coverage area around the island of Ischia and the wider province of Naples. The station aired a local newscast called TeleSera, directed by Domenico De Meglio, alongside sports, telefilms, cartoons and self-produced programming. In 1982 the outlet ceded its frequencies, but it was reborn in 1983 under new management with the new name TeleIschia. The channel has since been a local broadcaster serving Campania, and its official web presence is teleischia.it. As of the available evidence, the domain currently shows a placeholder registration page, and detailed current programming, ownership and audience data are not documented in the supplied sources.

The television venture began in 1977 with an outlet called TvIschia54, founded by publisher Pino Buono. The name reflected its coverage area, irradiating its programs across a good portion of the province of Naples. Its programming included a local newscast called TeleSera, directed by Domenico De Meglio, as well as sports, telefilms, cartoons and self-produced content. In 1982 the outlet ceded its frequencies, but it was reborn in 1983 under new management, which renamed the television service TeleIschia. Since then it has operated as an Italian television network active in Campania. The official website is teleischia.it.

• 1983

  Reborn under new management and renamed TeleIschia.

• 1982

  The outlet cedes its frequencies.

• 1977

  Television venture begins as TvIschia54, founded by publisher Pino Buono.

Regional television broadcaster serving Campania, Italy.

• TeleSera

  Local newscast directed by Domenico De Meglio.

1. 1TeleIschia official websiteteleischia.it
2. 2TeleIschia - Wikidatawikidata.org
3. 3TeleIschia - Wikipedia (Italian)it.wikipedia.org