TV Nova Pula
TV Nova Pula is a local Croatian television station based in Pula, broadcasting since 1996 and covering southern Istria.
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Overview
TV Nova Pula (often branded simply TV NOVA) is a local television station based in the city of Pula, Croatia. It began broadcasting on 26 April 1996 and has since served as a regional broadcaster for the Istrian peninsula, with its signal covering southern Istria. The station is headquartered in Pula and operates as a private local media outlet. Since its founding, TV Nova has been part of nearly all associations of local television stations in Croatia, including Mreža, CCN, NUT, and Kanal 5. This participation reflects its integration into the broader network of Croatian local broadcasters. The station transmits via two UHF transmitters on channels 40 and 63, reaching audiences across southern Istria. TV Nova's programming focuses on local news, current affairs, and cultural coverage relevant to the Istria County and Kvarner regions. Its news portal and broadcasts feature daily newscasts such as Telegiornale, along with programs like Forum, VIP MINI, and Istarske kronike. The station covers a wide range of local topics, including politics, sports, business, and community events, serving as a key source of information for the Italian and Croatian-speaking communities in the region. As a local television brand, TV Nova Pula remains active and continues to produce content for its viewers in Pula and the surrounding areas. Its online presence at tvnova.hr provides news updates and program schedules, complementing its terrestrial broadcasts.
History
TV Nova Pula began broadcasting on 26 April 1996 as a local television station for the city of Pula, Croatia. From its inception, it aimed to serve the local community in Istria County, providing news and programming in Croatian and Italian. The station's early years were marked by its participation in various associations of local television stations, including Mreža, CCN, NUT, and Kanal 5, which helped it gain visibility and share resources with other regional broadcasters. Over the decades, TV Nova expanded its reach through two UHF transmitters on channels 40 and 63, covering southern Istria. Its programming evolved to include daily newscasts such as Telegiornale, along with talk shows and cultural programs. The station also developed an online presence, with its website tvnova.hr serving as a news portal for the region. As of the 2020s, TV Nova remains an active local broadcaster, covering events in Pula, Istria County, and the Kvarner region. It continues to produce content that reflects the bilingual character of the area, with programs in both Croatian and Italian. The station's history reflects the broader landscape of local media in Croatia, where regional broadcasters play a vital role in delivering community-focused news.
- 1996
TV Nova begins broadcasting on 26 April 1996.
Joins associations of local television stations: Mreža, CCN, NUT, and Kanal 5.
Products and positioning
Local television station serving Pula and southern Istria with news and regional programming.
Telegiornale
Daily newscast
Forum
Talk show
VIP MINI
Program
Istarske kronike
Regional chronicle
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