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Delta TV (ΔΕΛΤΑ Τηλεόραση) is a regional television network based in Alexandroupolis, Greece, which first broadcast in August 1991. It serves Eastern Macedonia and Thrace and aims to contribute to the economic, cultural, social and sports development of the region. Its programme output includes news services and a varied schedule of entertainment, and it produces its own television programmes for a broad local audience.

Viewers can watch the live Delta TV stream directly on this page, as the channel broadcasts in Greek. The player is here, so the channel's Greek-language programmes can be followed without leaving the page.

Vouli Tileorasi is the television station of the Hellenic Parliament, the parliament of Greece. It provides continuous broadcasting of the parliament's online television programmes. The service is part of Greece's public broadcasting sector and presents the work of the parliament to viewers. The channel is run by the parliament itself and is available to viewers online at all times.

The live stream of this channel plays on this page, so viewers can follow the Greek parliament's programmes here. The programmes are presented in Greek, so the channel suits viewers following Greek parliamentary business.

Star Drámas is a Greek television channel based in Drama in northern Greece, covering news and events across Eastern Macedonia and Thrace. The station has a history of news reporting spanning 28 years and has been part of regional broadcasting in the area. The channel is aimed at audiences in the region and reports on local affairs throughout the area.

The live stream of Star Drámas can be watched directly on this page. Viewers can follow the channel's regional broadcasts here without leaving the site.

Skai TV is a Greek free-to-air television network based in Piraeus, operating under Skai Group. It has been broadcasting since 2006 and is available through digital terrestrial transmission as well as subscription services. Its output includes news and current affairs shows, entertainment programmes, series, documentaries and sport, with well-known shows such as Studio stis 3, The Voice of Greece and Dragons' Den.

Greek-speaking viewers can watch Skai TV live on this page whenever the channel is on air. Outside broadcast times, the page links to its official live stream.

ERT - World was a satellite television channel from Athens, Greece. The Greece government officially closed ERT (Ελληνική Ραδιοφωνία Τηλεόραση, Ellinikí Radiofonía Tileórasi) in June 2013.

Hellenic Public Radio Television (HPRT) is broadcasting as an interim broadcast network while the Greek government puts a new public communications system in place as NERIT (New Hellenic Radio, Internet and Television).

Kriti TV, also known as Crete TV, is a regional television station serving Crete in Greece. Its programming covers politics, economics, sports and news for Crete, Greece and the wider world, alongside entertainment and cultural shows. Its schedule includes a health programme with medical specialists, a documentary series on history and traditions, a religious programme, and travel features about Crete. The station also broadcasts national celebrations, such as live coverage of military and school parades in Heraklion.

Viewers can follow the channel's live broadcasts through the official live link on this page, which leads to the Greek-language Crete station's live stream. The station's programmes are presented in Greek for audiences in Crete and beyond.

Extra channel 3 With its dynamic presence has earned the trust of viewers who require reliable information and entertainment. Extra 3 is an information channel with emissions trading, news and entertainment that captures interest increasingly the audience.

In addition, the evening zone information, is high on the audience which proves the trust of viewers to the channel that first brought revelatory journalism to the fore.

The station was founded in 1990 by the politician Vassilis Leventis and was named Channel 67. In 1993 it was renamed Channel 40 due to the transfer of the frequency of 40 UHF while at the end of 2000 it was sold to the publisher George Kouris and was named Extra Channel for the first time.