Napoli Tivù

Napoli Tivù was an Italian regional television broadcaster founded in Naples in 1977. It was acquired in 1988 by engineer Francesco Mazzarella and subsequently directed by his daughter, Gianna Mazzarella. The channel was available in the Campania region through its own multiplex on channel 80 of the automatic channel ordering system, and could also be viewed throughout Italy via streaming on its website. The station was particularly noted for its locally rooted news coverage between the 1970s and 1990s. In 1982 it was the official television of Diego Armando Maradona, and in 1999 it produced talk shows with a young Maurizio Costanzo. In the early 2000s it served as a breeding ground for cabaret, later consolidating its schedule around news programming. In 2007 it produced "Xanax, la pillola che leva le ansie del cittadino" (Xanax, the pill that removes citizens' anxieties), hosted by Luca Abete, which used hidden cameras to expose shortcomings in Campania, producing breath-taking investigations. These investigations were also broadcast by Striscia La Notizia and TV Koper-Capodistria. The channel's programming included shows such as Made in Love, Giallo Zafferano, Venture, Napoli nel Cuore, Nozze e Dintorni, DiciCiao, Xanax, +Sanità, NTV Speciale salute, Talent Time, Prima Fila, Mavacao, Il Tramezzino, Luna Rossa, Casba, 80nostalgia, Chef a sorpresa, and Ecomoda. It also aired telenovelas including Betty la fea, Manuela, Tormento d'amore - La vera storia del conte Dracula, Perla nera, Celeste, Celeste 2, and Illusione d'amore, as well as animated series such as Mechander Robot, Astrorobot contatto Ypsilon, Godam, Zambot 3, Starzinger, Moon Mask Rider, and Angie Girl. The broadcaster's frequencies included channel 53 on Monte Faito (NA), Camaldoli (NA), Monte Montone (CE), Sessa Aurunca (CE), MonteVergine (AV), Masso della Signora (SA), Iaconti di Dragonea (SA), M.S. Angelo (SA), Perdifumo (SA), Camposauro - Vitulano (BN), Belvedere del Sannio - S. Marco ai Monti, and S. Nicola Manfredi (BN).

Napoli Tivù was founded in Naples in 1977 as a regional television broadcaster. It became known for its locally rooted news coverage between the 1970s and 1990s. In 1982, it served as the official television of Diego Armando Maradona. In 1988, the station was acquired by engineer Francesco Mazzarella, and it was subsequently directed by his daughter, Gianna Mazzarella. In 1999, it produced talk shows with a young Maurizio Costanzo. In the early 2000s, it was a breeding ground for cabaret, and later consolidated its schedule around news programming. In 2007, it produced "Xanax, la pillola che leva le ansie del cittadino" hosted by Luca Abete, which used hidden cameras to investigate issues in Campania; these investigations were also broadcast by Striscia La Notizia and TV Koper-Capodistria. The channel was available in Campania through its own multiplex on channel 80 of the automatic channel ordering system, and could also be viewed throughout Italy via streaming on its website. It is now defunct.

• 2007

  Produced "Xanax, la pillola che leva le ansie del cittadino" hosted by Luca Abete.

• 1999

  Produced talk shows with a young Maurizio Costanzo.

• 1988

  Acquired by engineer Francesco Mazzarella.

• 1982

  Served as the official television of Diego Armando Maradona.

• 1977

  Founded in Naples as a regional television broadcaster.

Regional broadcaster focused on local news and entertainment for Campania.

• Made in Love

• Giallo Zafferano

• Venture

• Napoli nel Cuore

• Nozze e Dintorni

• DiciCiao

• Xanax

• +Sanità

• NTV Speciale salute

• Talent Time

• Prima Fila

• Mavacao

• Il Tramezzino

• Luna Rossa

• Casba

• 80nostalgia

• Chef a sorpresa

• Ecomoda

• Betty la fea

• Manuela

• Tormento d'amore - La vera storia del conte Dracula

• Perla nera

• Celeste

• Celeste 2

1. 1Napoli Tivù - Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2Napoli Tivù - Wikipedia (Italian)it.wikipedia.org