TeleSardegna

TeleSardegna is a private regional television broadcaster serving the Italian island region of Sardinia. It was founded in 1989 in Nuoro, where it maintains one of its two main offices, located in via Giorgio Asproni 19 near the Cathedral of Santa Maria della Neve. Its second office is in Cagliari, at viale Regina Margherita 33, in the former Manifattura Tabacchi complex. Over the years the network expanded its coverage to become widespread across the entire Sardinia region. The channel's original schedule was predominantly characterized by news programming, with local and regional current affairs. Today it broadcasts eighteen daily editions of its telegiornale (news bulletin) in Italian, plus a special edition in the Sardinian language, one in Italian Sign Language (LIS), and a sports edition. Following a significant investment, the network considerably expanded its offering with current affairs, entertainment, and sports programs, going as far as broadcasting the regional selections of Miss Italia. The network is available on channel 13 of the digital terrestrial television in Sardinia, and starting from 16 December 2025 also on satellite on channel 822 of Sky and Tivùsat. Among its most followed programs are Zoom, edited by Anthony Muroni; Panorama sardo, edited by Valerio Vargiu; and La Pola Circus, edited by Lapola and Massimiliano Medda. The broadcaster maintains an active online presence through its official website and a YouTube channel.

TeleSardegna was founded in 1989 in Nuoro, Sardinia. In its early years, the network's schedule was primarily focused on news programming, with local and regional current affairs forming the core of its output. Over time, the broadcaster expanded its transmission coverage until it became widespread throughout the entire Sardinia region. Following a significant investment, the network considerably broadened its programming offering, adding current affairs, entertainment, and sports programs. This expansion included broadcasting the regional selections of Miss Italia. The news operation grew to include eighteen daily editions of the telegiornale in Italian, along with a special edition in the Sardinian language, one in Italian Sign Language (LIS), and a sports edition. The channel is available on channel 13 of digital terrestrial television in Sardinia. Starting from 16 December 2025, it also became available on satellite via channel 822 of Sky and Tivùsat. The broadcaster maintains two offices: one in Nuoro at via Giorgio Asproni 19, near the Cathedral of Santa Maria della Neve, and one in Cagliari at viale Regina Margherita 33, in the former Manifattura Tabacchi complex.

• 2025

  From 16 December 2025, the channel becomes available on satellite via Sky and Tivùsat channel 822.

• 1989

  TeleSardegna founded in Nuoro, Sardinia.

Regional private television broadcaster for Sardinia, emphasizing local news and Sardinian-language programming.

• Telegiornale (news bulletins)

  Eighteen daily editions in Italian, plus a Sardinian-language edition, a LIS edition, and a sports edition.

• Zoom

  Program edited by Anthony Muroni.

• Panorama sardo

  Program edited by Valerio Vargiu.

• La Pola Circus

  Program edited by Lapola and Massimiliano Medda.

1. 1Homepage - Telesardegnatelesardegna.it
2. 2TeleSardegna - Wikidatawikidata.org
3. 3Telesardegna - Wikipedia (Italian)it.wikipedia.org