TGR

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TGR
Country of originItaly
Original languageItalian [1]
No. of episodesN/A
Production
Running time4 to 20 mins.
Original release
Network Rai 2 (until 15 December 1979)
Rai 3
Release1979 (1979) 
present

TGR (Italian: TG Regione) is the brand for Italian state-owned public broadcasting company Rai's regional news programmes. They are broadcast domestically on Rai Tre and Rai Radio 1. It was launched in 1979 as TG3 Regione, and was known as Rai Regione from 1987-1992 before adopting the current TGR name from 1992-1999 (when its name was changed to TG3 Regione again) and again from 2002 onwards. Today with about 800 journalists is Europe's largest broadcast news organisation.[ citation needed ].

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Programme format

The programme is generally presented by a single newsreader with additional newsreaders for the sports news. Most items are made up of reports and are generally preceded and followed by the correspondent reporting live from the scene of the report. It is a local news bulletin: the news only concerns the region to which the edition belongs (21 editions for 20 regions: for the Trentino-Alto Adige region two different news programs are broadcast, TGR Trento for the Trentino area and TGR Bolzano for the Alto Adige area) and the program only airs in the relevant region through Rai 3 channel. The programme airs at 14:00 and at 19:30 and lasts 20 minutes. There is also a third edition, shorter, lasting about five minutes, called "Edizione della notte" (night time edition) that airs at around 23:30 but sometime a bit later. The programme is followed by a weather report known as Meteo.

Daily programme

Rai also produces other programmes with TGR brand, for a local or national audience

National programmes

ProgrammChannelWeekdayTimeRai Local BranchTopic
TGR Buongiorno Italia (Good Morning Italy) Rai 3 From Monday to Friday (except in summer)7 AMCoordinated by Milan and Naples with connections to others regional newsroomsNational Information
TGR Leonardo Rai 3 From Monday to Friday

(except in summer)

2:50 PM Turin Science
TGR Bellitalia (Beautiful Italy) Rai 3 Saturday

(except in summer)

11 AM Florence Culture
TGR Officina Italia Rai 3 Saturday

(except in summer)

11:30 AM Bologna and Milan Economy
TGR Petrarca Rai 3 Saturday

(except in summer)

12:55 PM Turin Ecology
TGR Il Settimanale Rai 3 Saturday

(except in summer)

12:25 PMRegional information
TGR Estovest (East West) Rai 3 Sunday

(except in summer)

11:10 AM Bari and Trieste European Integration
TGR Mediterraneo (Mediterranean Sea) Rai 3 Sunday

(except in summer)

12:25 AM Palermo Mediterranean Countries
TGR Regioneuropa (Region-Europe) Rai 3 Sunday

(except in summer)

11:30 AM Rome Europe-Regions Relationships
TGR Piazza Affari

( Business Square )

Rai 3 From Monday to Friday3:05 PM Milan Business, Stock Exchange, Economy
TGR Estovest Radio Radio 1 Sunday

(except in summer)

06:05 AM Venice European Integration

Regional programmes

ProgramChannelWeekdayTimeTopic
TG Regione (Regional tv newscast) Rai 3 Daily2 PMRegional Information
7:30 PM
12:10 AM (Between Saturday and Sunday at 11:30/11:40 PM) --- No longer a time slot
GR Regione (Regional radio newscast) Rai Radio 1 Daily7:18 AM (except on Sunday)Regional Information
12:10 PM (12:15 PM on Sunday)In some regions also at other times
18:30 PM (from Monday to Saturday)
TGR Buongiorno Regione (Good Morning Region) Rai 3 From Monday to Friday (except in summer)7:30 AMRegional Information

History

TGR Piazza Affari launched it new opening on 7 July 2015 which was then later of TGR Regional newscast a little bit later on 21 July 2015 of most of them while some kept the same original opening which has a different sound when switching to a different opening of the newscast. Most of the news station set were changed mostly in August. TGR Buongirono Italia had a new graphics since it started airing Fall 2015.

Directors

Presenters

TGR Piazza Affari

From Monday to Friday at 15:10. Presenters:

TGR Buongiorno Italia

From Monday to Friday at 6:59am. Presenters:

TGR Buongiorno Regione

From Monday to Friday at 7:30am. Presenters:

TG Regione ore 14:00

TG Regione ore 19:35

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References

  1. Excluding Rai Vd'A , the French edition for the Aosta Valley; TDD Furlanija-Julijska Krajina , the Slovenian edition for the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region; and Tagesschau , the German edition for the South Tyrol region.