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Giorgio Aiazzone

From a local dimension, focused in particular on the collaboration with Telebiella, the television promotion of the company's products extends first to other

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Telebiella

Television channel

Telebiella is a television station, originally broadcast via cable, founded in 1971 by Giuseppe Sacchi, former RAI director, at a former boarding school

Telebiella

Enzo Tortora

Italian TV host (1928–1988)

returning to RAI in 1977. During the 1970s Enzo Tortora was the co-founder of Telebiella, the first Italian free TV station that broke the state monopoly of TV

Enzo Tortora

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Television in Italy

launched on April 21, 1971, the first "free" television station, called Telebiella and based in Biella. It started to broadcast on April 6, 1972, devoted

Television in Italy

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Antenna 3 Lombardia

Italian television channel

monopoly on television broadcasting was ended by the small TV station Telebiella. In those years Atennatre was the largest out of 1500 private Italian

Antenna 3 Lombardia

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Radiotelevisione svizzera

Broadcaster in Lugano, Switzerland

Tortora and the founder of the first commercial television in Italy, Telebiella, Peppo Sacchi worked with TSI. RSI launched two new thematic radio stations

Radiotelevisione svizzera

Radiotelevisione_svizzera

Ezio Greggio

Italian comedian, actor, writer and film director

Cossato, a small town near Biella, Greggio began his TV career at age 18 in Telebiella, the first local private owned station in Italy. In 1978 he was hired

Ezio Greggio

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Televisione Libera

Proposed Italian television channel

2019-03-27. Andreucci, Giacomo. L'idea di locale nelle pratiche delle televisioni di comunità : I casi di Bijlmermeer L.O.B. e Telebiella (PDF) (in Italian).

Televisione Libera

Televisione_Libera

Giulio Andreotti

Prime Minister of Italy (1972–73; 1976–79; 1989–92)

Italian). p. 1. Moretti, Samuel (9 March 2011). "Eravamo quattro amici a Telebiella". La Stampa (in Italian). "Giulio Andreotti". The Daily Telegraph. 6 May

Giulio Andreotti

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Second Andreotti government

28th government of the Italian Republic

support from the PRI, following the dimming of the private cable TV "Telebiella", imposed by the minister Gioia. The government resigned on June 12, 1973

Second Andreotti government

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Cable television by region

April 21 that year the first "free" television station in Italy, called Telebiella and based in Biella, which was only possible through a legal loophole

Cable television by region

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Aiazzone

Televisivo (G.A.T.), a sort of network, based in Liscate. It consisted of Telebiella, TeleMontepenice, Tele Radio Milano 2, Telejolly, Videobrianza and Erreuno

Aiazzone

1975 in Italian television

many Italian praetors acknowledge them the right to broadcast. March: Telebiella, the pioneer of Italian cable televisions, stop to broadcast. in Livorno

1975 in Italian television

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1973 in Italian television

1972 with Erba di casa mia. 24 January: the Turin tribunal authorizes Telebiella to broadcast by cable. The new-born television channel is met with a noticeable

1973 in Italian television

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1972 in Italian television

viewers. April 6: Beginning of broadcasts for the cable television channel Telebiella, founded by the businessman and TV director Giuseppe Sacchi and by the

1972 in Italian television

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