Televisiones de Hungría

BPTV (BP EURÓPA TELEVÍZIÓ Budapest) is a television station in Budapest, Hungary, providing Entertainment programming. Founded in 1995, BPTV was one of the first commercial television in Hungary.

The BP Europe's television color with a long tradition of organ increasingly szürkébbé media market in Hungary. The beginning to the present aim is to look to the viewers our shows and the real creators of "family member". Set for our employees aimed banished from the violence on the screen and draw up programs for all family members.

To win viewers Shows diverse and expanding our offer, as our programs large part is interactive: they can call into our live shows and thus be regular participants, as they can express their opinions and ask questions to the participants of the show .. On our website you can follow our programs on the Internet in all parts of the world.

Az Euronews Európa legnézettebb hírcsatornája. Lájkolja oldalunkat, és reagáljon a legfrissebb hírekre! Az Euronews Európa legnézettebb hírcsatornája. A világ híreit közvetítjük európai nézőpontból 1993 óta.

Harminc nemzetiség több mint 400 újságírójával és tudósítójával az Euronews szerkesztősége napi 24 órában szolgáltatja a híreket, amelyeket 12 nyelven (angolul, franciául, arabul, oroszul, németül, spanyolul, olaszul, portugálul, törökül, perzsául, görögül és magyarul) sugároz.

Független médiaközpontként az Euronews egyedi és változatos nézőpontból közvetíti a híreket, a tényeket és az elemzést részesíti előnyben az érzelmekkel szemben. Hírszolgálatunk 155 ország 400 millió háztartásában érhető el, és minden más platformon is jelen van (web, mobilalkalmazás, Connected TV, rádió, YouTube, Google Glass, Flipboard…), csakúgy, mint repülőgépek fedélzetén, hajókon és hotelekben.

Minimax is a European pay television channel aimed at children and headquartered in Hungary, with Budapest given as its city. It broadcasts to eleven Central and Eastern European countries and offers kids programmes, cartoons, animation and entertainment. Its policy focuses on edutainment and non-violent programmes, and the channel was earlier carried in Spain from 1994 to 1998 and in Poland from 1999 to 2004.

Minimax, the Hungary-based children's channel, can be followed live through the official live link on this page. That link takes you directly to the channel's official live stream.

RTL Klub is a Hungarian national commercial television channel, broadcast terrestrially and by satellite. It is one of the two largest commercial television channels in Hungary and makes an important contribution to domestic film production. The channel is operated by Magyar RTL Televízió Zrt., a company registered in Hungary that belongs to the Luxembourg-based RTL Group. Its news is also published through the RTL.hu portal, which offers the latest news and short video clips.

When the channel is on air, its live broadcasts play on this page; otherwise the page links to its official live stream. Hungarian-speaking viewers can watch RTL Klub live here during its scheduled broadcasts.

M1 is the current 24-hour channel of public service media. Between the news blocks that appear every half hour, we also report on all the important news of Hungary and the Carpathian Basin with analyzes.

Our correspondents report on the events from all counties of the country and the most important cities in Europe. We broadcast our news not only in Hungarian, but also in English, German, Russian and Chinese. 

TV Paprika is a broadcast television station in Budapest, Hungary, providing Cooking and Lifestyle shows. TV Paprika produces and airs Hungarian and Central European culinary shows, focusing on food and drink.

TV Paprika is a Hungarian television channel operated by AMC Networks International Central Europe.

M2 (M Kettő) is a Hungarian television channel owned and operated by Magyar Televízió. It is also transmitted in high definition. On 22 December 2012, M2's daytime hours became dedicated to children's programming.

Since 15 March 2015, the night-time programming is called M2 Petőfi. Similar to TVP ABC in Poland, CBeebies, CBBC Newsround and BBC Three in the UK, in the US VH1 M2 broadcast children's programming during the day while M2 Petőfi targets youth audiences as they broadcast at night with music videos (local and abroad), music-related (music concerts) and youth-related programming, as well as exclusive content from its radio counterpart, Petőfi Rádió.