Television in Algeria

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Television in Algeria was launched in 1956.

Most-viewed channels

Viewing shares, January 2015:^[1]

Position	Channel	Group	Share of total viewing (%)
1	Algérie 3	Établissement public de télévision	15.5%
2	Ennahar TV	Groupe Ennahar	13.3%
3	Echourouk TV		13.1%
4	Nessma TV	Karoui & Karoui World	10.2%

References

^ "Audimat – Classement Sigma 2014". Al-manach.com. Retrieved 26 April 2015.

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Most-viewed channels

See also

References