iNews
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| Headquarters | MNC Tower 2nd Floor Jalan Kebon Sirih Raya No. 17-19, Kebon Sirih, Menteng, Jakarta |
Broadcast area | Central Jakarta |
| Area | Indonesia |
| Owner | Media Nusantara Citra (2007-present) Sindo Media (2011-2015) |
Launch date | March 5, 2008 (as SUNTV) September 26, 2011 (as SINDOtv) April 6, 2015 (as iNews TV) October 31, 2017 (as iNews) |
Former names | SUN TV SINDOtv iNews TV |
| 58 UHF (Terrestrial) | |
| 62 UHF | |
| Affiliates | RCTI, MNCTV, GTV |
Official website | http://www.inews.id |
iNews (an abbreviation of Indonesia News TV, previously called SUN TV, SINDOtv, and INews TV) is a national terrestrial private television station in Indonesia. INews TV was founded by Media Nusantara Citra. INews TV broadcast time is 24 hours a day.
History
iNews (Indonesia News) was first broadcast in 2007 when the name was SUN TV. At that time, the broadcast can not be captured by terrestrial and just can be watched via Indovision, OkeVision, and Top TV. During its development, SUN TV airing terrestrial as a local television after building several relay stations in Jakarta, Bogor, Depok, Tangerang and Bekasi. The channel in the cities named TV3 which originally only airing an infomercial in between the empty time. While its parent channel, SUN TV remain broadcast qualified programs for SUN TV viewers in Indovision, OkeVision, and Top TV. SUN TV is also the first local television in Indonesia, which broadcasts for 24 hours. Unfortunately, in 2010, TV3 break with SUN TV and taken ownership by CTV Banten.
TV stations under iNews network
Currently, iNews holds some local television broadcast in Indonesia, which are:
- Jakarta – 30 UHF
- Banten - 20 UHF
- Bandung – 22 UHF
- Medan – 45 UHF
- Padang – 31 UHF
- Palembang – 44 UHF
- Lubuk Linggau – 53 UHF
- Bandar Lampung – 50 UHF
- Pontianak – 45 UHF
- Semarang – 45 UHF
- Bali – 53 UHF
- Makassar – 51 UHF
- Surabaya – 62 UHF
- Kediri – 62 UHF
- Madiun – 62 UHF
- Sukabumi – 28 UHF
- Jambi – 56 UHF
- Pekanbaru – 57 UHF
- Banda Aceh – 40 UHF
- Mataram – 36 UHF
- Kendari – 44 UHF
- Gorontalo – 56 UHF
- Bengkulu – 53 UHF
- Tanah Datar – 25 UHF
- Pematangsiantar – 60 UHF
- Kupang – 56 UHF
- Pangkalpinang – 47 UHF
- Palangkaraya – 55 UHF
- Palu – 45 UHF
- Tarakan – 47 UHF
- Ambon – 58 UHF
- Masohi – 52 UHF
- Mamuju – 34 UHF
- Ternate – 24 UHF
- Jayapura – 51 UHF
- Biak – 26 UHF
- Manokwari – 24 UHF
- Merauke – 22 UHF
- Nabire – 22 UHF
- Magelang – 54 UHF
- Batam – 61 UHF
- Samarinda – 61 UHF (melalui Kaltim TV)
- Tenggarong – 35 UHF
- Banjarmasin – 50 UHF
- Manado – 26 UHF
- Majalengka – 60 UHF
- Purwokerto – 29 UHF
- Surakarta – 45 UHF
- Lhokseumawe – 30 UHF
- Sabang – 50 UHF
- Payakumbuh – 36 UHF
Programs
- iNews Soccer
- iNews Pagi
- iNews Siang
- iNews Petang
- iNews Malam
- iNews Terkini
- iNews Prime (New Program in 2017)
- iNews Update (New Program in 2017, Replacing First News)
- iNews International (Replacing International News)
- iNews Sports (Replacing Sports News)
- Speak After Lunch
- Wajah Indonesia
- Techno Update
- Police Line
- Jakarta Today
- Showbiz Close Up
- Infobiz
- Top Files
- Polemik On TV
- Top Word
- Talk And Cook
- Walk And Wok
- Rasa Indonesia
- Mimpi Bobotoh
- Bongkar Perkara
- Ultimate Fighting Championship
- Jadi Indonesia
- Sofa Merah
- NBL Indonesia
- Blend Futsal Profesional
See also
External links
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