TRC Bologna Television Channel – Virtual Tour 360°

BOLOGNA, EMILIA-ROMAGNA
TRC Bologna Television Channel

A regional digital terrestrial broadcaster serving Emilia-Romagna from Bologna, occupying channel 15 in the local numbering since 2018.

At a glance

TRC Bologna is a television station operating on Digital Terrestrial Television in the Emilia-Romagna region. The channel broadcasts on Lcn (Logical Channel Number) 15, making it accessible to viewers across the region’s digital terrestrial network.

History

Since September 2018, TRC Bologna has operated as a distinct entity under advertising concession to SpeeD. This reorganization separated it from TRC Modena, which was moved to channel 11. The channel’s establishment followed broader network developments by the Tr Media group, which manages multiple local television numbers in the 10–19 range across Emilia-Romagna and Romagna.

What you see

As a modern digital terrestrial broadcaster, TRC Bologna operates from its headquarters in Bologna. The station maintains studio and transmission facilities to serve regional audiences.

Cultural significance

TRC Bologna represents the evolving landscape of regional Italian television. It operates within a network structure that includes related stations in Modena, Parma, and Romagna, collectively serving the Emilia-Romagna viewing public through coordinated digital terrestrial broadcasting.

Key facts

  • Address: Via Paolo Nanni Costa, 12, 40133 Bologna
  • Channel: Lcn 15 (Digital Terrestrial)
  • Region: Emilia-Romagna
  • Operator: SpeeD (advertising concession)
  • Phone: 051 19936599
  • Website: http://www.modenaindiretta.it/
  • Coordinates: 44.5080943536169, 11.308520436286926

Practical information

To watch TRC Bologna, tune to channel 15 on your Digital Terrestrial Television receiver. Contact the station at 051 19936599 for inquiries.

Getting there

The station’s headquarters are located at Via Paolo Nanni Costa, 12, in Bologna’s postal district 40133.

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