Terrestrial digital transmission is now available in Cyprus (parallel analogue transmissions ended finally on 1 July 2011). Satellite digital transmission is available through
Nova platform.
Athina Sat, another provider, was launched in May 2005 but ceased operations in 2008. CytaVision and
PrimeTel both offer digital TV through
IPTV transmission and
Cablenet through its privately owned cable network (in certain urban areas).
Free-to-air Public Stations •
CyBC 1 (
Aglandjia) (ΡΙΚ 1) •
CyBC 2 (
Aglandjia) (ΡΙΚ 2) •
CyBC HD (
Aglandjia) (ΡΙΚ HD) •
ERT News (
Agia Paraskevi) •
ERT World (
Agia Paraskevi)
Private Channels •
Alpha TV (
Nicosia) •
ANT1 (
Nicosia) •
Capital (
Limassol) •
New Extra (
Limassol) •
Omega TV (
Nicosia) •
Plus TV (
Nicosia) •
Sigma TV (
Nicosia) •
Smile TV (
Limassol) •
Vergina (
Nicosia) The private channels ANT1 Cyprus, Plus TV, Mega Cyprus (a predecessor of Omega Channel), Sigma and New Extra formed Velister which carried their digital programming. It's thought that Velister covered the whole south region of Cyprus before the analogue switch off on 1 July 2011. Reception of free to air digital channels varies across the country. Since 2026,
Hellas Sat has taken over digital transmission, activating the
DVB-T2 standard.
Pay TV Platforms •
Cablenet (
Engomi) •
CytaVision (
Strovolos) •
Epic TV (
Nicosia) •
NOVA Cyprus (
Nicosia) •
PrimeTel (
Limassol)
Channels •
ART Cyprus (
Limassol) •
Cablenet Cinema (
Nicosia) •
CytaVision Sports (
Nicosia) •
Greek Cinema (
Nicosia) •
Movies Best (
Nicosia) •
Omonia TV (
Nicosia)
Others •
BFBS •
ERT World •
Euronews ==References==