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Egnatia TV is a Greek regional channel broadcasting from Thessaloniki, named for the Via Egnatia, the Roman road that crossed northern Greece, and covering the region's news in Greek.
Northern Greece's channel
The station serves Thessaloniki and the region around it, with regional news, local programmes and coverage of the north's public life, from the city to the communities of Macedonia. Its journalism follows municipal affairs, regional events and the villages and towns of the hinterland.
The Via Egnatia
The road ran from what is now Durrës in Albania across Macedonia and Thrace to Constantinople, carrying Roman legions and later Byzantine trade. Its modern successor, the A2 motorway, crosses the same ground, and Thessaloniki's position on that axis has kept it the region's commercial centre for two thousand years.
Thessaloniki and Macedonia
Greece's second city has a university, a port and a trade fair that fills it every September, and it serves as the capital of the country's north in practice if not in law. Its regional channel therefore covers an area with its own economic and political weight against Athens.
Distribution
Egnatia TV broadcasts locally and streams through its own site, reaching viewers across northern Greece and the diaspora who came from the region.
