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Léman Bleu is a Swiss television channel based in Geneva, founded in 1996. It holds a federal broadcasting licence and employs a team of around thirty staff, including fifteen journalists. Its programming centres on news, culture, debates and sport, with a varied information offering across Switzerland.

Viewers can watch the live stream of Léman Bleu directly on this page. The channel broadcasts in French from Geneva, so this page offers its French-language programmes for those who want to follow Swiss news and debate as they air throughout the broadcast day.

Canal 9 / Kanal 9 is a regional Swiss television channel based in Sierre in Valais .

Canal 9 / Kanal 9 has about twenty regular programs broadcast 1 hour per day and rebroadcast on a loop. The programs broadcast on the French signal are different from those broadcast in the German-speaking part of the canton.

The chain transmits from Monthey to Brig as well as in the side valleys. From January 2013, the channel was broadcast throughout Switzerland via national operators.

RTS Deux is a general interest public television channel of the Swiss broadcaster Radio Télévision Suisse, based in Geneva, Switzerland. Founded in 1997 and formerly known as TSR 2 and later RTS Deux, it airs rebroadcasts of RTS Un news and lifestyle magazines alongside children's and youth series, documentaries, cultural programmes and sports coverage. Its schedule also includes consumer affairs and social reporting shows.

RTS Deux can be watched on this page when the channel is on air, and otherwise the page links to its official live stream. Its programmes are broadcast in French for viewers in Switzerland, including the signed version of consumer programmes.

TeleZüri is a local television channel for the city and agglomeration of Zürich, Switzerland. It was founded by Roger Schawinski, a pioneer of local radio. Today it is owned by the Swiss media company CH Media.

TeleZüri features a daily 45-minute-long program, which starts airing at 6 pm. It is repeated hourly. Its daily shows are ZüriNews, ZüriInfo and TalkTäglich.

On Fridays the show Lifestyle and on Saturdays the cooking show SwissDinner are aired. On Sundays, some of the most controversial topics of the week are discussed on SonnTalk. The program structure has not changed much since the channel went on air.

Tele M1 is a regional television station based in Aarau, Switzerland, broadcasting to the Mittelland area. It is a company of the AZ Medien Gruppe, which also publishes the Aargauer Zeitung. The station produces and airs local newscasts, sports coverage and sports events, political commentary and major cultural events.

Viewers can watch Tele M1 through its official live stream, which this page links to rather than playing directly. The link takes you to the German-language broadcasts of this Swiss regional channel.