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Moldova television and streaming guide

Teleradio-Moldova publishes separate programme pages for Moldova 1 and Moldova 2. Start with the programme name or current event announcement to find the feed carrying it.

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Use Mesager to find an evening bulletin

The public broadcaster identifies Mesager as Moldova 1’s principal bulletin. Start on Moldova 1, search for Mesager and match the edition date. If an archive result is several years old, search again with the full date or the headline. The broadcaster’s modern Moldova 1 site also has separate regional and diaspora news categories. Those can help when the story concerns a town or a community abroad.

Check Moldova 2 when the publisher names the second channel

Teleradio-Moldova’s description of Moldova 2 includes rebroadcast material and live concerts and sporting events. Use the second channel’s own page for a programme announced there. For a national-team match or a concert that could appear on either service, open the broadcaster’s latest announcement and copy the named station and time. A result for the previous edition can point to the wrong feed.

Choose the full broadcast or the report

For something that already aired, find the recorded episode if you want the full programme. A topical story on Moldova 1’s website works better when a viewer only needs one report. Save the original Romanian title as published, with the date and any named guest. That gives another viewer enough to locate the item if a live-player link later changes.

Broadcaster starting points

Teleradio-Moldova
Moldova 1 Moldova 1’s current reporting and event notices. Broadcaster source
Teleradio-Moldova
Moldova 2 Broadcaster’s separate programme catalogue for Moldova 2. Broadcaster source

Broadcaster and feed references

  • Moldova 1
  • Jurnal TV
  • TV8
  • PRO TV Chisinau

Check the broadcaster for the current schedule, device requirements and viewing territory.

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