Spanish television refers to the television programming and broadcast networks that operate in Spain and produce content primarily in the Spanish language. It encompasses a variety of forms, including public service channels, commercial networks, and regional stations. The major public broadcaster is RTVE (Radio Televisión Española), which operates several channels such as La 1, La 2, and TVE Internacional. In addition to these, Spain has numerous private networks, including Antena 3, Telecinco, and Cuatro, that offer a wide range of programming from news and entertainment to sports and documentaries. Spanish television has a significant cultural impact, showcasing Spanish cinema, series, and local talent, while also incorporating international programming. It plays a vital role in shaping public opinion and reflects the diverse cultural landscape of the country. The television landscape in Spain also includes streaming services that provide additional content to viewers, adapting to changing media consumption habits.
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