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Rai 1 (pronounced [ˈrai ˈuːno]) is an Italian free-to-air television channel owned and operated by state-owned public broadcasterRAI – Radiotelevisione italiana. It is the company's flagship television channel, and is known for broadcasting mainstream and generalist programming, usually aimed towards families, including TG1 news bulletins, prime time drama, cinema and entertainment, and major breaking news, sports and special events.
It was launched on 3 January 1954 as the first regular television service in Italy. It was the only one until 4 November 1961, when RAI launched a second channel. The channel was initially referred to as "Programma Nazionale". It received other names, such as "Rete 1" and "Raiuno" until it adopted its current name "Rai 1". It has the highest viewership in Italy, and regularly competes with Mediaset's Canale 5.
In the United Kingdom, it is available in free to air satellite broadcast from Hot Bird 13B.
Rai – Italian Radiotelevision starts its regular television broadcasting service today.
— Fulvia Colombo announcing the start of TV broadcasting, 3 January 1954
The first set of programming for Rai 1 was almost completely educational with no advertising, except for the popular Carosello. Early shows were meant to teach a common language to a country torn apart by World War II. Shows like Non è mai troppo tardi... were simply shot in a classroom setting and meant to help with reconstruction. While televisions were not widely available nor affordable, those who could spend the money on them became community leaders and often invited the neighborhood to visit. Bars and cafés turned from places where men would meet to argue or play cards into miniature cinemas where arguments over what show to watch would break out. Women and children were also more accepted inside the bars due to the lack of men post-war and their need to enter working society. Churches also bought televisions are a means of drawing people to spend time as part of those communities.
High-definition feed
The channel launched an HDTV1080i simulcast in September 2013, available nationwide on subscription-television providers and on DTT (channel 1). Previously, HD programs used to be aired on Rai HD.
Logos
3 October 1983 to 26 September 1988
18 May 2010 to 12 September 2016
In use since September 2016
Directors of Rai 1
Giuseppe Matteucci: 1954–1976
Mimmo Scarano: 1976–1979
Paolo Valmarana: 1980
Emmanuele Milano: 1980–1987
Giuseppe Rossini: 1987–1989
Carlo Fuscagni: 1989–1993
Nadio Delai: 1993–1994
Brando Giordani: 1994–1996
Giovanni Tantillo: 1996–1998
Agostino Saccà: 1998–2000, 2001–2002
Pier Luigi Celli: 2000
Maurizio Beretta: 2000–2001
Fabrizio Del Noce: 2002–2009
Mauro Mazza: 2009–2012
Giancarlo Leone: 2012–2016
Andrea Fabiano: 2016–2017
Angelo Teodoli: 2017–2018
Teresa De Santis: 2018–2020
Stefano Coletta: 2020–present
Current programmes
News
TG1, the main news service, directed by Giuseppe Carboni
Until the autumn 1976/77 season, regular broadcasting was in monochrome (black and white), with very few exceptions (shown in bold). Regular color broadcasting began during the winter 1976/77 season.
Un due tre... aka 1, 2, 3, satire/variety show starring Raimondo Vianello e Ugo Tognazzi. Considered one of the most influential shows in Italian television history, it was discontinued in 1959 after the duo performed an ironic sketch about then-president of the Republic, Giovanni Gronchi[1] (six seasons, from 19 January 1954 to 2 August 1959).
Lascia o raddoppia, a one-hour-long game show hosted by Mike Bongiorno (1955–59, on Thursday, at 9:00 PM, except for the first season shown on Saturday night).
Campanile Sera, one-hour-long game show, hosted by Enzo Tortora, Mike Bongiorno and Enza Sampò (1959–61, on Thursday at 9:00 PM). One of the various games on the show, "il gioco dei prezzi", was an early Italian incarnation of The Price Is Right franchise.
Studio Uno, Saturday night variety show, hosted mainly by Mina (1961–66, 9:00 PM).
L'amico del giaguaro, Saturday night comedy/variety show, hosted by Corrado and starring Gino Bramieri, Marisa Del Frate and Raffaele Pisu. Broadcast during 1961, 1962 and 1964 summer seasons, at 9:00 PM.
Giocagiò, daytime half-hour-long Italian version of the BBC children show Play School (1966–70, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 5:00 PM)
L'Odissea, eight one hour episodes of a screenplay of Homer's Odyssey, directed by Franco Rossi and starring Bekim Fehmiu as Odysseus and Irene Papas as Penelope. This Italian-German-French-Yugoslavian co-production was broadcast for the first time in Italy from 24 March 1968, on Sunday night, at 9:05 PM. In colour, but the program was shown in black and white in Italy the very first time it was aired.
Eneide, seven one hour episodes of a screenplay of Virgil's Aeneid, directed by Franco Rossi and starring Giulio Brogi (Aeneas) and Olga Karlatos (Dido). This Italian-German-French co-production was broadcast for the first time in Italy from 19 December 1971, on Sundays, at 9:00 PM and in Germany from 5 November 1972. In colour.
Fatti e fattacci, variety show, hosted by Gigi Proietti and Ornella Vanoni, direct by Antonello Falqui (four episodes, from 15 February 1975, Saturday night at 8:40 PM). In colour.
Dov'è Anna, drama/giallominiseries in seven episodes, starring Scilla Gabel and Mariano Rigillo, broadcast on Tuesday, from 13 January 1976, at 8:45 PM.[2]
Albert e l'Uomo Nero (the title, roughly translated, means Albert and the Bogeyman), drama/giallominiseries in three episodes, starring Nando Gazzolo, Franco Graziosi and then kid Claudio Cinquepalmi in the title role of Albert. Avant-garde soundtrack by Franco Micalizzi. It was perhaps the last successful Italian black and white drama series, aired on 21 March (Sunday), 23 March (Tuesday) and 28 March (Sunday) nights at 8:45 PM.[3]
Bontà loro, one-hour-long late night talk show hosted by Maurizio Costanzo, is considered by some critics to be the first modern talk show in Italian television (two seasons, from 18 October 1976, Monday night, 10:45 PM). In colour from 1977.
Non Stop, one-hour-long comedy consisting of a collage of sketches performed by young and (then) unknown comedians – among these future theatrical actor and director Carlo Verdone and actors Massimo Troisi and Lello Arena. Broadcast for two seasons (1977-8 and 1978-9), on Thursday night, at 8:40 PM.
References
^"Addio a Raimondo Vianello Anche il calcio piange". La Gazzetta dello Sport (in Italian). 15 April 2010. Retrieved 15 April 2010.
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language article You must provide copyright attribution in the edit summary accompanying your translation by providing an interlanguage link to the source of your translation A model attribution edit summary is Content in this edit is translated from the existing Italian Wikipedia article at it Rai 1 see its history for attribution You should also add the template Translated it Rai 1 to the talk page For more guidance see Wikipedia Translation Rai 1 pronounced ˈrai ˈuːno is an Italian free to air television channel owned and operated by state owned public broadcaster RAI Radiotelevisione italiana It is the company s flagship television channel and is known for broadcasting mainstream and generalist programming usually aimed towards families including TG1 news bulletins prime time drama cinema and entertainment and major breaking news sports and special events Rai 1CountryItalyHeadquartersRome ItalyProgrammingLanguage s ItalianPicture format1080i HDTV downscaled to 16 9 576i for the SDTV feed OwnershipOwnerRaiSister channelsRai 2Rai 3Rai 4Rai 5Rai GulpRai MovieRai News 24Rai PremiumRai ScuolaRai SportRai StoriaRai YoyoRai LadiniaRai SudtirolRai ItaliaHistoryLaunched3 January 1954 69 years ago 1954 01 03 Former namesProgramma Nazionale 1953 1975 Rete 1 1975 1983 Raiuno 1983 2010 LinksWebsiterai it rai1AvailabilityTerrestrialDigital terrestrial televisionChannel 1 HD Channel 501 SD Streaming mediaRaiPlayLive streaming Only in Italy It was launched on 3 January 1954 as the first regular television service in Italy It was the only one until 4 November 1961 when RAI launched a second channel The channel was initially referred to as Programma Nazionale It received other names such as Rete 1 and Raiuno until it adopted its current name Rai 1 It has the highest viewership in Italy and regularly competes with Mediaset s Canale 5 In the United Kingdom it is available in free to air satellite broadcast from Hot Bird 13B Contents 1 Early history 2 High definition feed 3 Logos 4 Directors of Rai 1 5 Current programmes 5 1 News 5 2 Events 5 3 Entertainment 5 4 Documentaries and Culture 5 5 TV Series 5 6 Sports 5 7 Kids 6 Early programmes 7 References 8 External linksEarly history EditLa Rai Radiotelevisione Italiana inizia oggi il suo regolare servizio di trasmissioni televisive Rai Italian Radiotelevision starts its regular television broadcasting service today Fulvia Colombo announcing the start of TV broadcasting 3 January 1954 The first set of programming for Rai 1 was almost completely educational with no advertising except for the popular Carosello Early shows were meant to teach a common language to a country torn apart by World War II Shows like Non e mai troppo tardi were simply shot in a classroom setting and meant to help with reconstruction While televisions were not widely available nor affordable those who could spend the money on them became community leaders and often invited the neighborhood to visit Bars and cafes turned from places where men would meet to argue or play cards into miniature cinemas where arguments over what show to watch would break out Women and children were also more accepted inside the bars due to the lack of men post war and their need to enter working society Churches also bought televisions are a means of drawing people to spend time as part of those communities High definition feed EditThe channel launched an HDTV 1080i simulcast in September 2013 available nationwide on subscription television providers and on DTT channel 1 Previously HD programs used to be aired on Rai HD Logos Edit 3 October 1983 to 26 September 1988 18 May 2010 to 12 September 2016 In use since September 2016Directors of Rai 1 EditGiuseppe Matteucci 1954 1976 Mimmo Scarano 1976 1979 Paolo Valmarana 1980 Emmanuele Milano 1980 1987 Giuseppe Rossini 1987 1989 Carlo Fuscagni 1989 1993 Nadio Delai 1993 1994 Brando Giordani 1994 1996 Giovanni Tantillo 1996 1998 Agostino Sacca 1998 2000 2001 2002 Pier Luigi Celli 2000 Maurizio Beretta 2000 2001 Fabrizio Del Noce 2002 2009 Mauro Mazza 2009 2012 Giancarlo Leone 2012 2016 Andrea Fabiano 2016 2017 Angelo Teodoli 2017 2018 Teresa De Santis 2018 2020 Stefano Coletta 2020 presentCurrent programmes EditNews Edit TG1 the main news service directed by Giuseppe Carboni TV7 weekly late night news programme Rai Meteo weather bulletin Speciale TG1 enquiring programme Porta a Porta late night talk showEvents Edit Festival di Sanremo Eurovision Song Contest Zecchino d Oro Festival di Castrocaro David di Donatello Junior Eurovision Song ContestEntertainment Edit Tale e Quale Show La Corrida Portobello it L ereditaDocumentaries and Culture Edit SuperQuark hosted by Piero Angela Quark Atlante SuperQuark Saturday afternoon spin off focusing on wilderness and adventure Lineablu focusing on the Mediterranean Sea and shores hosted by Donatella Bianchi Linea Verde focusing on wilderness agriculture and rural cooking hosted by Patrizio Roversi and Daniela Ferolla Overland World Truck Expedition adventure and documentary expeditions Passaggio a Nord Ovest focusing on history and archaeology Cinematografo focusing on cinema Rewind Visioni private focusing on TV history Magazzini Einstein focusing on arts and cultureTV Series Edit Il Commissario Montalbano with Luca Zingaretti produced in HD since Season 9 Il giovane Montalbano prequel of Il Commissario Montalbano with Michele Riondino and Alessio Vassallo produced in HD Don Matteo with Terence Hill Nino Frassica and Natalie Guetta produced in HD since Season 7 Un passo dal cielo with Terence Hill produced in HD Fuoriclasse with Luciana Littizzetto produced in HD Che Dio ci aiuti with Elena Sofia Ricci produced in HD Der letzte Bulle with Henning Baum and Maximilian Grill de produced in HD Provaci ancora prof with Veronica Pivetti and Enzo Decaro produced in HD since Season 5 Questo nostro amore historical drama with Anna Valle and Neri Marcore produced in HD Um Himmels Willen with Fritz Wepper produced in HD since Season 8 Un medico in famiglia with Lino Banfi Giulio Scarpati and Margot Sikabonyi produced in HD since Season 6 Una pallottola nel cuore with Gigi Proietti produced in HDSports Edit FIFA World Cup Finals if Italy team involved only 1954 2014 UEFA European Championship UEFA European Under 21 Championship 5 matches three Italy group matches one semi final and one final UEFA Nations League Italy matches only plus a final Italy national football team Nations League qualifiers friendlies and finals tournamentKids Edit 44 Cats Jurassic Cubs Prezzemolo Tommy e Oscar Topo Gigio Piccolo Pollone ChappyEarly programmes EditUntil the autumn 1976 77 season regular broadcasting was in monochrome black and white with very few exceptions shown in bold Regular color broadcasting began during the winter 1976 77 season Un due tre aka 1 2 3 satire variety show starring Raimondo Vianello e Ugo Tognazzi Considered one of the most influential shows in Italian television history it was discontinued in 1959 after the duo performed an ironic sketch about then president of the Republic Giovanni Gronchi 1 six seasons from 19 January 1954 to 2 August 1959 Lascia o raddoppia a one hour long game show hosted by Mike Bongiorno 1955 59 on Thursday at 9 00 PM except for the first season shown on Saturday night Primo applauso early talent show hosted by Enzo Tortora and Silvana Pampanini The clap o metre was introduced to Italian television during this programme Magician Silvan and singer Adriano Celentano debuted in Primo Applauso from 29 April 1956 until December of the same year Sunday night 9 00 PM Telematch variety game show hosted by Enzo Tortora and Silvio Noto from 6 January 1957 to July 1958 Sunday night at 9 15 PM La macchina per vivere health care educational programme about the human body two seasons from 31 January 1957 Thursday night at 10 45 PM Il Musichiere one hour long Italian version of Name That Tune hosted by Mario Riva until his death 1957 60 on Saturday nights at 9 00 PM Campanile Sera one hour long game show hosted by Enzo Tortora Mike Bongiorno and Enza Sampo 1959 61 on Thursday at 9 00 PM One of the various games on the show il gioco dei prezzi was an early Italian incarnation of The Price Is Right franchise Studio Uno Saturday night variety show hosted mainly by Mina 1961 66 9 00 PM L amico del giaguaro Saturday night comedy variety show hosted by Corrado and starring Gino Bramieri Marisa Del Frate and Raffaele Pisu Broadcast during 1961 1962 and 1964 summer seasons at 9 00 PM Giocagio daytime half hour long Italian version of the BBC children show Play School 1966 70 Monday Wednesday and Friday at 5 00 PM L Odissea eight one hour episodes of a screenplay of Homer s Odyssey directed by Franco Rossi and starring Bekim Fehmiu as Odysseus and Irene Papas as Penelope This Italian German French Yugoslavian co production was broadcast for the first time in Italy from 24 March 1968 on Sunday night at 9 05 PM In colour but the program was shown in black and white in Italy the very first time it was aired Eneide seven one hour episodes of a screenplay of Virgil s Aeneid directed by Franco Rossi and starring Giulio Brogi Aeneas and Olga Karlatos Dido This Italian German French co production was broadcast for the first time in Italy from 19 December 1971 on Sundays at 9 00 PM and in Germany from 5 November 1972 In colour Le avventure di Pinocchio five one hour episodes of a screenplay of Collodi s children novel The Adventures of Pinocchio directed by Luigi Comencini and starring Nino Manfredi Geppetto Gina Lollobrigida the Fairy with Turquoise Hair Franco Franchi the Cat Ciccio Ingrassia the Fox Vittorio De Sica the Judge and child actor Andrea Balestri in the main role of Pinocchio This very successful French German Italian coproduction aired for the first time in Italy on Saturday night from 8 April 1972 at 9 00 PM The French version is about 40 minutes longer and is divided into 6 episodes In colour Fatti e fattacci variety show hosted by Gigi Proietti and Ornella Vanoni direct by Antonello Falqui four episodes from 15 February 1975 Saturday night at 8 40 PM In colour Dov e Anna drama giallo miniseries in seven episodes starring Scilla Gabel and Mariano Rigillo broadcast on Tuesday from 13 January 1976 at 8 45 PM 2 Albert e l Uomo Nero the title roughly translated means Albert and the Bogeyman drama giallo miniseries in three episodes starring Nando Gazzolo Franco Graziosi and then kid Claudio Cinquepalmi in the title role of Albert Avant garde soundtrack by Franco Micalizzi It was perhaps the last successful Italian black and white drama series aired on 21 March Sunday 23 March Tuesday and 28 March Sunday nights at 8 45 PM 3 Bonta loro one hour long late night talk show hosted by Maurizio Costanzo is considered by some critics to be the first modern talk show in Italian television two seasons from 18 October 1976 Monday night 10 45 PM In colour from 1977 Non Stop one hour long comedy consisting of a collage of sketches performed by young and then unknown comedians among these future theatrical actor and director Carlo Verdone and actors Massimo Troisi and Lello Arena Broadcast for two seasons 1977 8 and 1978 9 on Thursday night at 8 40 PM References Edit Addio a Raimondo Vianello Anche il calcio piange La Gazzetta dello Sport in Italian 15 April 2010 Retrieved 15 April 2010 https www youtube com watch v qQwjq08tUU4 An abridgement of the epilogue https www youtube com watch v 13fa7j13124 A scene from the first episodeExternal links Edit Wikimedia Commons has media related to RAI 1 Official Website in Italian Rai 1 on Facebook Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Rai 1 amp oldid 1154569702, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
