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Åland Islands television: Ålandskanalen’s text news and archive

Ålands Radio & TV publishes a separate Ålandskanalen television schedule. It mixes text-news periods, scheduled programmes and archive material, so a static news screen is not automatically a failed video stream.

England: choose the actual feed
England: choose the actual feed
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Choose Ålandskanalen’s television schedule

The broadcaster provides a television tablå for Ålandskanalen, distinct from its radio schedule. A day can contain extended Textnyheter från Ålands Radio periods between programmes. Those text-news blocks are part of the published schedule rather than proof that a player is frozen. Check the selected date and planned programme before restarting equipment because the picture is not moving.

Keep production dates with archive programmes

The November 2026 schedule labels Arkivet items and credits older local productions. For example, a current schedule can include a programme produced by TV Åland in 1999. The schedule date tells you when the item is planned to air; the production credit tells you when it was made. Keep both when sharing local-history footage so viewers do not mistake an archive scene for a current event.

A live parliamentary slot can change the day

The schedule can reserve a block for Lagtingets plenum and explicitly allows changes. An assembly session is an event feed within the schedule, not a promise that every later programme begins at an unchanged time. Use the current day’s page rather than an earlier screenshot. This guide did not test reception or a subscriber service. Ålandskanalen’s identity, an operator television package and UKIPTV carriage are separate matters, and no platform or rights agreement is inferred from a shared country directory.

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