the Basque homes on December 31 and since February 16 of the following year, its broadcasting was completely normalized. Several years afterward, on May 31, 1986, ETB-2 began, which broadcasts in Spanish.

The group does also has two channels of international nature. ETB Sat began in May 2001 and it can be received FTA (free-to-air) through the ASTRA satellite in 87 million homes all around Europe, while in the Spanish State it can be watched in the Digital + platform.

Canal Vasco, on its part, is a means that has been specifically thought for America, which mainly reaches the television viewers through American cable and DTH companies, and which reaches the whole world through the Internet thanks to the Canadian company called JumpTV.

With the arrival of the digital age, EITB extends its offer with the arrival of ETB-3 (October 2008), a channel mainly addressed to children and young people, though it does also broadcasts cultural contents. It is broadcasted completely in Basque through the DTT.

The EITB Group does also has five radio stations that go beyond the 300.000 listeners per day and that are a clear indicator of a lively, modern and close radio. Euskadi Irratia is a generalist radio station that broadcasts in Basque, Radio Euskadi broadcasts in Spanish, Radio Vitoria is the radio of reference in the territory of Alava, Gaztea and EITB Musika.

In October 2008, EITB launched a new eitb.com website, providing online coverage of all of the Group’s initiatives. It is a new channel available in four languages (Basque, Spanish, English, and French) with a strong presence of audio-visual content.