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Ulusal Kanal

Country	Turkey
Broadcast area	Turkey (satellite, cable, terrestrial, web), Middle East and Eastern Europe (satellite, web)
Headquarters	Beyoğlu, Turkey
Programming
Language	Turkish
Picture format	16:9
Ownership
Owner	Yalçın Büyükdağlı
History
Launched	2000
Links
Website	www.ulusal.com.tr

Ulusal Kanal (English: the National Channel) is a private Turkish nationwide TV channel established in 2000 broadcasting news and politics. It is linked with the Patriotic Party and was raided by police in 2011 as part of the Ergenekon investigation. ^[1] Broadcast is done in 576i@50 fields/s SD despite having 1080i HD broadcast equipment. Ulusal Kanal is partly financed by ads and partly by merchandise.

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• See also
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See also

• Patriotic Party

References

External links

• Official website
• Ulusal Kanal Merchandise Archived 9 May 2018 at the Wayback Machine

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