Editing Galicia (Spain) (section)

==Media==
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===Television===
[[Televisión de Galicia]] (TVG) is the autonomous community's public channel, which has broadcast since 24 July 1985 and is part of the [[Compañía de Radio-Televisión de Galicia]] (CRTVG). TVG broadcasts throughout Galicia and has two international channels, Galicia Televisión Europa and Galicia Televisión América, available throughout the [[European Union]] and the [[Americas]] through [[Hispasat]]. CRTVG also broadcasts a [[digital terrestrial television]] (DTT) channel known as [[G2 (TV channel)|tvG2]] and is considering adding further DTT channels, with a 24-hour news channel projected for 2010.

===Radio===
[[Radio Galega]] (RG) is the autonomous community's public radio station and is part of CRTVG. Radio Galega began broadcasting on 24 February 1985, with regular programming starting on 29 March 1985. There are two regular broadcast channels: Radio Galega and Radio Galega Música. In addition, there is a DTT and internet channel, Son Galicia Radio, dedicated specifically to Galician music.

Galicia has several free and community radio stations. [[Cuac FM]] is the headquarters of the Community Media Network (which brings together media non-profit oriented and serves their community). CUAC FM (A Coruña), Radio Filispim (Ferrol), Radio Roncudo (corme), Kalimera Radio (Santiago de Compostela), Radio Piratona (Vigo) and Radio Clavi (Lugo) are part of the Galician Network of Free and Association of Community Radio Broadcasters(ReGaRLiC)

===Press===
The most widely distributed newspaper in Galicia is ''[[La Voz de Galicia]]'', with 12 local editions and a national edition. Other major newspapers are ''[[El Correo Gallego]]'' ([[Santiago de Compostela]]), ''[[Faro de Vigo]]'' ([[Vigo]]), ''[[Diario de Pontevedra]]'' ([[Pontevedra]]), ''[[El Progreso (newspaper)|El Progreso]]'' (Lugo), {{Lang|es|[[La Región]]}} ([[province of Ourense|Ourense]]), and ''[[Galicia Hoxe]]'' – The first daily newspaper to publish exclusively in Galician. Other newspapers are ''[[El Diario de Ferrol|Diario de Ferrol]]'', the sports paper ''[[DxT Campeón]]'', ''[[El Ideal Gallego]]'' from A Coruña, the ''[[Heraldo de Vivero]]'', ''[[Atlántico Diario]]'' from Vigo and the ''[[Xornal de Galicia]]''.