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ETB4

Country	Spain
Broadcast area	Basque Country
Network	ETB
Headquarters	Bilbao,Basque Country
Programming
Picture format	1080iHDTV
Ownership
Owner	EITB
Sister channels	ETB 1 ETB 2 ETB 3 ETB Basque
History
Launched	29 October 2014; 11 years ago (2014-10-29)
Links
Website	[1]
Availability
Terrestrial
Digital	Álava: Channel 45 Biscay: Channel 35 French Basque Country: Channel 33 Gipuzkoa: Channel 48

ETB 4 (ETB Lau) is the fourth television channel from theEuskal Irrati Telebista group in theBasque Autonomous Community inSpain and theFrench Basque Country. The channel broadcasts inBasque andSpanish.

In 2007, ETB announced the launch of ETB4, a channel in Basque and Spanish that would be dedicated to information and culture, in a similar way toLa 2 andEl 33, however, the project was discarded due to the2008 financial crisis.^[1] Instead of ETB 4,ETBK Sat was programmed, the new interim channel combined sports broadcasts with programs from ETB 1 and ETB 2 that were broadcast on ETB Sat.

ETB 4 was launched on October 29, 2014, replacingETBK Sat on the Basque Country without there being a previous announcement of the change of identity of the channel.^[1]

ETB 4 programming is based on entertainment, highlighting fiction, sports and reruns of ETB 1 and ETB 2 programs.

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