Aluetelevisio (ATV) is a Finnish television channel which affected from the end of 1990s to the start of 2000s. ATV was owned by Christian Moustgaard. His son Eetu Moustgaard worked in ATV as a reporter.

The canal was known in Helsinki for its up to then revolutionary approach to urban journalism and TV entertainment in general. The production team had no previous experience in TV work and the channel basically "made it up as they went along". In a way the programs looked much like the reality-tv shows that the modern day television is packed with. But as the term Reality-TV did not yet exist, ATV was heavily criticised for it's amateurish look and at times challenging views as being unprofessional and childish. Mostly it seems, though, that the channel's utter lack of resemblance with conventional television and it's immediacy in regards to the surrounding urban landscape was welcomed by the majority of viewers.

In an attempt to attract attention and to accumulate much-sought revenues from related SMS-services, ATV soon after it's launch took to showing adult entertainment without charge during nighttime.