T.TV

T.TV (originally Tango TV) was a Luxembourg television channel, which was distributed via cable and satellite. He sent on 2 February 2002 to 17 March 2007 and was one of 100% of the mobile phone company Tango, a subsidiary of Tele 2 Its range was just under 80 % of Luxembourg's households.

History

The actual start of the shows on TV Tango was on 2 February 2002, after it had begun a twenty -member team with the structure of the transmitter on 1 October 2001. Initially it was planned to launch with Tango TV one of the first UMTS transmitter. As an advertising medium you sent a few months analogously via the Astra satellite 1E. To attract attention to by the television series The Simpsons in the original is radiated.

First program director at the start of 2002, Steve Blame, who had begun his career with the European offshoot of MTV as a newscaster. Steve Blame, but left shortly after the broadcast started Tango TV. He was replaced by Edy Geiben, who had to take through the illegal sale of video clips to a local radio station in Munich on his hat. At this time, Tango TV was a pure music channel. In the meantime, there were problems with the launch of a UMTS transmitter. Firstly, delayed the start of the new technology, on the other hand, there were problems with the licensing of mobile phone masts and at the terminals, which were not available in large numbers.

With the re-launch in November 2004 as T.TV began to focus increasingly on information formats. Much of the program was broadcast in Luxembourgish, French and German, but it also found transmissions in English and Portuguese instead. This program window of the respective versions of the information programs Bloomberg TV and Euro News were established. The animated series The Simpsons was again added to the program schedule.

Finally, the program consisted mostly of program acquisitions of Antenne West, Saar TV and Fashion TV, as well as some self-produced information programs. Says that it wanted to reach the culturally interested viewers under 40 years with this program. The ratings were up 15% market share, however, lag far behind those of the market leader RTL Télé Luxemburg. On 17 March 2007, the transmission mode was set at midnight.

Moderators

  • Andy cheats, auto sport
  • Claude Lamberty, Tennis Open, Sport Plus
  • Mixing Torres, Tennis Open, Sport Plus
  • Alain "Elvis" Weidert, Fit mam Elvis
  • Andy Jetzen, L' envers de l'image, émission de Court métrage

Broadcast formats

  • Tele Journal, newscast
  • Regio -date, Regional News
  • Sports Plus, sports broadcast
  • Auto- sport, motor sports show
  • Tennis Open, tennis broadcast
  • Golf Trophy, Golf shipment
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