AhornTV

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AhornTV is a weekly, German-language infotainment - show , produced in Vancouver , which was first seen on 11 September, 2010. The program is broadcast on the multicultural , free-to-air channel OMNI Television .

subjects

The program deals specifically with success stories from people , events and companies , especially from the areas of art and culture , business and tourism , as well as from the field of environmental technology .

distribution

The target group are over eleven percent of Canadian residents who are of German descent and / or speak German. AhornTV is the first German television magazine in Canada on FreeTV from Alberta and British Columbia and is spreading terrestrially even further towards the east of Canada. The program has also been broadcast in Ontario since September 2011 . With the inclusion of the greater Toronto area and Kitchener (as a German “enclave”), a potential 22.3 million viewers can now see the show on OMNI TELEVISION. In addition, AhornTV has a steady fan base of over 5000 fans on the Internet, which is growing steadily.

Moderation

Which is moderated shipment of Massoud Abedi, the former local project manager of the ARD Olympia offices in Vancouver at the 2010 Winter Olympics . Various locations in Vancouver and the surrounding area serve as moderation locations. The main focus is currently still on the province of British Columbia , but AhornTV is also becoming more and more popular in many parts of Alberta . As a German television program abroad, AhornTV is of course also on the road and known in Germany , for example it was also represented at the 2011 Berlin International Film Festival . Berlin mayor Klaus Wowereit , actress Jeanette Hain , and director Feo Aladağ ( Die Fremde (2010) ) were interviewed .

The station had invited celebrities from Germany , Austria and Switzerland several times , including the German writer Bernhard Schlink , the former Vancouver Canucks ice hockey player Christian Ehrhoff and other well-known personalities from German-speaking countries.

In September 2011, Abedi was named the third best presenter on a non-English language program in British Columbia by readers of the popular weekly Georgia Straight .

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Roland Panter on AhornTV . XING. Retrieved July 20, 2011.
  2. ↑ AHK member profile Mass Abedi (English) . AHK. Retrieved July 20, 2011.
  3. ↑ About AhornTV . OMNI Television. Retrieved July 20, 2011.
  4. ↑ Ask Mutti on AhornTV ( Memento from May 8, 2011 in the Internet Archive )