FAN Television
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| TV station ( under private law ) | |
| Program type | regional full program |
| reception | Cable analog, DVB-C , IPTV |
| Image resolution | Analog ( PAL ) 576i ( SDTV ) |
| business | November 1, 2011 to November 1, 2013 |
| Seat | Dörverden near Bremen |
| owner | FAN24.tv GmbH |
| executive Director | Georg Max Mahn, Kay Zimmer |
| List of TV channels | |
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FAN Television was a regional television broadcaster for Lower Saxony and Bremen based in the Medienpark Nord in Dörverden . The primary distribution took place in the whole of Lower Saxony via digital cable, partly analogue and in the state of Bremen via digital cable. In addition to traditional cable broadcasting, the station could also be received as a live stream on the Internet. In addition, FAN Television used around 20 media libraries to enable all content to be accessed individually using the video-on-demand process. The company employed 22 people (full-time, as of 11/2011). FAN Television received the broadcast license from the Lower Saxony State Media Authority . FAN Television broadcasts on Kabel Deutschland's network, depending on the region, on channels S17 and S18 (analog) as well as S03 and S32 (digital). The technical accessibility was 4.5 million viewers.
Since 2011, it has been possible to operate commercial, local radio stations in Lower Saxony, subject to compliance with specific criteria.
FAN Television started broadcasting on November 1, 2011. FAN Television produced two hours of programming a day, which was broadcast twelve times during the day. FAN Television emphasized the claim to want to establish regional television in new dimensions. This was made possible in particular through the use of virtual studios, in which digital computer television sets were generated in 3D live and in real time. The total technical service provider and studio operator of FAN Television was the television production company Weconda. Around 3.5 million euros were invested in broadcasting.
The main shareholders of FAN Television were Kay Zimmer and Georg Max Mahn with 48% each. The journalist Mahn was the managing director and editor-in-chief.
FAN Television ceased broadcasting on November 1, 2013.
broadcasts
| broadcast | Transmission cycle | description |
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| FAN - the magazine | daily, 6:00 p.m. | Monday to Friday from 6:00 p.m. to 6:22 p.m. the magazine showed current articles from Lower Saxony and Bremen. The program was hosted by Christian Schmidt. |
| FAN News | daily, 6:22 p.m. | From Monday to Friday from 6:22 pm to 6:25 pm, FAN Aktuell presented the daily news from Lower Saxony and Bremen. The program was hosted by Georg Mahn. |
| FAN weather | daily, 6:25 p.m. | Alexander Heimann presented the current weather for Lower Saxony and Bremen every day. |
| G'day | Wed + Fri, 6:30 p.m. | Mareen Steinacker was out in the broadcasting area twice a week and showed in a 30-minute report "Tach Auch" what Lower Saxony and Bremen had to offer. |
| Aileen @ Work | Tue + Thu, 6:30 p.m. | Aileen Noeske was out and about in the broadcasting area twice a week and presented a wide range of apprenticeships from the region in a 30-minute report. |
| In conversation - with Georg Mahn | Mon, 6:30 p.m. | Georg Mahn introduced political, cultural and economic personalities from Lower Saxony and Bremen in the weekly program. |
| FAN sport | daily, 7:45 p.m. | FAN Sport presented the daily news from Lower Saxony and Bremen Monday to Friday from 7.45pm to 8pm. The program was hosted by Alexander Heimann. |
| Malte on tour | irregular | Moderator Malte Völz was on tour through Lower Saxony at various events. Malte on Tour was broadcast by FAN - Das Magazin. |
| FAN Games | On the Internet | The weekly FAN Games program, initially exclusive to the Internet, provided information on the latest from the world of gaming. The program was moderated by Benedikt Voigt, who was previously active in a wide variety of online games. FAN Games was the only FAN Television show with a separate website. |
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Regional private television in Lower Saxony: From shoe retail to TV station , taz, December 27, 2011
- ↑ Start of new commercial broadcaster in Lower Saxony: FAN Television starts its program , Weser Kurier, November 1, 2013
- ↑ KDG Helpdesk: FAN TV switches to November 1st. from
- ^ Kreiszeitung.de: Editor-in-chief seriously ill - “FAN Television” switches off again after two years
- ↑ Website of the game program "FAN Games" ( Memento from August 18, 2013 in the Internet Archive )