Klarner media
| Klarner Medien GmbH | |
|---|---|
| legal form | GmbH |
| founding | 1996 |
| Seat | Eningen unter Achalm , Germany |
| management | Stefan Klarner |
| Branch | media |
| Website | www.klarner-medien.de |
The Klarner Medien GmbH , based in eningen near Reutlingen is one of the largest private TV media houses in Baden-Wuerttemberg . It holds the largest number of television licenses (approvals) from the State Office for Communication for Baden-Württemberg.
Program bouquet
Klarner Medien GmbH's bouquet includes ten regional television programs. The bouquet includes Prometheus TV - science and documentary television for Baden-Württemberg, BWeins - event and documentary television , Studio live - young television for Baden-Württemberg ; Landscaping TV , literature TV , Culinaria , Regional Infokanal Reutlingen, GesundTV BW, KulturBW TV and RTF.1 -Regionalfernsehen.
reception
Digital reception: The stations RTF.1, BWeins and RIK Reutlingen can be received regionally in the Reutlingen network by Kabel BW . BWeins can also be received digitally in the Stuttgart network.
Analogue reception: RTF.1 can be received in the Reutlingen network for 24 hours.
The remaining channels are broadcast as program windows on the television channels broadcast via the cable network.
history
Klarner Medien GmbH developed from the smallest beginnings with the regional television RTF.1, which was initially launched as a media service, to one of the largest TV media companies in Baden-Württemberg . The nucleus of the development was in 1987 the event of the first private youth radio in the Federal Republic of Germany, Studio live 104.8 by the students at the time Stefan Klarner and Marcus Frank. After the end of the first private licensing period in Baden-Württemberg, the radio license for Studio live youth radio was no longer renewed by the State Office for Communication (LfK). For Stefan Klarner, this was the impetus to enter the TV sector by founding Klarner Medien GmbH. In November 1999, RTF.1 started regional television. In 2003 and 2004 Klarner Medien was the first media company in Baden-Württemberg to go on the air with several special-interest TV programs: Prometheus science TV, studio live young TV and landscape TV. In 2006, literary television, Culinaria, RIK Reutlingen and BWeins, the first private parliamentary television in the Federal Republic of Germany, followed. In 2009 two more channels, GesundTV BW and KulturBW TV, were taken over by another operator.
Awards and nominations
2007: Prometheus Wissenschaftsfernsehen is the winner of the Kabel BW Digital Award 2007, endowed with 15,000 euros, and was thus recognized as the most innovative digital TV broadcaster.
2007: BWein state parliament and capital television is nominated for the Kabel BW Digital Award 2007.
2006: RTF.1 Regionalfernsehen is awarded the Baden-Württemberg State Media Prize 2006 in the Information category.
2004: RTF.1 Regionalfernsehen is nominated for the Baden-Württemberg State Media Prize 2004 in the Information category.