R.TV (Karlsruhe)
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| TV station ( private law ) | |
| Program type | Watch regional television |
| reception | electric wire |
| Image resolution | ( Entry missing ) |
| business | September 1, 2003 to July 31, 2011 |
| owner | Television from Karlsruhe GmbH |
| executive Director | Robert Augenstein |
| List of TV channels | |
R.TV was the name of a regional television station in Karlsruhe with the transmission area of the Middle Upper Rhine region . It comprised the urban and rural districts of Karlsruhe and Baden-Baden as well as the districts of Rastatt , Pforzheim and the Enzkreis . The operator was Regional-TV Karlsruhe AG , 95% of which is owned by Kübler Verlag . The board was Robert Augenstein, technical manager Andreas Kazdepka, production manager Thomas Baer. According to the operator, the station reached around 319,000 viewers in the analog and digital cable distribution area. According to a study by TNS Infratest from 2007, the station had a daily audience of around 60,000 people.
program
The main focus of the broadcast program was news and other reports from the Karlsruhe region.
The regional program (R.TV Regionalmagazin) was broadcast in loops from 6:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m. and repeated from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. and from 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Between 00:00 and 6:00 am, R.TV Highlife was broadcast with impressions from the life and lifestyle of the region and was repeated between 3:00 and 6:00 pm. R.TV in the morning presented trade and commerce in Baden between 9:00 and 12:00.
The R.TV regional magazine
The R.TV regional magazine began Monday through Saturday with the latest news from the region, on Sundays the weekly review ran.
After an advertising break, the R.TV Sport followed from Tuesday to Sunday (the R.TV Sportmagazin ran on Mondays ) , followed by the weather and, if necessary, the trading window with information from the regional economy. Then one of the following programs ran:
- R.TV Sport Magazin (every Monday)
- Kurstadt Journal (every Wednesday)
- Kino News TV (every Thursday)
- Pforzheim Journal (every Thursday)
- R.TV Sporttalk (every second Friday alternating with the Durlach Journal)
- Durlach Journal (every second Friday alternating with R.TV Sporttalk)
- fun & drive, Automagazin (every second Saturday alternating with Goldstadtmagazin)
- Goldstadtmagazin, reports from Pforzheim (every second Saturday alternating with fun & drive)
- Extra-Hertz - the student magazine (every Saturday)
- Karlsruhe Monthly Mirror, archive material from the 1950s and 1960s (every second Sunday alternating with a talk in the café)
- Talk in the café, panel discussion with a topic from the KA technology region (every second Sunday alternating with the monthly mirror)
Other programs (alternating on Tuesdays):
- Focus on economy (the magazine of the IHK Karlsruhe)
- Klinikum aktuell (The magazine of the Municipal Hospital Karlsruhe)
- KMK Magazin (The magazine of the Karlsruher Messe- und Kongress GmbH)
- Report Handwerk (The magazine of the Chamber of Crafts Karlsruhe )
Programs for current events:
- Ettlinger Tor aktuell (The magazine of the Ettlinger Tor shopping center, Karlsruhe)
- Police report
At the end of the R.TV regional magazine, there was advertising with event notices and advertising for regional companies.
SOS - Students On Screen
Since September 2009, R.TV has been working with four Karlsruhe schools on this media educational pilot project. With the Friedrich-Realschule, the Südendschule, the Fichte-Gymnasium and the Markgrafen-Gymnasium , four programs of the student magazine SOS - Schüler On Screen , which were broadcast on R.TV on the four Sundays of Advent in 2009, were produced. The students themselves determined the content of the program, realized the production and were supervised by R.TV in terms of media education. This project should be continued in 2010 with other schools from the Middle Upper Rhine region. The project managers were Frank Billet (media educator) and Tobias Rieger (production manager at Fernsehen aus Karlsruhe GmbH).
History and Development
After the first attempt by B.TV Baden (later B.TV4U) to establish local television in Karlsruhe - which ended after six years with bankruptcy - R.TV left the premises in the Chamber of Commerce and Industry on September 1, 2003 , on Erbprinzenstrasse, on the air. Since February 2, 2004, R.TV has been fed into the digital cable network in addition to the analog cable network. This made R.TV receivable for 60,000 additional households. In October 2005 the State Office for Communication Baden-Württemberg (LfK) approved the takeover by KueblerTelevision AG. On October 15, 2007, Regional TV Karlsruhe AG received the licenses for R.TV Pforzheim and R.TV Baden-Baden in the digital cable network. Both channels went on air just under two and a half years later. In April 2008, R.TV moved from its downtown location to KA-Neureut Sandfeld into the building in which TV Baden and the radio station Die Welle used to be based. Since April 7, 2008, the station broadcast from the new rooms.
In 2008 the station logo was also slightly changed, followed by a complete change in the corporate identity in October 2009. There were also some program changes in 2009. New formats appeared, such as people from our region , then the Kurstadt Journal , the car magazine fun & drive , the Durlach Journal , the Biowetter and, since the beginning of December 2009, The Karlsruhe Monthly Mirror . In February 2010, the regional channels for Pforzheim and Baden-Baden, approved in 2007, went on air in the digital cable network under the names Regional TV Pforzheim and Regional TV Baden-Baden . Like R.TV, both channels were operated by Fernsehen aus Karlsruhe GmbH . In June 2010, the two new formats Pforzheim Journal and the talk show Talk im Café went on air.
In October 2010, the LfK did not renew the broadcasting license, so that television broadcasting has only been in the digital cable network since April 30, 2011. The two offshoots Regional TV Pforzheim and Regional TV Baden-Baden , as well as the satellite broadcast, were discontinued in a program window on Rhein-Neckar television . On July 31, 2011, R.TV returned its broadcasting license and ceased broadcasting.
Awards
R.TV Karlsruhe has been awarded the following prizes since its inception:
- LFK Media Prize 2006: In the entertainment category for Mord im Murgtal
- LFK 2006 audience award also for murder in the Murgtal
- LFK Media Prize 2007: In the background reporting category for From Bruchsal to Prizren - with the Bundeswehr in Kosovo
- LFK Media Prize 2008: In the video journalist category for the murder of Carl Hau
- LFK Media Prize 2008: In the information category for KSC back to the Bundesliga after 9 years
- German regional television award, Regiostar 2009 for Unstoppable
- LFK Medienpreis 2009: In the advertising and promotion category for www.downhiller.de - website teaser
- LFK Media Prize 2009: In the Universities / Training Institutions for Unstoppable category
- Baden-Baden Award 2009 for Unstoppable
- German regional television award "Regiostar" 2011: In the category Best News Journal for R.TV Regionalmagazin
distribution
The program could be received in the Karlsruhe area in the cable network of Kabel BW analog (until April 30, 2011) and digital.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ sch: Entry at R.TV Karlsruhe approved. In: digitalfernsehen.de. April 26, 2006, accessed October 27, 2012 .