Rossiya 1

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Rossija 1 ( Russian Россия 1 , previously also called RTR or Telekanal Rossija / PTP or Телеканал Россия) is a state television broadcaster in Russia . It maintains 80 regional channels nationwide in Russia, which fade into the national program in regional windows.

history

The forerunner of Telekanal Rossija already existed during the Soviet Union as the official state broadcaster of the Russian republic and was renamed Telekanal Rossija in 1991. In 1998 the broadcaster was integrated into the state media holding company WGTRK and has been indirectly subject to government media supervision since then. Similar to the state broadcaster ORT , the one-sided, government-loyal reporting of Rossiya is viewed critically by political observers. The station's lack of independence due to the government's supervision of the state holding as the owner is also criticized. With the renaming of the previous channel Rossija Sport to Rossija 2 In January 2010 and its expansion into a full program, the telekanal Rossija was renamed Rossija 1.

Market shares

According to a survey in 2003, the national market share of the Rossija channel in the Russian TV sector was over 20%, which puts it in second place behind ORT . 96% of the Russian population can receive Rossija; in a 2006 survey, over 75% switched on the station at least once a week, which puts the station in second place nationwide in these two disciplines.

program

Rossija broadcasts a full television program that can be received by 135 million viewers. By 2001 there was a high proportion of US and Latin American productions at Rossija. The station has been producing its own films and series for several years.

Foreign series (in brackets the years of broadcast):

Most famous Russian series :

  • March Turezkogo ( Russian Марш Турецкого , German  March of Turezki ) (2000–2002) - crime series
  • Kamenskaja ( Russian Каменская , German  Kommissarin Kamenskaja ) (1999-2005) - crime series
  • Worowka ( Russian Воровка , German  thief ) (2001–2002) - drama and crime series
  • Undina ( Russian Ундина , German  Undine ) (2003–2005) - Telenovela
  • Bednaja Nastja ( Russian Бедная Настя , German  poor Nastja ) (2004–2005) - historical telenovela
  • Iszelenije ljubowju ( Russian Исцеление любовью , German  healing through love ) (2005) - Telenovela
  • Odnaschdy budet ljubow ( Russian Однажды будет любовь , German  One day there will be love ) - Telenovela
  • Karmelita ( Russian Кармелита , German  Karmelita ) (2005) - Telenovela
  • Karmelita: Zyganskaja strast ( Russian Кармелита: Цыганская страсть , German  Karmelita: Gypsy passion ) (2009-2010) - Telenovela
  • Sklifosowskij ( Russian Склифосовский ) (2012-2015) - hospital drama
  • Scherlok Holms ( Russian Шерлок Холмс , German  Sherlock Holmes ) (2013) - crime series
  • Rodina ( Russian Родина , German  Heimat ) (2015) - psychological thriller, spy thriller
  • Tichij Don ( Russian Тихий Дон , German  Calm Don ) (2015) - war drama

Well-known programs :

  • Westi ( German  news ) (since 1991)
  • Westi nedeli ( German  news of the week ) (since 2001)
  • Utro Rossii ( German  Russlands Morgen ) (since 1998)
  • Westi. Deschurnaja chast ( German  news. On-call service )
  • Spezialny korrespondent ( German  special rapporteur )
  • Wokrug sweta ( German  around the world )
  • Spokojnoj notschi, malyschy! ( German  Good Night, Knirpse ) (since 2002)
  • Gorodok ( German  town ) (since 1993)
  • Sto k odnomu ( German  Hundred to One ) (since 1998)
  • Sam sebe reschissjor ( German  I'm my own director ) (since 1992)
  • Woskresny Wetscher s Wladimirom Solowjowym ( German  Sunday evening with Wladimir Solowjow ) (since 2012 on Rossija 1, 2005–2008 on NTW )
  • Tanzy so swjosdami ( German  dancing with stars ), Russian version of Let's Dance
  • Stop and Smechopanorama

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ A b Analysis of Russia by the German Society for Eastern European Studies No. 118/06
  2. ↑ International Society for Human Rights
  3. ↑ Analysis of Russia by the Research Center for Eastern Europe at the University of Bremen from November 28, 2003
  4. ↑ "Санта-Барбара" смывается незаметно
  5. ↑ rutv.ru