TV3 (Estonia)
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| TV station ( private law ) | |
| Program type | Full program |
| reception | analog terrestrial , cable and satellite |
| Image resolution | ( Entry missing ) |
| Start of transmission | April 11, 1993 (as Tele-3 ) June 8, 1997 (as TV3 ) |
| owner | AS All Media Eesti ( TV3 Group ) |
| List of TV channels | |
TV3 is an Estonian television station. It started on June 8, 1997 as the successor to the television station Tele-3 . TV3 was initially owned by the Modern Times Group . In 2017, MTG sold the Baltic channels of the TV3 Group (and thus also TV3 Estonia) to the investment company Providence Equity Partners .
history
For a long time TV3 had better ratings than the private broadcaster Kanal 2 . However, this did not stay that way when he fundamentally changed his program in 2006. Many shows had problems getting enough viewers. In the same year, the then director of the station, Jüri Pihel, left TV3.
In 2009, all Baltic TV3 programs changed their logo. The news program Seitsmesed uudised (news at 7) was discontinued and the new program TV3 uudised (TV3 news), which had the same format as the Latvian and Lithuanian news programs.
In January 2011, the Finnish journalist and producer Mikko Silvennoinen was appointed the new director of TV3. In the following February the format of the news programs was changed again, so that Seitsmesed uudised was broadcast again.
program
In-house productions
TV3 broadcasts its own productions such as the casting show Eesti otsib superstaari , the talk show Kolmeraudne , the drama series Elu keset linna and the sitcom Ment .
Third-party productions
The largest part of the program consists of third-party productions from the United States , such as Bones , CSI: Miami , Glee or Under the Dome .
Web links
- TV3 (Estonian)
Footnotes
- ↑ Providence Equity Partners press release: Providence Equity Partners Agrees to Acquire MTG Baltics , March 17, 2017, accessed April 2, 2020.