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| TV station ( private law ) | |
| Program type | Full program |
| reception | analog: Cable digital: DVB-C , DVB-T , livestream |
| Image resolution | 1080i ( HDTV ) |
| Start of transmission | April 5, 1998 |
| owner | Mitteldeutsche Zeitung media group |
| executive Director | Ralf Schietrumpf |
| List of TV channels | |
| Website | |
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TV Halle is a private regional television broadcaster from Halle (Saale) in Saxony-Anhalt . In addition to the main daily broadcasts TV Halle aktuell and hallo Halle! or TV Halle summer tour , many format programs, such as B. SportHalle with the regional sports events, and various entertainment programs and service formats, such as. B. Produced in euros and cents , focus on work or health in Halle . The station is operated by TV Halle Fernsehgesellschaft mbH , in which the Mitteldeutsche Zeitung media group holds 74.8 percent and the broadcaster's managing director Ralf Schietrumpf with 25.2 percent.
The media authority responsible is the Sachsen-Anhalt media authority .
reception
At the moment, around 700,000 people in Halle, Leuna, Bad Dürrenberg, Salzmünde, Merseburg and other parts of the Saalekreis and the surrounding districts can receive the transmitter technically. TV hall will u. a. digitally fed into the cable networks of Pÿur , S + K, Vodafone Kabel Deutschland, as well as Muth and Antec. Since October 21, 2009, the signal has also been broadcast via DVB-T and as a live stream on the Saxony-Anhalt media portal. It is the first private broadcaster to be received in this way in Saxony-Anhalt and, after Leipzig, the second local DVB-T network in central Germany. A four-meter-high antenna was installed on the Halle Tower on Magdeburger Strasse in Halle for distribution. As part of a pilot project, TV Halle could also be received via DMB as mobile TV in Saxony-Anhalt.
On March 28, 2017, TV Halle changed the DVB-T channel from 55 to 40. Since December 21, 2017, the station has also been fed into the most important cable networks in Halle in HD resolution, with additional cable networks and broadcasting to follow in April 2018 via DVB-T.
history
A local TV station was to be established in the city of Saale as early as the mid-1990s. The tender at the time was won by the Berlin television broadcaster FAB , which wanted to set up a regional branch of its program in Halle. The project failed, among other things, due to legal disputes over broadcasting licenses of the losing RTL group.
Broadcasting began on April 5, 1998.
TV Halle received criticism when only one recorded special program was broadcast during the flood in 2013 , which was repeated over and over again because a live broadcast was not possible at the time.
The self-produced news and magazines were previously moderated in front of a blue screen and the background, the virtual set, was inserted via the direction with computers. Since September 26, 2016 hello Halle! produced from a real backdrop. The studio and the control room were converted for this during the 2016 summer tour . The moderators now moderate with the help of a teleprompter and can move around freely in the studio, discussion groups would also be possible.
On January 15, 2020, the DuMont media group announced the sale of the Mitteldeutsche Zeitung media group to the Bauer Media Group .
program
A magazine ( hello Halle! Or summer tour ) is broadcast during the week from 6 p.m. , and the news ( TV Halle aktuell ) is integrated into it . This is followed by the MZ ticker , in which the headlines of the Mitteldeutsche Zeitung of the next day are presented. Then there is another program that was either produced by TV Halle itself or by a third-party provider (example: Kuno's music magazine ). Then billboards are broadcast until the next full hour.
At the weekend there is a weekly review of the respective magazine . This lasts a little longer than the program during the week because most of the topics are repeated. Then other programs are repeated. The rhythm is always different here, as most programs take longer on weekends.
broadcasts
- TV Halle aktuell (news in hello Halle! Or summer tour)
- hello hall! (City magazine, Mon-Fri)
- hello hall! The week (city magazine, thematic weekly review Sat-Sun)
- hello hall! - on site (city magazine, moderation outside the studio)
- TV Halle summer tour (city magazine, moderation in the city area, every summer)
- SportHalle (sports magazine)
- Healthy in Halle (health magazine)
- On Euro & Cent (money guide)
- Focus on work (job magazine)
- Hall in focus (city council meeting)
- KinoNews TV * (cinema magazine)
- making-of * (cinema magazine)
- Little people, big questions (knowledge magazine for children)
- Silberlinge / Silberlinge / Das Magazin (district magazine)
- MZ-Ticker (headlines of the Mitteldeutsche Zeitung the next day)
Programs marked with * are not produced by TV Halle.
Moderators
Current moderators
| Moderator | Started | broadcasts |
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| Ralf Scheibe | 2014 | hello hall! and summer tour |
| Christian Kadlubietz | unknown | hello Halle !, summer tour and Silberlinge - Das Magazin |
| Sandra Rada | unknown | Healthy in Halle and on euros and cents |
| Torsten Grundmann | unknown | Gym |
Former moderators
| Moderator | Started | broadcast |
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| Sandra Mieske | April 5, 1998 (since it started broadcasting) | hello hall! and summer tour |
| Ute Tietz | unknown | hello Halle !, summer tour and on euro and cents |
Web links
- TV Halle website
- Live stream from TV Halle on the media portal of Medienanstalt Sachsen-Anhalt
Individual evidence
- ^ TV Halle kek-online.de
- ↑ TV Halle starts DVB-T test operations in Halle / Saale. In: DVB-T Central Germany. DVB-T Central Germany, October 21, 2009, accessed on October 26, 2009 .
- ↑ Facebook posting from TV Halle for the first broadcast from the new studio. In: www.facebook.com. Retrieved October 23, 2016 .
- ↑ Coup in the print market: What the Bauer Media Group could do with the “Mitteldeutsche Zeitung” meedia.de, January 15, 2020