tm3 (1995)
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| TV station ( private law ) | |
| Program type | Special interest channels mainly for women (entertainment) |
| reception | Cable , satellite |
| business | August 25, 1995 to August 31, 2001 |
| owner | Tele Munich Group , Bauer Publishing Group , Euvía Media |
| executive Director | Jochen Kröhne (1995 - 6/2000), Marco Deutsch (7/2000 - 1/2001), Thomas Brönauer (2001), Christiane zu Salm (2001) |
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tm3 was a German-speaking private broadcaster under the management of Tele München Gruppe , Bauer Verlagsgruppe and Euvía Media. On September 1, 2001 it became the channel 9Live , which in turn was discontinued on August 9, 2011.
The aim of the station, which was launched on August 25, 1995, was initially to entertain women , for example with fashion programs or the daily lifestyle show Leben & Wohnen , which was moderated by Andrea Sokol . tm3 was based in Munich , the managing director was Marco Deutsch.
history
In October 1999 , the Bavarian State Center for New Media approved an application for the following six thematic programs :
- TM3 - Living & Living: Dream garden
- TM3 - Living & Living: Nice ambience
- TM3 - Living & Living: Healthy Enjoyment
- TM3 - Leben & Wohnen: Type-appropriate fashion
- TM3 - sport
- TM3 - cinema fun
In the same year the former “women's broadcaster” secured the broadcasting rights for the UEFA Champions League for DM 850 million for four years and broadcast live for one season until it was sold to RTL and Premiere in 2000.
At the beginning of 2001 the travel show holiday ready started on tm3 , which was renamed sonnenklar in the same year . Building on the concept of this program, the broadcaster sonnenklar.TV emerged in 2003 .
News Corp. took over the station between 1999 and 2000 and converted it into a "Champions League station". Interest declined in 2001; it was taken over by HOT Networks GmbH and ProSiebenSat.1 Media AG.
On April 23, 2001, tm3 started an interactive live entertainment (13 hours per day) under the motto “As live as life”, which paved the way for the successor channel 9Live.
Restart
On June 1, 2017, Timo C. Storost brought tm3 into play as the new name of his channel Family TV . The name was finally changed in January 2019.
Web links
- Channel history of tm3 and 9Live ( Memento from December 4, 2000 in the Internet Archive )
- tm3 website ( Memento from December 4, 2000 in the Internet Archive )
Individual evidence
- ↑ Conclusion, Aus, Vorbei Süddeutsche Zeitung of August 4, 2011. Retrieved on August 12, 2011.
- ↑ Program list 2000, p. 71. (PDF) Commission to determine concentration in the media sector (KEK), July 1, 2000, accessed on August 5, 2016 .