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ProSiebenSat.1 Media AG is a European media conglomerate, operating commercial television, premium pay channels, radio stations and related print businesses. It was formed on October 2nd 2000 by merger of German TV broadcasters ProSieben Media AG and Sat.1 SatellitenFernsehen GmbH. Through takeover of SBS Broadcasting Group on June 27th 2007 it now has operations in 13 European countries.
The headquarters are located in Unterföhring/Munich.

History

ProSiebenSat.1 programs had low ratings because of inconvincing marketing efforts. So ProSiebenSat.1 was bought by the American media tycoon Haim Saban for approximately $700 million. After Saban lost interest in the company because the programs could not compete with Bertelsmann's channels RTL, Vox, and Super RTL, he started an auction to sell the company. Possible bidders were Axel Springer AG, Dogan Group of Turkey, Permira/Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and some others like Goldman Sachs/APEX. The Axel Springer AG's bid was rejected by a federal competition commission, "Bundeskartellamt", because of the influence of Springer in Germany's media who owns already the nations most selling tabloid BILD and the newspaper Die Welt. On December 14 2006, Germany's Handelsblatt reported that the winner of the bid was the consortium of Permira/KKR. A possible bidder for the company was Silvio Berlusconi, owner of Mediaset and former Italian prime minister. On June 27 2007, ProSieben bought SBS Broadcasting for the total sum of €3.3 billion. SBS was also owned by Permira/KKR.

Devisions

German language Free-to-air, Pay-TV- and Transaction-TV Channels

Germany Austria Switzerland USA and Canada
Free-to-air

  • kabel eins austria
  • ProSieben Austria
  • Puls 4
    (formerly Puls TV)
  • Sat.1 Österreich
  • ProSieben Schweiz
  • Sat.1 Schweiz
  • Pay-TV

    Transaction-TV

    Former Channels

    sonnenklar TV was sold of to BigXtra in September 2005.

    European Free-to-air, Pay-TV- and Radio channels

    Belgium Bulgaria Denmark Finland Greece Netherlands Norway Romania Sweden Hungary
    Free-to-air

  • The Voice TV
  • Kanal 4
  • Kanal 5 (Denmark)
  • Kanal 5 HD (Denmark)
  • The Voice TV
  • SBS Net
  • The Voice TV
  • FEM
  • TV Norge
  • The Voice TV
  • Prima TV
  • Kiss TV
  • Kanal 5
  • The Voice TV
  • Kanal 9
  • TV2
  • Pay-TV
    VT4 HD C More Entertainment (Denmark)

    • Canal+ First
    • Canal+ Hits
    • Canal+ Sport1
    • Canal+ Sport2
    • Canal+ Drama
    • Canal+ Comedy
    • Canal+ Action
    • Canal+ Film HD

    C More Entertainment (Finland)

    • Canal+ First
    • Canal+ Hits
    • Canal+ Sport1
    • Canal+ Sport2
    • Canal+ Drama
    • Canal+ Comedy
    • Canal+ Action
    • Canal+ Film HD

    C More Entertainment (Norway)

    • Canal+ First
    • Canal+ Hits
    • Canal+ Sport1
    • Canal+ Sport2
    • Canal+ Drama
    • Canal+ Comedy
    • Canal+ Action
    • Canal+ Film HD

    C More Entertainment (Sweden)

    • Canal+ First
    • Canal+ Hits
    • Canal+ Sport1
    • Canal+ Sport2
    • Canal+ Drama
    • Canal+ Comedy
    • Canal+ Action
    • Canal+ Film HD

    Radio

  • The Voice (Denmark)
  • Radio City Rock du Kender
  • POP FM
  • Nyhedsradioen 24-7
  • Kiss FM
  • Iskelma Radio
  • Pop and rock classic
  • Radio City
  • [[[Lampsi 92.3 FM] lampsifm.com]]
  • Magic FM
  • Kiss FM
  • One FM
  • Mix Megapol
  • Radio City 107.0
  • Radio City 107.3
  • 106.7 FM Rockklassiker
  • Vinyl 107
  • The Voice Hiphop & RnB 105.9
  • Studio 107.5
  • References

    Annual Report 2007

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