Kiss TV (Romania)

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1999–2004	2004–2006	2006–2007	2007–2014	2014–present

Kiss TV is a Romanian music-oriented television channel owned by Greece's Antenna Group since 2014. It was previously owned by ProSiebenSat.1 Media until 2013, when it sold all of its Romanian operations.

Atomic TV[]

Not to be confused with the new Atomic TV, which is separate from Kiss TV.

1999–2004[]

Kiss TV was launched as Atomic TV on February 3, 1999.

In September 2021, Atomic TV announced it'll be returning on air in Romania after 17 years since the channel launched. It launched in November 2021.

TV K Lumea[]

2004–2006[]

Atomic split into two channels in 2003, with the original rebranding to TV K Lumea on June 26, 2004.

Kiss TV[]

2006–2007[]

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On November 9, 2006, TV K Lumea was renamed to Kiss TV.

2007–2014[]

2014–present[]

External links[]

Official website

V • T • E

Antenna Group

Television channels:

Radio stations:
Greece: Rythmos 94.9 | Easy 97.2
Romania:¹ Kiss FM | Magic FM | Rock FM

Other assets:
Daphne Communications | Niki Publishing | Heaven Music

¹Acquired from ProSiebenSat.1 Media.
²Acquired from Sony Pictures Entertainment
³Under license from Viasat.
⁴Sold to Kopernikus Corporation.
⁵Sold to Modern Times Group and later to Advance Media. Currently owned by United Group.
⁶First sold to Telekom Slovenije and later to TV2 Csoport. Formerly a joint venture.
⁷Acquired from Infinity Media.

V • T • E

ProSiebenSat.1 Media

Seven.One Entertainment Group

Free-to-air channels:
Germany: ProSieben (Maxx) | Sat.1 (Gold) | kabel eins (Doku) | Sixx

Pay television channels:
Germany: Sat.1 emotions | kabel eins classics | ProSieben Fun | ProSiebenSat.1 UHD
Canada: ProSiebenSat.1 Welt

Newscasts:
:newstime | 17:30 Sat.1 (regional)

Production companies:
Studio71 | Seven.One Production | Redseven Entertainment | SevenPictures | Pyjama Pictures

Digital and distribution:
Red Arrow Studios International | Redseven Brand & Digital Studio | Studio71

Notes
¹Acquired from Tele München Gruppe.
²Joint venture with RTL Group.
³Sold to Axel Springer and renamed to Welt in 2018.
⁴Sold to Antenna Group.
⁵Sold to Clever Group.
⁶Sold to Andrew Vajna (1944–2019).
⁷Sold to Anthem Sports & Entertainment in 2021.
⁸Sold to De Vijver Media, now owned by Telenet division of Liberty Global.
⁹Sold to a joint venture of Talpa Network and Sanoma. Talpa later bought Sanoma’s shares in 2017, making it a wholly-owned subsidiary of Talpa.
¹⁰Sold to Discovery Communications in 2013 and folded into Discovery Networks International.