Mezzo



1992–1995	1995–1998	1998–2002	2002–2003


2003–2008	2008–2009	2009–2023	2023–present

France Supervision[]

1992–1995[]

Mezzo was launched as France Supervision by France Télévision in 1992. It broadcast programs from France 2 and France 3 using the D2-MAC system in 16:9 with stereo sound.

1995–1998[]

Mezzo[]

1998–2002[]

Designer:

Beethoven 26bis

Typography:

Unknown

Launched:

March 31, 1998

On March 31, 1998, France Supervision was renamed to Mezzo.

2002–2003[]

BETTER LOGO NEEDED

On April 12, 2002, Muzzik and Mezzo merged. This logo was used on their website.

2003–2008[]

A new, more modern look for Mezzo was introduced on October 3, 2003.

2008–2009[]

In January 2008, Mezzo unveiled a new logo.

2009–2023[]

Designer:

Dream On

Typography:

Unknown

Launched:

Unknown

2023–present[]

Designer:

Unknown

Typography:

Gilroy

Launched:

March 21, 2023

In 2023, Mezzo unveiled a new logo for their 25th anniversary.

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France Télévisions

French channels:

France 2 | France 3 | France 4/Culturebox | France 5 | Franceinfo

Digital channels: France.tv Paris 2024 | France.tv Docs | France.tv Séries

Thematic channels:
Planète+ Crime (34%)

International channels:
TV5Monde | TV5Monde Style | Arte¹ (Other)

Blocks:
Okoo | TiVi5Monde (TV5Monde)

Newscasts
France 2: Le Journal
France 3: ICI 12/13 | ICI 19/20
Franceinfo: 23h Info

Disbanded:
Gulli | France 24 (50%) | Mezzo (40%) | Mezzo Live HD (40%) | Euronews

¹Joint venture with ARD and ZDF.
²Joint venture with TF1 and Groupe M6.
³TF1, the former main channel of what is now France Télévisions, was privatized in April 1987 and is now the flagship channel of Groupe TF1.

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Lagardère

Part of Vivendi (60%)

Lagardère News
Radio
Europe 1 | Europe 2 | RFM

Magazine press
Paris Match | Le Journal du dimanche | Parents | Infobébés

Internet
Newsweb | Doctissimo | Selma

Notes

¹	Sold to Groupe M6 (RTL Group).
²	Sold to Czech Media Invest, currently owned by Agora S.A..

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Canal+ Group

Part of Vivendi

Free-to-air channels:
C8 | CStar | CNews

Additional sport channels:
Canal+ Premier League

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Canal+ Polska

Parent companies: Canal+ Group (51%), TVN Warner Bros. Discovery (32%) and Liberty Global (17%)

Satellite platform
Canal+
Predecessors
Cyfra+ | n | Wizja TV

Other channels
Ale Kino+ | MiniMini+ | Planete+ | TeleToon+ | Novelas+ (+1)

Upcoming channels
Canal+ Extra 5 | Canal+ Extra 6 | Canal+ Extra 7

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M7 Group

Part of Canal+ Group

Television channels:
Austria, Netherlands, Czech Republic and Slovakia: Canal+ Action | Czech Republic and Slovakia: Canal+ Sport (2 | Pop-Up: 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8) | Prima SK (Cool | Love)¹ | Hungary: Direct One | Romania: Focus Sat TV

Defunct:
Canal+ First | Diveo | HD Austria | UPC DTH

¹ Under license from TV Prima.

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SPI International

Part of Canal+ Group

Film1 channels
Film1 (Premiere | Family | Drama | Action)

Other content
FilmBox + | Filmbox On Demand | FightBox Live | FunBox UHD App

Defunct
Film1 Sundance | FilmBox Plus Hungary | Timeless Dizi Channel (Poland)

V • T • E Canal+ Myanmar
Part of Canal+ Group Television channels Canal+ Action \| Canal+ Cha Tate \| Canal+ Gita \| Canal+ Ha Ha! \| Canal+ Kyi Lite \| Canal+ Mae Madi \| Canal+ Pu Tu Tue \| Canal+ Sports \| Canal+ Su Sann \| Canal+ Zat Lenn

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Viaplay Group

Shareholders: Canal+ Group | PPF Group

Predecessor: Modern Times Group

Film channels:
Nordics: V Film (Premiere | Action | Hits | Family) | V Series (excluding Finland)

Radio networks:
Sweden: Rix FM | Star FM | Lugna favoriter | Bandit Rock | Power Hit Radio | Svenska Favoriter
Norway: NRJ | P4 | P5 (Nonstop Hits) | P6 | P7 | P8 | P9 | P10 | P11 | Tour of Norway
Finland: Radio Nova