RTL9 | Logopedia



1955–1960	1960–1972	1972–1982	1982–1991	1991–1994


1994–1995	1995–2006	2006–2011	2011–2023	2023–present

Télé Luxembourg[]

1955–1960[]

SVG NEEDED

1960–1972[]

1972–1982[]

SVG NEEDED

RTL Television[]

1982–1991[]

During this period the channel's Belgian feed became an independent channel.

RTL TV[]

1991–1994[]

In line with the realignment of RTL's operations in Luxembourg, coupled with the start of RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg to up its public service commitments in its home country's national language, the channel was reformatted to the French cable market.

1994–1995[]

RTL9[]

1995–2006[]

For its fortieth anniversary in 1995, the channel was rebranded as RTL9 in order to aim at a predominantly young demographic.

2006–2011[]

SVG NEEDED

2011–2023[]

In 2017, Mediawan became the sole owner of the channel.

2023–present[]

The channel changed its color scheme to hues of purple in 2023 as part of its new rebrand, with the graphics emphasizing its amount of movies on air.

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Mediawan Thematics

Part of Mediawan

Notes

¹	Co-owned with NBCUniversal.

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Mediawan

Production studios:

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Leonine

Part of Mediawan

Predecessors: Tele München Gruppe | Universum Film GmBH | i&u TV | Wiedemann & Berg

Leonine Distribution¹:
Concorde Filmverleih | Concorde Home Entertainment | Tele München | TM International | Universum Film GmBH

Television channels:
RTL Zwei (31.5%)²

Other assets:
Load Studios | Storied Media Group | Leonine Licensing

Former assets:
Tele 5³

Notes:
¹All distribution companies within the division would start to operate as Leonine name as of January 1, 2020.
²Joint venture with RTL Group, The Walt Disney Company, Bauer Media Group and Hubert Burda Media.
³Acquired by Discovery, Inc. on September 1, 2020.

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Mediawan Thematics

Part of Mediawan

Notes

¹	Co-owned with NBCUniversal.

Other assets
Mediawan Rights | Mediawan Podcast | Mediawan Digital

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RTL Group

Part of Bertelsmann

Luxembourg
Television channels
RTL Lëtzebuerg | RTL Zwee
Television newscast
RTL De Journal

Digital services:
RTL Play | RTL Today | RTL Infos

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RTL Deutschland

Part of RTL Group

Pay-TV:
RTL Living | RTL Crime | RTL Passion | Geo Television

Publishing assets:
Brigitte | Capital | GEO | Stern | Eltern

Digital services:
RTL+ | RTL.de | Wetter.de

Divested assets:
RTL Shop

Notes:
¹Joint venture with The Walt Disney Company, Tele München Gruppe, Bauer Media Group and Hubert Burda Media.

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RTL Magyarország

Part of RTL Group

Official website
RTL.hu

Programs
RTL Híradó | Fókusz | Barátok közt | ValóVilág | X-Faktor

Video-on-demand service
RTL+

Defunct
Reflektor TV | RTL Spike¹ | Humor 1

Notes:
¹Brand licensed to and operated by Paramount

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Groupe M6

Part of RTL Group

Radio stations:
RTL | RTL2 | Fun Radio

Other assets:
Girondins Bordeaux | Gulli Prime | SND | SNC

¹Acquired from Lagardère.
²Joint venture with Groupe TF1.
³Joint venture with Groupe TF1 and France Télévisions.

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Atresmedia

Part of DeAgostini (81.4%) and RTL Group (19.6%)

Atresmedia Radio
Onda Cero | Europa FM | Melodía FM

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Antena 3 original programming

This is a list of programmes broadcast and/or produced by Antena 3. Most of the programmes below are also broadcast outside Spain through Antena 3 Internacional. No imported programming is included. Most Original Series were excluded to avoid problems with the template's length.

Notes
¹Spanish version of The Million Pound Drop (later The £100K Drop), produced by Remarkable Television and broadcast in Britain through Channel 4.
²Spanish version of Wheel of Fortune, currently distributed by CBS Media Ventures.
³Spanish version of The Voice, currently owned by ITV Studios.
⁴Spanish version of The Alphabet Game, produced by Objective Productions and the BBC.
⁵Spanish version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, currently distributed by Sony Pictures Television.
⁶Spanish version of Il Grande Gioco dell'oca, created by Jocelyn Hattab and broadcast in Italy through Rai 2.
⁷Spanish version of The Price is Right, currently owned by Fremantle.
⁸Spanish version of Let's Make a Deal, currently distributed by CAN'T STOP media.
⁹Produced by Magnolia TV.
¹⁰Currently distributed by Endemol Shine Group.
¹¹Broadcast since 2013.
¹²Adaptation of the homonym Colombian soap opera, distributed by Caracol Televisión.
¹³Co-produced with Vancouver Media and Netflix.
¹⁴Adaptation of the Turkish soap opera Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne?, distributed by Kanal D International.
¹⁵Original Series that premiered early on Atresplayer Premium.

Programmes broadcast in laSexta:
laSexta Noticias | El Intermedio | Más Vale Tarde | Pesadilla en la Cocina | ¿Te lo vas a comer?

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Fremantle

Part of RTL Group (Bertelsmann)

Germany (UFA): UFA Fiction | UFA Serial Drama | UFA Show & Factual | UFA X | UFA Talent Base

Italy: Lux Vide | Wildside | Vision Distribution | The Apartment Pictures | Wavy

Netherlands: Fiction Valley | Blue Circle | No Pictures Please

France: Fontaram Productions | Kwaï

Australia: Spring | Eureka Productions | Easy Tiger

Other assets:
Fremantle International | Buzzr | Light House Cinema | Pálás Cinema | Volta

Former assets
Defunct: Switzerland: RTL ProSieben Schweiz¹ | India: Big RTL Thrill² | France: DIC Entertainment³ | United States: LBS Communications, Inc.

Unlaunched: Poland: TV7¹²

Notes:
¹Joint venture with ProSiebenSat.1.
²Joint venture with Reliance Broadcast Network.
³ Joint venture with WildBrain.
⁴Sold to Northern & Shell. Now owned by Paramount.
⁵Sold to DPG Media and Groupe Rossel.
⁶Sold to DPG Media.
⁷Sold to Central European Media Enterprises.
⁸Sold to ITI Group. Now owned by TVN Warner Bros. Discovery.
⁹Joint venture with CBS Studios International.
¹⁰Sold to National Media Group.
¹¹Sold to Mediawan Thematics.
¹²Joint venture with ITI Poland, Reuters Polska, and many other companies.