RTL ProSieben Schweiz

RTL ProSieben Schweiz was a Swiss television channel launched on August 16, 1999 as a joint venture between RTL Group and ProSiebenSat.1. However, unusually for a commercial channel, it did not broadcast advertisements. The channel closed on March 24, 2000, presumably due to their failure to attract advertisers to the channel, which was only receivable for a few thousand viewers.

1999–2000[]

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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.

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ProSiebenSat.1 Media

Part of MFE - MediaForEurope (75.61%)

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.