Yettel (Bulgaria)

Revision as of 12:31, 11 May 2020


2001-2006	2006-2014
2001-2006	2006-2014	2014-present

Globul

2001–2006

File:Globul logo 2001.png

File:Globul slogan 2001.gif

Logo with slogan.

2006–2014

File:Globul logo.png

Globul changed its logo to match that of Cosmote, its parent at the time.

File:Globul Cosmote Group.jpg

Telenor

2014–present

OTE sold Globul to Telenor in 2013, and Globul was rebranded as Telenor Bulgaria. Telenor sold its Bulgarian operations to PPF Group in 2018, along with its Hungarian, Montenegrin and Serbian operations. However, the Telenor brand will remain.

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PPF Group

Telecommunications assets:

O₂:¹ Czech Republic | Slovakia
Yettel:² Bulgaria | Hungary | Serbia

Television broadcasting:
Czech Republic: O₂ TV (Fotbal | Hokej | Sport)

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Central European Media Enterprises

Part of PPF Group

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RTL Hrvatska

Part of Central European Media Enterprises

Newscasts
RTL Danas | RTL Vijesti | RTL Direkt

Video-on-demand service
Voyo

Defunct
Play | RTL Plus

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Pro TV SRL

Part of Central European Media Enterprises

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Pro TV original programming

Current

Upcoming
MasterChef Romania | Vocea României

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Acasă original programming

Current

Știrile Acasă (Actualități | Magazin)

Moldova
Pro TV Chișinău | Acasă

Online only channels
Pro TV News

Radio (together with Digi)
Pro FM | Digi FM | Dance FM | Chill FM

Other
Pro News | Voyo (Voyo News) | Sport.ro

Notes
¹Under license from Viacom.

Slovenia
Kanal A | Pop TV | BRIO | KINO | OTO

Video-on-demand services
Voyo | Nova Plus (Czech Republic)

Former operations
Divested
Croatia¹
Nova TV | Doma TV | Mini TV | Nova World

Ukraine²
1+1 | Kino | TET

Notes
¹Sold to United Group.
²Sold to Privat Group.
³Under license from Viacom.
⁴Acquired from RTL Group.

Former assets:
O2 TV Tenis | Telenor (Montenegro)^{2 3}

Notes:
¹Brand licensed from Telefónica.
²Acquired from Telenor in 2018.
³Sold off to 4iG in 2022.

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Telenor

Current operations:

Other operations:
Maritime telecommunication: Telenor Maritim Radio (Norway)
Financial: Telenor Microfinance Bank (Pakistan)
Television services: Allente (Nordics), T-We (Norway), Telenor MyTV (Hungary)
Machine-to-machine/IoT: Telenor Connexion
Other holdings: VEON (14.8%) (Kyivstar/Other)

Related: Telenor Arena

¹Co-owned with Axiata.
²Sold to PPF Group in 2018 with the Telenor brand changed to Yettel in 2022.
³Sold to PPF Group in 2018, and later to 4iG in 2022 with the Telenor brand changed in the same year.
⁴Merged into Bharti Airtel in 2018 and closed.
⁵Became O₂ Ireland; merged with Three in 2015.

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Deutsche Telekom

Main companies

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OTE

Main companies

Cosmote (TV) | Frog Mobile | Germanos | OTE Allo | What's Up

Television channels
Cosmote Cinema (1 | 2 | 3 | Christmas | Oscars) | Cosmote History | Cosmote Series (Marathon) | Cosmote Sport (1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 4K | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | Highlights)

Notes:
¹Sold to Telekom Slovenije.
²Sold to Orange S.A..
³Sold to Deutsche Telekom.
⁴Sold to Telenor.

Television channels (via OTE)
Cosmote Cinema | Cosmote Sport

Other brands
Austria: Magenta
Greece (via OTE): Cosmote (TV) | Frog Mobile
United Kingdom: EE (via BT Group)²
Romania: Combridge

Notes:
¹Co-owned with Tele2.
²Deutsche Telekom holds a 12% stake in BT Group, the present owner of EE. EE was formed by the merger of T-Mobile UK and Orange (UK).
³Acquired by Telenor. Now part of PPF Group.
⁴Acquired by Telekom Slovenije. Now part of A1 Telekom Austria Group.
⁵Acquired by Vivacom (which was acquired by United Group).
⁶Sold to Globe Telecom.
⁷Sold to Orange S.A..
⁸Sold to Clever Group.

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Changes: Yettel (Bulgaria)

Revision as of 12:31, 11 May 2020

Globul

2001–2006

2006–2014

Telenor

2014–present