Veronica TV

This article is about . For the old version of Veronica TV from 1995, see RTL7.



1989	1995–1996	1996–1997	1997–1998	1998–1999	1999–2000	2000–2001


2001–2002	2002–2003	2003–2005	2005–2018	2018–2024	2024–present

TV10 Netherlands (first era)[]

1989[]

Veronica TV's history dates back to 1989 when it was originally launched as TV10 Netherlands. Unusually, for a commercial station, this channel was short-lived because it does not carry any advertising so the channel was later closed down the same year. With the channel being shut down, it was discontinued in 6 years until 1995 when TV10 Netherlands was relaunched as TV10 Gold.

TV10 Gold[]

1995–1996[]

On May 1, 1995, TV10 Netherlands was relaunched by Wegener Arcade and the channel was known as TV10 Gold.

TV10 Netherlands (second era)[]

1996–1997[]

In February 1996, the channel was renamed as TV10 thus reviving the channel's original name.

1997–1998[]

Fox Netherlands (first era)[]

1998–1999[]

On 18 December 1998, the channel was rebranded as Fox after the Fox Entertainment Group's takeover. It was later taken over by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation.

Fox8[]

1999–2000[]

In September 1999, the number '8' was added to the logo and the channel's name. The "8" was also similar to the one used by WGHP in High Point, North Carolina. This would be later used in Australia.

Fox Netherlands (second era)[]

2000–2001[]

In September 2000, the name was reverted to Fox, and a new programming started.

V8[]

2001–2002[]

In April 2001, SBS Broadcasting Group bought FOX Nederland from News Corporation. Then on 1 May 2001, the channel was rebranded as V8.

2002–2003[]

Veronica[]

2003–2005[]

In 2002, Veronica launched a programming block on MTV Networks Benelux, but it was unsuccessful. After negotiations with the SBS Broadcasting Group, V8 was rebranded as Veronica TV on 20 September 2003, using the same branding as the long-running Veronica Magazine.

2005–2018[]

In 2007, SBS Broadcasting Group was acquired by ProSiebenSat.1 Media. On 29 July 2011, the Dutch operations of ProSiebenSat.1 Media were sold to Sanoma Media (67%) and Talpa Media Holding (33%).