AKTA TV
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Private | |
Industry | Telecommunication |
Founded | 2005 |
Headquarters | Bucharest, Romania |
Products | Direct broadcast satellite |
Parent | Digital Cable Systems |
Website | www.akta.ro |
AKTA TV is a Romanian DTH platform. It belongs to Digital Cable Systems, a telecommunication operator which offers satellite, cable television, internet and telephony in over 2,500 locations in Romania.
It was launched in Romania in June 2005 under the name Max TV. From 2008, the official name is AKTA TV.
Contents
Launch dates[edit]
- 9 September 2005 - HBO and Cinemax become available in the AKTA TV package.
- 9 March 2006 - Digital Cable System launches an offer for its new users.
- 18 February 2007 - Kanal D becomes available in the AKTA TV package.
- 1 April 2007 - Romantica becomes available in the AKTA TV package.
- 9 April 2007 - Antena 2 becomes available in the AKTA TV package.
- 13 April 2007 - HBO Comedy becomes available in the AKTA TV package.
Channels[edit]
Basic[edit]
- AKTA Info
- TVR 1
- TVR 2
- TVR 3
- TVR Cultural
- Antena 1
- Antena 2
- Pro TV
- Acasa Gold
- Acasa TV
- Kanal D
- Prima TV
- Film Cafe
- B1 TV
- National TV
- Muscel TV
- TVH
- Alfa Omega TV
- National 24 Plus
- Neptun TV
- Credo
- Columna TV
Movies[edit]
- Pro Cinema
- Diva
- AMC
- TCM
- AXN
- AXN Black
- AXN White
- HBO
- HBO Comedy
- Cinemax
- TV1000
- Film Cafe
- Universal Channel
- Filmbox
- Filmbox Plus
- Filmbox Family
- Bollywood TV Film
- Bollywood Classic
Sports[edit]
- Eurosport
- Eurosport 2
- Sport.ro
- Dolce Sport 1
- Auto Motor & Sport
- Extreme Sports Channel
- Fishing & Hunting
- Dolce Sport 2
Children[edit]
Lifestyle[edit]
Documentary / Reality[edit]
- National Geographic Channel
- Animal Planet
- CBS Reality
- Discovery Channel
- Discovery Science
- Discovery Travel & Living
- Discovery World
- History Channel
- Investigation Discovery
- Travel Channel
- Viasat Explorer
- Viasat History
- Viasat Nature
Music[edit]
- MTV Romania
- VH 1
- U TV
- Kiss TV
- Etno TV
- Party TV
News[edit]
Religious[edit]
- Speranta TV
- Trinitas TV
Teleshopping[edit]
- TopShop TV
Adult[edit]
- FreeX TV
- XDream TV
External links[edit]
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