Austria24 TV

Austria24 TV was a regional Austrian television broadcaster based in Perg, Upper Austria. It emerged from the media production company Colesnicov TV, Film, Medienproduktion KG, which was founded in Grein in 2010 as a video producer. The company initially distributed a cable television programme called Grein.tv, which was also available as web TV. In February 2013, it began broadcasting programmes under the Austria24 TV name, with each edition lasting 45 to 75 minutes and repeated around the clock for a week. The content focused on current reports from the southern Mühlviertel and northern Mostviertel regions. The channel was available via cable television in the region, via DVB-T through rooftop antennas, over the internet, and nationwide through the A1 TV network. Its technical reach was 135,000 households with 340,000 people. The terrestrial transmitter was located in Kollmitzberg on channel 54 (738.000 MHz), reaching up to 125,000 households. Cable networks in Grein, Bad Kreuzen, Mauthausen, Ried in der Riedmark, Schwertberg, St. Georgen an der Gusen and St. Oswald bei Freistadt served up to 7,500 households. The web stream could be received with a standard video player. At the end of 2016, the company was taken over by M4 Mostviertelfernsehen. Since then, no programmes have been produced or broadcast under the Austria24 TV name. The brand is therefore defunct as a broadcast service, though its former website domain has since been used for a news portal carrying the Austria24 TV name.

Austria24 TV originated from Colesnicov TV, Film, Medienproduktion KG, a media production company based in Grein, Upper Austria, which began operations in 2010 as a video producer. The company initially distributed a cable television programme called Grein.tv, which was also made available as web TV. In February 2013, the company launched regular broadcasts under the Austria24 TV name. These programmes lasted between 45 and 75 minutes and were repeated around the clock for a week. The reports typically covered current events in the southern Mühlviertel and northern Mostviertel regions. The channel was distributed through multiple channels: cable television in the region, DVB-T via rooftop antennas, the internet, and nationwide via the A1 TV network. Its technical reach was 135,000 households with 340,000 people. The terrestrial transmitter in Kollmitzberg operated on channel 54 (738.000 MHz) and reached up to 125,000 households. Cable networks in Grein, Bad Kreuzen, Mauthausen, Ried in der Riedmark, Schwertberg, St. Georgen an der Gusen and St. Oswald bei Freistadt served up to 7,500 households. The web stream was accessible with a standard video player. At the end of 2016, the company was acquired by M4 Mostviertelfernsehen. Following the takeover, no further programmes were produced or broadcast under the Austria24 TV name. The brand ceased to exist as a television service. The former website was archived, and the domain later hosted a news portal using the Austria24 TV name, which publishes articles on Austrian and European topics.

• 2016

  Company taken over by M4 Mostviertelfernsehen at the end of the year; Austria24 TV ceases production and broadcasting.

• 2013

  Launch of regular broadcasts under the Austria24 TV name in February.

• 2010

  Colesnicov TV, Film, Medienproduktion KG founded in Grein, begins as video producer and distributes Grein.tv cable and web TV programme.

Local/regional news broadcaster for the Mühlviertel and Mostviertel regions of Austria.

• Austria24 TV weekly news programmes

  45–75 minute programmes repeated around the clock for a week, covering current events in the southern Mühlviertel and northern Mostviertel.

• Grein.tv

  Cable TV and web TV programme distributed before the Austria24 TV launch.

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