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This article is about the German television network. For the French one, see Première (pay television network).
For other uses, see Premiere (disambiguation).
Premiere
TypePay TV network
Country
Germany
AvailabilityCable
Satellite
Broadcast area
Germany, Austria
OwnerPremiere AG
Key people
Michael Börnicke, Chairman
Launch date
February 28, 1991
Official website
http://www.premiere.de/

Premiere is the first German Pay-TV company, offering several channels of digital content via satellite and cable.

The channel originally started off as a single Astra analogue satellite channel, showing films dubbed in German, live football matches from the German Bundesliga (league championship) and once the UEFA Cup. As well as documentaries, TV series and once in the mid 90's late-night erotic films. After the coming of the digital age, the service has since consisted of many channels with many new ones added over the years.

Channels

  • PREMIERE START (Discontinued)

PREMIERE HIGH DEFINITION

PREMIERE BLOCKBUSTER

  • PREMIERE 1
  • PREMIERE 2 (timeshifting program of Prmiere 1)
  • PREMIERE 3
  • PREMIERE 4
  • DISNEY CHANNEL

PREMIERE ENTERTAINMENT

  • PREMIERE FILMFEST
  • PREMIERE FILMCLASSICS
  • PREMIERE NOSTALGIE
  • PREMIERE KRIMI (Thriller, Mystery Stories)
  • PREMIERE SERIE

PREMIERE SPORT PORTAL

PREMIERE THEMA

PREMIERE STAR

See also

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