Max TV

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Max TV
Type	Private
Founded	2005
Headquarters	Bucharest, Romania
Industry	Telecommunication
Products	Direct broadcast satellite
Parent	Digital Cable System
Website	www.maxtv.ro

Digital Cable System, the owner of Max TV, is a corporation of firms who provide DTH services of satellite television. Max TV is the third operator of this kind, and was launched in Romania in June 2005.

[edit] Launch dates

• 9 September 2005 - HBO and Cinemax become available in the Max TV package.
• 9 March 2006 - Digital Cable System launches an offer for its new users.
• 18 February 2007 - Kanal D becomes available in the Max TV package.
• 1 April 2007 - Romantica becomes available in the Max TV package.
• 9 April 2007 - Antena 2 becomes available in the Max TV package.
• 13 April 2007 - HBO Comedy becomes available in the Max TV package.

[edit] Channels

[edit] Basic

• TVR 1
• TVR 2
• TVR Cultural
• Antena 1
• Antena 2
• Pro TV
• Pro TV International
• Acasa
• Kanal D
• Romantica
• B1 TV
• National TV
• OTV
• DDTV
• Credo TV
• TV RM
• Alfa Omega TV

[edit] Movies

• Pro Cinema
• Hallmark
• TCM
• AXN
• AXN Crime
• AXN Sci Fi
• HBO
• HBO Comedy
• Cinemax
• TV1000

[edit] Sports

• Eurosport
• Eurosport 2
• Sport.ro
• Telesport
• Motors TV
• Extreme Sports Channel

[edit] Children

• Animax
• Boomerang
• Cartoon Network
• Jetix
• Minimax

[edit] Lifestyle

• Euforia Lifestyle
• Fashion TV

[edit] Documentary / Reality

• National Geographic
• Animal Planet
• Discovery Channel
• Discovery Science
• Discovery Travel & Living
• Discovery Civilisation
• Travel Channel
• Viasat Explorer
• Viasat History
• Zone Club
• Zone Reality

[edit] Music

• MTV Romania
• VH 1
• U TV
• Kiss TV
• Etno TV
• Party TV

[edit] News

• Realitatea TV
• Antena 3
• The Money Channel

[edit] Adult

• FreeX TV
• XDream TV

[edit] External links

• Max TV

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