Antena 1 (Romania)

Antena 1
Launched	November 29, 1993 [1]
Owned by	Antena TV Group (Intact Media Group)
Picture format	1080i HDTV; (downscaled to 16:9 576i for the SDTV feed)
Slogan	Mereu cu tine
Country	Romania
Broadcast area	Romania
Sister channel(s)	Antena 2, Antena 3, Antena 4 - Euforia lifestyle TV, Antena i, ZU TV
Website	a1.ro; observatornews.ro
Availability
Satellite
Dolce	Channel 115
Cable
UPC Romania	Channel 04
RCS&RDS	Channel 6 (SD); Channel 7 (HD)

Antena 1 (Romanian pronunciation: [anˈtena ˈunu]) is a Romanian free-to-air television network owned by the Antena TV Group, part of the Intact Media Group. Its programming consists of soap opera shows, football matches and entertainment programmes. Antena 1's headquarters was seized by the Romanian state on 8 August 2014 due to a judicial sentence against Dan Voiculescu, the founder of Intact Media Group. The building may be sold in order for the state to recuperate the loss brought to it as a result of the fraudulent privatization of the Institute for Alimentary Research in 2003.[2] After company employees destroyed the interior of the building whilst moving out, the building required refurbishment before being placed on sale.[3] The National Agency for the Management of Seized Assets (ANABI) has placed the building for sale on its website.[4]

Shows

The station's top-rated local productions include entertainment shows, news programs and TV series.

Current

Acces Direct, host Mirela Boureanu-Vaida
Asia Express, a reality television show and the Romanian version of Peking Express, hosted by Gina Pistol.
Băieți de oraș, a television sitcom.
Chefi la Cuțite, a television cooking competition, the Romanian version of the Israel Game of Chefs, hosted by Gina Pistol.
Insula Iubirii, a Romanian reality television show and the Romanian version of Temptation Island, hosted by Radu Vâlcan
iUmor, a comedy talent show, hosted by Șerban Copoț and Dan Badea.
Marele Zid, a show and the Romanian version of The Wall, hosted by Valentin Butnaru
Neatza cu Răzvan și Dani, a morning entertainment talk show, hosted by Răzvan Simion and Dani Oțil
Observator, a daily news program hosted by Alessandra Stoicescu, Octavia Geamănu, Mihaela Călin, Andreea Ţopan, Anamaria Gudu, Olivia Păunescu, Valentin Butnaru, Iuliana Pepene, Bogdan Alecsandru, Mircea Ivan.
Te cunosc de undeva!, a Romanian television transforming competition, based on the Your Face Sounds Familiar, hosted by Cosmin Seleși and Alina Pușcaș.
XtraNightShow, a late night talk show, hosted by Dan Capatos.

Past

2k1, host Mirela Boureanu-Vaida
Aici eu sunt vedeta, host Dan Bittman
Burlacul, was a Romanian reality television show and the Romanian version of The Bachelor, host Cătălin Botezatu
Burlăcița, was a Romanian reality television show and the Romanian version of The Bachelorette, host Cătălin Botezatu
Câștigi în 60 de secunde, host Dan Negru
Comanda la mine!
Danseaza Printre Stele, was a Romanian show and one of the Romanian versions of Dancing with the Stars
Din Dragoste, host Mircea Radu
FamiliaDA, (Family Olympics) was one of the Romanian versions of Family Feud, host Cosmin Seleși.
FANtastic Show, host Florin Ristei
Gashka Mare, was a Romanian television summer show, host Pepe
Ghicește vârsta (Guess my age), host Dan Negru
Ham talent, was a Romanian television talent show for pets, host Liviu Vârciu
IE, Românie, host Mircea Radu
Iadul Bucatarilor, was a Romanian television cooking competition, based on the Hell's Kitchen, host Virgil Mănescu.
În gura presei, host Mircea Badea - replacing tv channel Antena 3 (Romania)
În puii meicode: ron promoted to code: ro , was a Romanian television comedy show, host Mihai Bendeac
Marele câștigător, was a Romanian reality game show and the Romanian version of The Biggest Loser. The show features obese people competing to win a cash prize by losing the highest percentage of weight relative to their initial weight.
Mireasă pentru fiul meu, was a matrimonial reality show. The competition was hosted by Mirela Boureanu-Vaida and was similar with Noră pentru mama who was aired on Kanal D Romania and whose continuation was, in fact Mireasă pentru fiul meu.
Nuntǎ cu scântei, was a matrimonial reality show, host Ana Morodan
Plasa de stele, was a Romanian television pranks show, host Dan Negru
Poftiți în vacanțǎ, host Marin Barbu
Prietenii de la 11, was a Romanian television entertainment and sitcom hosts Florin Ristei and Diana Munteanu
România Dansează, was a Romanian television dancing competition, host Jorge
Să te prezint părinților
Șerifi de România, host Dan Negru
Splash! Vedete la apa, was a Romanian television diving competition between TV stars, hosts Pepe, Roxana Ionescu, Bianca Drăgușanu, Alina Pușcaș, Diana Munteanu
Sport 20/de seară
Superbingo Metropolis, host Cornel Palade, Romică Țociu, Raluca Lăzăruț and Escu
Te pui cu blondele?code: ron promoted to code: ro , host Dan Negru
Totul e permis, host Cosmin Seleși
X Factor, was a Romanian television music talent show contested by aspiring pop singers drawn from public auditions, based on the UK series, hosts Rǎzvan Simion and Dani Oțil
Zaza Sing, was a Romanian television karaoke, competition, host Liviu Vârciu

Observator

Observator is the channel's daily newscast and a series (that airs at the Observator 12 from Monday to Friday) it is one of the most watched newscasts in Romania. It has four daily editions, starting at 6.00 AM, 12.00 PM on weekdays or 1 PM on weekend, 4.00 PM and 7.00 PM. Its flagship daily evening newscast is Observator 19.00, anchored by Alessandra Stoicescu on weekdays, and Octavia Geamănu on weekend.

The daily morning edition of Observator is broadcast at 6.00 AM. Its hosts are Iuliana Pepene and Mircea Ivan on weekdays,[5] and Anamaria Gudu and Bogdan Alecsandru, or Iuliana Pepene, or Marcel Ivan on weekend. From Monday to Friday, Andreea Ţopan, Olivia Păunescu and Bogdan Alecsandru are the hosts for Observator 12.00, and Mihaela Călin is anchoring the broadcast at 16:00.[6] Also, from Monday to Thursday, Observator has a nightly news edition, hosted by Valentin Butnaru.

On November 28, 2016, when Antena 1 launched its own HD feed, Observator debuted a new set, which includes a new studio, a new logo, opening theme and a new graphics package.[7] The Observator website, observator.tv, was also relaunched at the end of November 2016.[8] On April 19, 2020, Observator came with a new graphics package and its website changed its name and domain to observatornews.ro[9], launching also a news application.

References

External links

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[1] "Pe scurt: La Antena 1, in 18 ani libertatea cuvantului a ramas constanta". Hotnews.ro. 29 November 2011.

[2] ttp://anticoruptie.hotnews.ro/ancheta-7475495-dosarul-dan-voiculescu.htm

[3] ttp://adevarul.ro/news/eveniment/foto-antena-3-fost-aici-ce-a-ramas-urma-antenele-si-au-schimbat-sediul-1_5720e1d65ab6550cb866f85c/index.html

[4] ttp://adevarul.ro/news/eveniment/fostele-sedii-antenei-3-prezentate-vanzare-site-ul-ababi-urmeaza-comercializeze-recuperarea-60-milioane-euro-1_583c0a015ab6550cb8ec894f/index.html

[5] ttps://observatornews.ro/eveniment/moment-emotionant-in-platoul-observator-285502.html

[6] ttps://observatornews.ro/social/mihaela-calin-revine-la-pupitrul-observator-16-322701.html

[7] ttps://economie.hotnews.ro/stiri-media_publicitate-21415389-antena-1-relanseaza-observatorul-28-noiembrie-cand-posturile-intact-trec-emisia.htm#self

[8] ttps://a1.ro/tv/tv-1/din-28-noiembrie-sub-sloganul-vezi-ce-traiesti-digital-antena-group-relanseaza-siteul-observatortv-id614569.html

[9] ttps://observatornews.ro/eveniment/noua-identitate-vizuala-a-observatorului-356634.html