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HUNGARY BROADCASTING
Broadcasting
According to the Eurostat Data from October 2015, the contribution of the motion picture and sound recording activities sector to non-financial business economy value added was 1.1 % in Hungary, which was considerably higher than in any of the other EU Member States. In the motion picture and sound recording activities sector, Hungary recorded its fourth highest share of EU-28 value added among all of the NACE divisions within the non-financial business economy.
Hungary also reported the highest wage-adjusted labour productivity ratio for motion picture and sound recording activities in 2012, at 579.5 %; this was just over 3.5 times as high as the average wage-adjusted labour productivity ratio within the Hungarian non-financial business economy (163.3 %). The motion picture and sound recording activities sector recorded the third highest wage-adjusted labour productivity ratio in 2012 among the NACE divisions within the non-financial business economy in Hungary.
Television in Hungary
Television in Hungary was introduced in 1957. Transmission in color was introduced to Hungarian television for the first time in 1971. Hungary had only one television channel until 1973. It was only in the mid 1990s when private and commercial broadcasting was introduced to Hungary.Regarding televison broadcasting in Hungary there are four main companies RTL Group (includes: RTL Klub, RTL2, Cool, Film+,Film+2,Sorozat+,Prizma, Muzsika) , TV2 KFT. (includes: TV2, SuperTV2, Pro4, Fem3), MTG (includes: Viasat 3, Viasat6), Public (M1, M2, Duna, Duna World, M5). RTL Klub and TV2 have the biggest audience market shares with 27,9 % of the viewers in total. Public channels have a combined share of 16,3 %. RTL Klub won primetime broadcasting 291 times in 2014, TV2 48 times and M1 25 times. RTL produced 23,692 billion HUF (€77,3 million)1 in the year 2013.
Vajna to acquire TV2 ahead of regulatory change
Magyar Broadcasting, a company owned by government commissioner for film Andrew Vajna, has purchased the TV2 media group.
A government decree announced will create billions of forints in revenue for TV2 by allowing it to charge cable TV companies for broadcasting its programming, vs.hu reports, adding that this alone can generate an annual Ft 5 billion for Vajna.
1 Bisnode : HBI, a Bisnode solution. Company profiles (on line) URL: http://hbi.hu/ (Page consulted February, 6. 2015)
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Audience shares of Hungarian TV channels, 2012
Most-viewed channelsViewing shares, 2016:[2]
Position Channel Group Share of total viewing (%)1 RTL Klub RTL Group 17.02 TV2 TV2 Group 11.03 Cool TV RTL Group 5.04 Film+ RTL Group 4.55 Mozi+ TV2 Group 4.26 Duna TV MTVA 3.37 Viasat 3 Sony Pictures Entertainment 3.18 Super TV2 TV2 Group 2.99 RTL II RTL Group 2.510 Comedy Central Viacom 2.211 AXN Sony Pictures Entertainment 2.112 M1 MTVA 1.813 M4 Sport MTVA 1.714 STORY4 Central 1.6
15 M3 MTVA1.6
16 ATV AGRO-TV-ATV 1.317 Paramount Channel Hungary Viacom 1.218 AMC AMC Networks International 1.219 RTL+ RTL Group 1.220 FEM3 TV2 Group 1.021 STORY5 Central 0.922 M2 MTVA 0.923 Sport 1 AMC Networks International 0.924 M5 MTVA 0.925 Duna World MTVA 0.826 TLC Discovery Networks 0.8
27 Spektrum AMC Networks International0.8
28 National Geographic Channel FOX Networks International 0.8
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29 Viasat 6 Sony Pictures Entertainment0.8
30 Discovery Channel Discovery Networks 0.731 Sorozat+ RTL Group 0.7
32 Film Cafe AMC Networks International0.7
33 Sláger TV Tematic Cable 0.634 Nickelodeon Hungary Viacom 0.635 Life Network Origo Media 0.636 Muzsika TV RTL Group 0.637 Film+ 2 RTL Group 0.538 Film Mania AMC Networks International 0.439 Cartoon Network Turner 0.440 GALAXY Central 0.341 TV Paprika AMC Networks International 0.342 Nick Jr. Viacom 0.343 ID Xtra Discovery Networks 0.344 FOX FOX Networks International 0.345 Disney Channel The Walt Disney Company 0.346 Nat Geo Wild FOX Networks International 0.347 Ozone Network Origo Media 0.248 Sport 2 AMC Networks International 0.249 Izaura TV TV2 Group 0.250 Spektrum Home AMC Networks International 0.2
Position
Group Share of total viewing (%)1 RTL Group 34.52 TV2 Group 19.43 MTVA 8.84 Sony Pictures Entertainment 6.25 Viacom 4.6
Man Actors of the market 1 Free-to-air television channels broadcasting in Hungary
o 1.1 Free-to-air on DVB-T o 1.2 Free-to-air on analogue
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o 1.3 Free-to-air on satellite 2 National Channels 3 National commercial channels
o 3.1 National commercial premium channels 4 Cable Channels
o 4.1 General and Entertainment o 4.2 News and Politics o 4.3 Sport o 4.4 Movies o 4.5 Series and Telenovellas o 4.6 Documentary o 4.7 Animals o 4.8 Travel and Lifestyle o 4.9 Culinary o 4.10 Children o 4.11 Music o 4.12 Religion o 4.13 HD TV-Channels o 4.14 Regional o 4.15 Adult
5 Planned 6 Defunct or renamed 7 Most-viewed channels 8 See also 9 References
Free-to-air television channels broadcasting in HungaryFree-to-air on DVB-T
M1 M2 /Petőfi TV M4 Sport M5 Duna TV Duna World RTL Klub TV2 (Hungary) FEM3 Izaura TV Zenebutik C8
Free-to-air on analogueAnalogue broadcasting in Hungary was phased out in two phases that were completed on July 31 and October 31, 2013, respectively.[1]
M1
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TV2 (Hungary) RTL Klub Local channels
Free-to-air on satellite M1 M2 Duna TV Duna World
National Channels Duna TV (National channel) started broadcasting in 1995. (Free-to-air on DVB-T) Duna World (International channel, since 16. April 2006.) (Free-to-air on DVB-T) M1 (News channel, since 15. March 2015.) started broadcasting in 1957. (Free-to-air on DVB-T) M2 ,started broadcasting in 1972., (M2 Kids Channel 6-20h), since 22. December 2012. (M2 Petőfi 20-
6h) (Free-to-air on DVB-T) M4 Sport (Sports channel) started broadcasting in 2015. (Free-to-air on DVB-T) M5 - (as sports channel from 5. August to 18. September 2016.(due to the Rio Olympics 2016 and Rio
Paralympics 2016), from 18. September as a Cultural channel) (Free-to-air on DVB-T)
National commercial channels TV2 (Hungary) started broadcasting in October 1997. (Free-to-air on DVB-T) RTL Klub started broadcasting in October 1997. (Free-to-air on DVB-T)
National commercial premium channels RTL II (Also available on DVB-T) Super TV2 (Also available on DVB-T)
Cable ChannelsGeneral and Entertainment
M3 (Also available on DVB-T) (Retro channel) started broadcasting in 2013. Viasat 3 (Also available on DVB-T) Cool TV (Also available on DVB-T) RTL+ (Also available on DVB-T) PRIME (Also available on DVB-T) STORY4 (Also available on DVB-T) AXN (Also available on DVB-T) Spíler TV FOX (Also available on DVB-T) Comedy Central (Also available on DVB-T) Viasat 6 (Also available on DVB-T) GALAXY STORY5 d1 TV Life Network Ozone Network Hatos csatorna (Also available on DVB-T) C8 (Free-to-air on DVB-T) E! Entertainment
News and Politics Hír TV (Also available on DVB-T) ATV (Also available on DVB-T and in HD quality on CableTV / IPTV / SatTV connection)
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Echo TV (Also available on DVB-T) EuroNews
Sport Sport 1 Sport 2 Sport M Extreme Sports Channel Eurosport (Also available on DVB-T) Eurosport 2 (Also available on DVB-T) Digi Sport 1 (HD) (Also available on DVB-T) Digi Sport 2 (HD) (Also available on DVB-T) Digi Sport 3 (HD) Auto Motor Sport Motors TV Sky Sports F1
Movies Film+ (Also available on DVB-T) Film+2 Mozi+ (Also available on DVB-T) HBO (Also available on DVB-T) HBO 2 HBO 3 Cinemax Cinemax 2 Film Mania Film Cafe AMC Filmbox Filmbox Premium Filmbox Family (Also available on DVB-T) Filmbox Plus Paramount Channel Hungary (Also available on DVB-T) Digi Film (only on Digi TV)
Series and Telenovellas Sorozat+ Izaura TV (Free-to-air on DVB-T) Comedy Central Extra AXN Black AXN White Romance TV
Documentary Discovery Channel (Also available on DVB-T) Discovery Science (Also available on DVB-T) Discovery World Discovery TurboXtra ID Xtra National Geographic Channel (Also available on DVB-T)
CBS Reality BBC Earth Viasat History (Also available on DVB-T) Viasat Explore
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Spektrum (Also available on DVB-T) Fishing & Hunting (Also available on DVB-T) HISTORY (Also available on DVB-T) DoQ Da Vinci Learning (Also available on DVB-T) DIGI World (only on Digi TV) FIX tv
Animals Animal Planet (Also available on DVB-T) Nat Geo Wild Viasat Nature DIGI Animal World (only on Digi TV)
Travel and Lifestyle FEM3 (Free-to-air on DVB-T) TLC (Also available on DVB-T) Travel Channel Spektrum Home Fine Living DIGI Life (only on Digi TV) Sundance Channel Fashion TV
Culinary TV Paprika (Also available on DVB-T) Chili TV starts on 26. September 2016. at 18h Food Network
Children Minimax (Also available on DVB-T) Megamax Jim Jam Nickelodeon Hungary (Also available on DVB-T) Nick Jr. Cartoon Network (Also available on DVB-T) Boomerang Disney Channel (Former Jetix; also available on DVB-T) Disney Junior KiWi TV starts on 26. September 2016. at 13h
Music Zenebutik (Free-to-air on DVB-T) Sláger TV (Also available on DVB-T) Muzsika TV (Also available on DVB-T) MTV Europe VIVA Hungary MTV Music MTV Hits MTV Rocks MTV Dance VH1 (Also available on DVB-T)
VH1 Classic VH1 Soul Music Channel (Free-to-air on satellite, only on Digi TV) H!T Music Channel (only on Digi TV)
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UTV (Free-to-air on satellite, only on Digi TV) Mezzo
Religion Bonum TV (Also available on DVB-T) PAX TV
HD TV-Channels RTL Klub HD TV2 HD M1 HD M2 HD M4 Sport HD M5 HD Duna HD Cool HD Film+ HD RTL II HD Super TV2 HD Spíler TV HD FIXHD Digi Sport 1 HD Digi Sport 2 HD Digi Sport 3 HD Digi Film HD Digi Life HD 1Music Channel HD ATV HD Animal Planet HD TLC HD Discovery HD Showcase Discovery HD AXN HD Filmbox HD MTV Live HD HD Comedy Central HD Spektrum HD Nat Geo HD HISTORY HD SPORT1 HD SPORT2 HD Nick HD CN HD Viasat History/Nature HD HBO HD FOX HD Sundance Channel HD
Regional Csepp TV Csaba TV DSTV Hungary
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Főnix TV Gyula Televízió Kölcsey TV Keszthely TV Pannon TV Williams TV
Adult SuperOne HD Brazeers (Also available on DVB-T) Dorcel TV (Also available on DVB-T) Daring Hustler
Planned M6 (starts in 2016) RTL Spike starts on 2. December 2016. , replacing Film+2
Defunct or renamed Universal Channel PRO4 renamed as Mozi+ Cartoon Network Too Animax BBC Knowledge renamed as BBC Earth TV3 Prizma TV renamed as RTL+ Reflektor TV AXN Sci-Fi renamed as AXN Black AXN Crime renamed as AXN White Hallmark channel renamed as Universal Channel Kids co. Zone Club Írisz TV MTVA Info M3D A+ Avante Best Of Music Budapest Európa Televízió Cherry Music Szív TV MSat Club TV Discovery Civilisation renamed as Discovery World Discovery Travel and Living Fény TV FilmBox Extra FilmBox Extra1
FilmNet Fox Kids renamed as Jetix Galaxia TV Game One TV Hálózat TV
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HungaroSport Humor 1 renamed as Cool TV Jetix renamed as Disney Channel Joker TV Karma TV Meteo TV m+ Hungary MGM MusicPlus Hungary MTV Hungary Movies 24 Nóta TV renamed as Sláger TV PV TV Rock TV Top TV HU Top Shop TV SATeLIT Televízió Sport Klub+ SuperOne Music Ötös csatrona MusicMix MusicMix SuperOne TCM Cartoonito Agro TV Hungary Antenna3 Hungary Nautik Hungary TV deko renamed as Spektrum Home Filmmúzeum renamed as Film Mania Musicmax Musicmax Adult Private Spice Zone Club Zone Reality renamed as CBS Reality Zone Europa Zone Romantica renamed as Film Cafe ZENIT TV HUNGARY SportKlub P+ Televízió BBC Entertainment TV2 Classic
See also List of Hungarian-language television channels
References "Csatornanézettség - 2016: A 50 legnézettebb hazai tévéadó".The most viewed channels
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Governmental Broadcasting Agencies
Communications Authority of HungaryNemzeti Média- és Hírközlési Hatóság 1015 Budapest, Ostrom u. 23-25.Levélcím: 1525. Pf. 75Tel: (06 1) 457 7100Fax: (06 1) 356 5520E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://nmhh.hu/
RADIO
The largest and most significant market player is Magyar Rádió Zrt. which operates and covers the main radio stations of Hungary including Kossuth (mainly news and analysis), Petőfi (music) and Bartók (classical music). Furthermore there are three popular radio channels of which two Music FM and Class FM are operated by Sonitus Media KFT which produced a turnover of 3,7 billion HUF (€ 12,05 million) in 2013 and Juventus is in the ownership of the biggest broadcasting companies of Hungary namely Antenna Hungaria with a turnover of 18 billion HUF (€ 58,6 million) in the year of 2013.
Regulatory on Electronic Communication
A media Act passed in August 2010 established a new converged regulatory authority the Nemzeti Média- és Hírközlési Hatóság (National Media and Communications Authority) merging the former telecom regulator, the National Communications Authority - NHH) and the National Radio and Television Commission (ORTT). The act also established one governing body for public service broadcasters: the Public Service Foundation
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National Radio Networks Bartok Radio (Magyar Radio) Kossuth Radio (Magyar Radio) Petofi Radio (Magyar Radio) Radio Danubius Regional Radio Networks AFN Balkans Magyar Radio regional radio Radio Stations on the Web Hungary: Listing of Radio Stations On The Web Short wave Broadcasters Radio Budapest
Radio Broadcasting OrganizationsHelyi Radiok Orszagos Szervezete National organization of local radio broadcasters.President: Dr. András Radetzky 8000 Székesfehérvár, Donát u. [email protected]
Additional Radio Resources
FM Stations in Hungary
Hullamvadasz - Radio in Hungary Related Broadcasting Links
TV.TVNet.hu
A Hungarian source for local and national radio and TV and more
CinemaHungary has had a notable cinema industry since the beginning of the 20th century. Hungarians have impacted the world of motion pictures from both inside and outside the country’s borders. Directors like Academy Award winner István Szabó, Béla Tarr or Miklós Jancsó typically work from inside Hungary.Other notable Hungarians in the cinematic world include William Fox, who founded Fox Studios; Alexander Korda, who playing a leading role in start of Britain's film industry; and Adolph Zukor, who founded Paramount Pictures.Archetypical Hungarian films include Merry-Go-Round, Mephisto, and Control. The director of the latter, Nimrod Antal, has also recently become famous. His titles include Vacancy (2007), Armored (2009) and Predators (2010).Hungary is a popular set for Hollywood productions: Raleigh Studios Budapest as well as Korda Studios provide possibilities for foreign productions.
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Filmstudios
There are 3 significant filmstudios in national ownership Dialóg Filmstúdió KFT. , Hunnnia Filmstúdió KFT ,and Budapest Filmstúdió KFT. for which Andrew G. Vajna Hungarian government comissioner is responsible. The studios mentioned beforehand produced a turnover of 145,6 million HUF (€475,1 thousand) together.Furthermore private owned studios also play a noteworthy role on the market the most important ones are the following: MAFILM Audio KFT. which produced 569,56 million HUF (€ 1,857 million) turnover in 2013, Korda Filmstudio KFT. with a turnover of 358 million HUF (€ 1,167 million) and Orgio Film Group ZRT which produced a turnover of 1,43 billion HUF (€ 4,663 million).2
Auteur : AWEX – Budapest HONGRIEFiche rédigée par Mme Edit RANKYSeptembre [email protected]
2 Bisnode : HBI, a Bisnode solution. Company profiles (on line) URL: http://hbi.hu/ (Page consulted February, 6. 2015)
