AKTA TV

AKTA TV

Type	Private
Industry	Telecommunication
Founded	2005
Headquarters	Bucharest, Romania
Products	Direct broadcast satellite
Parent	Digital Cable Systems
Website	www.akta.ro

AKTA TV is a Romanian DTH platform. It belongs to Digital Cable Systems, a telecommunication operator which offers satellite, cable television, internet and telephony in over 2,500 locations in Romania.

It was launched in Romania in June 2005 under the name Max TV. From 2008, the official name is AKTA TV.

Launch dates

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

Channels

Basic

Movies

Pro Cinema
Diva
AMC
TCM
AXN
AXN Black
AXN White
HBO
HBO Comedy
Cinemax
TV1000
Film Cafe
Universal Channel
Filmbox
Filmbox Plus
Filmbox Family
Bollywood TV Film
Bollywood Classic

Sports

Children

Lifestyle

Euforia Lifestyle
Fashion TV
TLC
TV Paprika
Fine Living Channel

Documentary / Reality

Music

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

News

Religious

Speranta TV
Trinitas TV

Teleshopping

TopShop TV

Adult

FreeX TV
XDream TV

External links

AKTA TV

Cable, satellite, and other speciality television providers in Europe

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Satellite	AB Sat (France) AKTA TV (Romania) Antik Sat Austriasat Bulsatcom Canal Digital (Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland) CanalDigitaal (Netherlands and Flanders) Canalsat (France) Caspio HD CS Link Cyfrowy Polsat (Poland) Digi TV Digit-Alb Digiturk (Turkey) Dolce (Romania) D-SMART (Turkey) Euro1080 Filbox Focus Sat (Romania) fransat Freesat (UK) Freesat from Sky (UK) Free Sat (Romania) GlobeCast World TV HD+ MagtiCom (Georgia) Movistar+ (Spain) Mtel (Bulgaria) MEO (Portugal) NC+ (Poland) NOS (Portugal) NOVA Cyprus NOVA Greece NTV Plus (Russia) Orbita Telecom Otau TV (Kazakhstan) Cosmote TV (Greece) Real Digital Saorsat Sky UK (UK) Sky Deutschland (Germany) Sky Ireland (Ireland) Sky Italia (Italy) Skylink TéléSAT Numérique(Belgium) Tivù Sat (Italy) TNTSAT TotalTV Tricolor TV (Russia) Tring Digital TV TV Vlaanderen Digitaal (Flanders) UPC Direct Viasat (Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania) Viasat Ukraine Vip SAT TV Vivacom Xtra TV(Ukraine) ZeonBud

IPTV	A1 Telekom Austria Alice Home TV Altibox Amis Beeline Bouygues Telecom BT TV(UK) Bulsatcom(Bulgaria) Canal Digital CytaVision(Cyprus) DartyBox(France) Fastweb(Italy) Free(France) Freewire(UK) HOME.TV (Bosnia and Herzegovina) iNES(Romania) Infostrada TV(Italy) KPN(Netherlands) Magnet Networks(Ireland) Moja TV(Bosnia and Herzegovina) Moldtelecom Movistar+(Spain) Mtel (Bulgaria) Mts TV (Serbia) MEO (Portugal) Neuf Cegetel NOS (Portugal) On Telecoms(Greece) Open IPTV (Bosnia and Herzegovina) Optimus Clix(Portugal) Orange TV(France) OTE TV Plusnet Portugal Telecom PrimeTel(Cyprus) Proximus TV(Belgium) Sappa TV Scarlet(Belgium) SFR(France) ShqipTV Síminn(Iceland) Smart Telecom(Ireland) Super TV (Bosnia and Herzegovina) Sure TV T-2(Slovenia) TalkTalk TV (UK) TDC (Denmark) Telenor (Norway) Telfort (Netherlands) Telia Digital-tv TeliaSonera Teo LT TIMvision Tivibu YouView (UK) Vivacom (Bulgaria) Vodafone Greece Vodafone Portugal XS4ALL (Netherlands)

Terrestrial	Antena PLUS(Serbia) Boom TV (Macedonia) Boxer TV Access (Sweden) Boxer TV A/S (Denmark) Boxer TV Ireland Easy TV (Ireland) evotv (Croatia) Freeview (UK) KPN Digitenne (Netherlands) Mediaset Premium (Italy) PlusTV (Finland) PTDT (Portugal) RiksTV (Norway) Saorview (Ireland) TNT (France) Zala TV (Belarus)

Defunct	Boom TV (Romania) CableTel(Bulgaria) Romtelecom Numericable UPC Nederland UPC Ireland

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