Boom TV (Romania)

"Boom TV" redirects here. For the Macedonian digital television provider, see Boom TV (Macedonia).

Boom Extrasatelit

Type	Private
Industry	Telecommunication
Founded	2005
Headquarters	Bucharest, Romania
Products	Direct broadcast satellite
Website	www.boomtv.ro

Boom TV (initially operated by DTH Television Group) is the last player that came into the market of Romanian DTH. The program packages offered by Boom were made to satisfy the needs of the viewers by selecting the programs and offering exclusive shows according to the presentation from the launching of Boom.

DTH Television Group filed for insolvency in May 2010^[1] and the Boom network was acquired by Romtelecom.^[2]

Setbacks

21 December 2005: The first tests on Amos satellite for this operator.
April 2006: Official sources announce the launching at the beginning of May 2006.
27 April 2006: The first official announcement regarding the program offered by Boom TV
4 May 2006: The official launching of the digital program Boom TV
18 February 2007: Kanal D is available in the Boom TV package.

Subscription packages

SuperCinema Plus package

Adventure package

Kid Zone package

Music package

MTV Hits
U TV
Boom Music

Movie package

HBO MaxPak package

HBO
Cinemax

Sport package

Boom Sport Two
Boom Sport Three
Boom Sport Four
Sport Klub
Extreme Sports Channel

Hungarian

4!Story TV
Duna TV
HírTV
Pax TV
Animax HU
Minimax HU

References

↑ "Romtelecom in 8 mln euro deal to take over Boom TV subscribers". Hotnews.ro. 2011-02-28.
↑ "Tranzacția dintre Boom TV și Romtelecom s-a încheiat" (in Romanian). Capital. 2011-06-01.

External links

Boom Extrasatelit

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Defunct	Boom TV (Romania) Romtelecom UPC Nederland

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