Premiere World - Revision history

Artur128 at 22:13, 8 November 2020

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			[[File:Premiere-logo-2006.svg\|250px\|thumb\|The logo of Premiere in 2006 (open the file to see full image)]]
	'''Premiere World''' was a premium (subscription-only) television network launched on October 1, 1999 after the merger of another premium channel [[Premiere]] and a digital satellite platform called DF1, both owned by KirchGroup. In 2002, the service returned back to the name '''Premiere''' while KirchGroup filed for bankruptcy. In 2003, investment group Permira stepped in and took control of Premiere. On 4 July 2009, Premiere was rebranded, becoming '''Sky Deutschland'''.		'''Premiere World''' was a premium (subscription-only) television network launched on October 1, 1999 after the merger of another premium channel [[Premiere]] and a digital satellite platform called DF1, both owned by KirchGroup. In 2002, the service returned back to the name '''Premiere''' while KirchGroup filed for bankruptcy. In 2003, investment group Permira stepped in and took control of Premiere. On 4 July 2009, Premiere was rebranded, becoming '''Sky Deutschland'''.

	From 2000 to 2002, Premiere World broadcasted the fights of [[Wladimir Klitschko\|Wladimir]] and [[Vitali Klitschko]]. Wladimir's first world heavyweight title fight against [[Chris Byrd]] was co-broadcasted by the Premiere World and free-to-air Sat.1, but his next four title defenses were televised exclusively by the premium network. In Autumn 2002, the Klitschkos moved from the Premiere World to a free-to-air TV channel [[ZDF]]. It also showed selected boxing shows promoted by [[ARENA Box-Promotion]].		From 2000 to 2002, Premiere World broadcasted the fights of [[Wladimir Klitschko\|Wladimir]] and [[Vitali Klitschko]]. Wladimir's first world heavyweight title fight against [[Chris Byrd]] was co-broadcasted by the Premiere World and free-to-air Sat.1, but his next four title defenses were televised exclusively by the premium network. In Autumn 2002, the Klitschkos moved from the Premiere World to a free-to-air TV channel [[ZDF]]. It also showed selected boxing shows promoted by [[ARENA Box-Promotion]].

	~~[[File:Premiere-logo-2006.svg\|250px\|The logo of Premiere in 2006]]~~


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Artur128 at 22:13, 8 November 2020

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	From 2000 to 2002, Premiere World broadcasted the fights of [[Wladimir Klitschko\|Wladimir]] and [[Vitali Klitschko]]. Wladimir's first world heavyweight title fight against [[Chris Byrd]] was co-broadcasted by the Premiere World and free-to-air Sat.1, but his next four title defenses were televised exclusively by the premium network. In Autumn 2002, the Klitschkos moved from the Premiere World to a free-to-air TV channel [[ZDF]]. It also showed selected boxing shows promoted by [[ARENA Box-Promotion]].		From 2000 to 2002, Premiere World broadcasted the fights of [[Wladimir Klitschko\|Wladimir]] and [[Vitali Klitschko]]. Wladimir's first world heavyweight title fight against [[Chris Byrd]] was co-broadcasted by the Premiere World and free-to-air Sat.1, but his next four title defenses were televised exclusively by the premium network. In Autumn 2002, the Klitschkos moved from the Premiere World to a free-to-air TV channel [[ZDF]]. It also showed selected boxing shows promoted by [[ARENA Box-Promotion]].

	[[File:Premiere-logo-2006.svg\|250px~~\|left~~\|The logo of Premiere in 2006]]		[[File:Premiere-logo-2006.svg\|250px\|The logo of Premiere in 2006]]


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Artur128 at 22:12, 8 November 2020

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	From 2000 to 2002, Premiere World broadcasted the fights of [[Wladimir Klitschko\|Wladimir]] and [[Vitali Klitschko]]. Wladimir's first world heavyweight title fight against [[Chris Byrd]] was co-broadcasted by the Premiere World and free-to-air Sat.1, but his next four title defenses were televised exclusively by the premium network. In Autumn 2002, the Klitschkos moved from the Premiere World to a free-to-air TV channel [[ZDF]]. It also showed selected boxing shows promoted by [[ARENA Box-Promotion]].		From 2000 to 2002, Premiere World broadcasted the fights of [[Wladimir Klitschko\|Wladimir]] and [[Vitali Klitschko]]. Wladimir's first world heavyweight title fight against [[Chris Byrd]] was co-broadcasted by the Premiere World and free-to-air Sat.1, but his next four title defenses were televised exclusively by the premium network. In Autumn 2002, the Klitschkos moved from the Premiere World to a free-to-air TV channel [[ZDF]]. It also showed selected boxing shows promoted by [[ARENA Box-Promotion]].

	[[File:Premiere-logo-2006.svg\|250px~~\|thumb~~\|left\|The logo of Premiere in 2006]]		[[File:Premiere-logo-2006.svg\|250px\|left\|The logo of Premiere in 2006]]


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Artur128 at 22:12, 8 November 2020

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	From 2000 to 2002, Premiere World broadcasted the fights of [[Wladimir Klitschko\|Wladimir]] and [[Vitali Klitschko]]. Wladimir's first world heavyweight title fight against [[Chris Byrd]] was co-broadcasted by the Premiere World and free-to-air Sat.1, but his next four title defenses were televised exclusively by the premium network. In Autumn 2002, the Klitschkos moved from the Premiere World to a free-to-air TV channel [[ZDF]]. It also showed selected boxing shows promoted by [[ARENA Box-Promotion]].		From 2000 to 2002, Premiere World broadcasted the fights of [[Wladimir Klitschko\|Wladimir]] and [[Vitali Klitschko]]. Wladimir's first world heavyweight title fight against [[Chris Byrd]] was co-broadcasted by the Premiere World and free-to-air Sat.1, but his next four title defenses were televised exclusively by the premium network. In Autumn 2002, the Klitschkos moved from the Premiere World to a free-to-air TV channel [[ZDF]]. It also showed selected boxing shows promoted by [[ARENA Box-Promotion]].

			[[File:Premiere-logo-2006.svg\|250px\|thumb\|left\|The logo of Premiere in 2006]]


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Artur128 at 22:09, 8 November 2020

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	'''Premiere World''' was a premium (subscription-only) television network launched on October 1, 1999 after the merger of another premium channel [[Premiere]] and a digital satellite platform called DF1, both owned by KirchGroup. In 2002, the service returned back to the name '''Premiere''' while KirchGroup filed for bankruptcy. In 2003, investment group Permira stepped in and took control of Premiere. On 4 July 2009, Premiere was rebranded, becoming '''Sky Deutschland'''.		'''Premiere World''' was a premium (subscription-only) television network launched on October 1, 1999 after the merger of another premium channel [[Premiere]] and a digital satellite platform called DF1, both owned by KirchGroup. In 2002, the service returned back to the name '''Premiere''' while KirchGroup filed for bankruptcy. In 2003, investment group Permira stepped in and took control of Premiere. On 4 July 2009, Premiere was rebranded, becoming '''Sky Deutschland'''.

	From 2000 to 2002, Premiere World broadcasted the fights of [[Wladimir Klitschko\|Wladimir]] and [[Vitali Klitschko]]. Wladimir's first world heavyweight title fight against [[Chris Byrd]] was co-broadcasted by the Premiere World and free-to-air Sat.1, but his next four title defenses were televised exclusively by the premium network. In Autumn 2002, the Klitschkos moved from the Premiere World to a free-to-air TV channel [[ZDF]]. It also showed selected boxing shows promoted by [[ARENA Box-Promotion]]		From 2000 to 2002, Premiere World broadcasted the fights of [[Wladimir Klitschko\|Wladimir]] and [[Vitali Klitschko]]. Wladimir's first world heavyweight title fight against [[Chris Byrd]] was co-broadcasted by the Premiere World and free-to-air Sat.1, but his next four title defenses were televised exclusively by the premium network. In Autumn 2002, the Klitschkos moved from the Premiere World to a free-to-air TV channel [[ZDF]]. It also showed selected boxing shows promoted by [[ARENA Box-Promotion]].


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Artur128 at 22:09, 8 November 2020

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	'''Premiere World''' was a premium (subscription-only) television network launched on October 1, 1999 after the merger of another premium channel [[Premiere]] and a digital satellite platform called DF1, both owned by KirchGroup. In 2002, the service returned back to the name '''Premiere''' while KirchGroup filed for bankruptcy. In 2003, investment group Permira stepped in and took control of Premiere. On 4 July 2009, Premiere was rebranded, becoming '''Sky Deutschland'''.		'''Premiere World''' was a premium (subscription-only) television network launched on October 1, 1999 after the merger of another premium channel [[Premiere]] and a digital satellite platform called DF1, both owned by KirchGroup. In 2002, the service returned back to the name '''Premiere''' while KirchGroup filed for bankruptcy. In 2003, investment group Permira stepped in and took control of Premiere. On 4 July 2009, Premiere was rebranded, becoming '''Sky Deutschland'''.

	From 2000 to 2002, Premiere World broadcasted the fights of [[Wladimir Klitschko\|Wladimir]] and [[Vitali Klitschko]]. Wladimir's first world heavyweight title fight against [[Chris Byrd]] was co-broadcasted by the Premiere World and free-to-air Sat.1, but his next four title defenses were televised exclusively by the premium network. In Autumn 2002, the Klitschkos moved from the Premiere World to a free-to-air TV channel [[ZDF]].		From 2000 to 2002, Premiere World broadcasted the fights of [[Wladimir Klitschko\|Wladimir]] and [[Vitali Klitschko]]. Wladimir's first world heavyweight title fight against [[Chris Byrd]] was co-broadcasted by the Premiere World and free-to-air Sat.1, but his next four title defenses were televised exclusively by the premium network. In Autumn 2002, the Klitschkos moved from the Premiere World to a free-to-air TV channel [[ZDF]]. It also showed selected boxing shows promoted by [[ARENA Box-Promotion]]


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Artur128 at 22:08, 8 November 2020

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	'''Premiere World''' was a premium (subscription-only) television network launched on October 1, 1999 after the merger of another premium channel Premiere and a digital satellite platform called DF1, both owned by KirchGroup. In 2002, the service returned back to the name '''Premiere''' while KirchGroup filed for bankruptcy. In 2003, investment group Permira stepped in and took control of Premiere. On 4 July 2009, Premiere was rebranded, becoming '''Sky Deutschland'''.		'''Premiere World''' was a premium (subscription-only) television network launched on October 1, 1999 after the merger of another premium channel [[Premiere]] and a digital satellite platform called DF1, both owned by KirchGroup. In 2002, the service returned back to the name '''Premiere''' while KirchGroup filed for bankruptcy. In 2003, investment group Permira stepped in and took control of Premiere. On 4 July 2009, Premiere was rebranded, becoming '''Sky Deutschland'''.

	From 2000 to 2002, Premiere World broadcasted the fights of [[Wladimir Klitschko\|Wladimir]] and [[Vitali Klitschko]]. Wladimir's first world heavyweight title fight against [[Chris Byrd]] was co-broadcasted by the Premiere World and free-to-air Sat.1, but his next four title defenses were televised exclusively by the premium network. In Autumn 2002, the Klitschkos moved from the Premiere World to a free-to-air TV channel [[ZDF]].		From 2000 to 2002, Premiere World broadcasted the fights of [[Wladimir Klitschko\|Wladimir]] and [[Vitali Klitschko]]. Wladimir's first world heavyweight title fight against [[Chris Byrd]] was co-broadcasted by the Premiere World and free-to-air Sat.1, but his next four title defenses were televised exclusively by the premium network. In Autumn 2002, the Klitschkos moved from the Premiere World to a free-to-air TV channel [[ZDF]].

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'''Premiere World''' was a premium (subscription-only) television network launched on October 1, 1999 after the merger of another premium channel Premiere and a digital satellite platform called DF1, both owned by KirchGroup. In 2002, the service returned back to the name '''Premiere''' while KirchGroup filed for bankruptcy. In 2003, investment group Permira stepped in and took control of Premiere. On 4 July 2009, Premiere was rebranded, becoming '''Sky Deutschland'''.

From 2000 to 2002, Premiere World broadcasted the fights of [[Wladimir Klitschko|Wladimir]] and [[Vitali Klitschko]]. Wladimir's first world heavyweight title fight against [[Chris Byrd]] was co-broadcasted by the Premiere World and free-to-air Sat.1, but his next four title defenses were televised exclusively by the premium network. In Autumn 2002, the Klitschkos moved from the Premiere World to a free-to-air TV channel [[ZDF]].

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