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Media Bridge

Media-Bridge is the media group of Vladimir Gusinsky , which existed in 1997-2001.

CJSC Media-Bridge
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Type ofClosed Joint Stock Company
BaseJanuary 28, 1997 [1]
AbolishedMay 29, 2001 [2]
Reason for AbolitionSale of Gazprom Media Holding shares
SuccessorGazprom-Media Holding (de facto)
Location Moscow , Bolshoy Palashevsky Lane [3] , building 5/1 [4] [5]
Key figuresVladimir Gusinsky
IndustryMedia business
Affiliated companiesNTV Television Company OJSC
CJSC TNT-Teleset
and etc.
Websitemediamost.ru (closed)

History

At the beginning of 1997, Gusinsky created the Media-Most CJSC, where the media assets of the Most Group were transferred [6] [7] . Gusinsky resigned from the Bridge Group and became the CEO of Media-Bridge [8] . The holding included the following enterprises:

  • NTV-Holding CJSC:
    • NTV Television Company OJSC is an all-Russian television channel, which began broadcasting in 1993.
    • TNT-Teleset CJSC , a television network, began broadcasting in 1998 in the form of a closed joint-stock company [9] .
    • NTV-Plus CJSC , a satellite television system, began broadcasting in 1996 in the form of a closed joint-stock company. Initially, it consisted of four channels of its own production (“ Our Cinema ”, “ World of Cinema ”, “ Sports ”, “ Music ”) in the analogue version, and subsequently began to relay Russian and foreign television channels. In 1998, she switched from analogue to digital broadcasting.
    • Ekho Moskvy CJSC is an information and conversational radio station.
    • NTV-International CJSC is an international version of NTV television channel (differed from the original version of the channel [10] ), launched in January 1997.
  • Publishing House "Seven Days" :
    • The magazine " Results " [11] .
    • Magazine "Caravan of stories".
    • The magazine " 7 days " [12] .
    • The newspaper "Today" (closed in 2001).
  • LLC “Monemonet” is a company established in the fall of 1999 and providing communication and information services to Internet users, as well as creating and supporting information Internet resources [13] . It had two structural divisions:
    • NTV-Portal is an online publishing company. Supported the development of sites both for the holding’s own media assets - ntv.ru portals (now newsru.com , which is not related to NTV), TNT.ru, ntvplus.com, and for third-party projects [14] .
    • NTV-Internet CJSC - Internet Service Provider; Holding's first telecommunication project aimed at providing Internet access via satellite [15] .
  • NTV-Design is a studio created in 1996 with the submission of the main designer of NTV television company, the artist Semyon Levin [16] , subsequently its director until April 2001, and producing computer graphics for NTV, TNT and NTV Plus.
  • NTV-Profit (production company of Igor Tolstunov) is a company producing films and series, founded in 1995.
  • “KinoMost” (later - “MacDos”, “DomFilm”, “Aurora”) is a company for the production of films and series, founded in 1997 [17] .
  • NTV-Kino CJSC is a company producing films and TV shows [18] , founded in 1997.
  • "New Russian TV series" (later - "Forward Film") is a company producing films and series, founded in 2000 [19] .
  • Radio RDV (radio "Business Wave", later - "Radio for Adults") (was purchased from the RSPP in March 2000) [20] .
  • Radio Sport-FM is a sports radio station. It won the competition for replacing the frequency 90.8 on January 26, 2000 [21] and broadcast from February 24, 2000 [22] to February 24, 2005 [23] .
  • Most-Video is a licensed video distributor created in 1997. Since 2000, he was the owner of the Varus-Video trademark, which had the right to release Warner Home Video products in Russia (the license expired in September 2002) and concluded a contract with the media group [24] . In addition to foreign films, it also replicated domestic films released by the Media Most film divisions [25] [26] . In 2000-2004, the distributor released films on DVD [27] . As a result of Gusinsky’s conflict with the authorities, Most-Video separated from its owner and independently engaged in distribution. In August 2005, the company was liquidated.

In April 2001, as a result of Gusinsky’s conflict with the authorities, the owner of this private company changed: he became Gazprom Media , he transferred all the media assets of Gusinsky [28] , with the exception of those who had a foreign legal entity of the international television channel NTV-International (later - RTVI) [29] and the site ntv.ru (later - NTVru.com, now - NEWSru.com). The holding was liquidated by a decision of the Moscow Court of Appeal in May 2001 [30] .

In May 2003, the Gamma-Film company bought and resold a package of series produced at one time by Media-Most and broadcast on NTV and TNT (among them: National Security Agent , Gangster Petersburg , Citizen Chief ) , “ Birthday of the Bourgeois ”, “ Streets of Broken Lights ”). After that, other Russian TV channels became the new owners of these series, including Channel One , Russia , STS [31] [32] .

Similar media groups

There was also the largest informal “media group of Berezovsky, ” which included the record label REAL Records [33] , the newspapers Kommersant , Moskovskaya Komsomolka , Nezavisimaya Gazeta , Novye Izvestia , Fresh Number, Avtopilot magazines, “Power”, “Money”, “Domovoy”, “ Spark ”, radio station “ Our Radio ”, television companies ORT and MNVK (broadcast name “ TV-6 ”) [34] , as well as the distributor of licensed video products - the company “ORT-Video ". From 1999 to 2000, the media of this media group waged an information war against the Gusinsky media holding, which indirectly led to a confrontation between the businessman and the authorities [35] .

See also

  • Gazprom Media
  • NTV case

Links

  • Official site until abolished. Mediamost.ru

Notes

  1. ↑ Evstafiev V.A. The history of Russian advertising. The modern period. - 2nd ed., Rev. and additional .. - M .: Publishing and trading corporation "Dashkov and Co.", 2017. - 872 p. - ISBN 978-5-394-02686-7 .
  2. ↑ Liquidation of Media-Most CJSC (neopr.) . Radio Liberty (May 29, 2001).
  3. ↑ Not Tatyana's day (unopened) . Kommersant (January 27, 2001).
  4. ↑ Steep route (unspecified) . Forbes (May 3, 2010).
  5. ↑ Golden Telecom bought a platform for an attack on digital TV (neopr.) . CNews (December 21, 2006).
  6. ↑ ABOUT NTV'S CONTRIBUTION TO WORLD CULTURE. Is it bad for someone who is now bad. Ekaterina Barabash (neopr.) . Independent Newspaper (April 7, 2001).
  7. ↑ RUSSIAN INFORMATION EMPIRE II. Russia: media holdings. Media Bridge and Gazprom Media - Description (Neopr.) . Radio Liberty (March 20, 1998).
  8. ↑ ZAO Media-Bridge. About the holding (neopr.) . Media Bridge. Date of treatment November 24, 2013. Archived July 11, 2000.
  9. ↑ Zavyalova N. , Slovatskaya N. Everything you wanted to know about TNT, but were afraid to ask // Tele-Sputnik: journal. - 1998. - No. 1 (27) . - S. 24-28 .
  10. ↑ Hour No. 236 (1262). Daily Newspaper. Petit Archived on October 4, 2013.
  11. ↑ The magazine Itogi is published (Neopr.) . The heyday of Russian media .
  12. ↑ First blood (neopr.) . Moscow News (April 17, 2001).
  13. ↑ ZAO Media-Bridge. Monemonet
  14. ↑ ZAO Media-Bridge. NTV Portal
  15. ↑ ZAO Media-Bridge. NTV-Internet
  16. ↑ “The dictatorship of design on NTV” “Composition.ru LLC” dated August 10, 2005: “In 1996, NTV-design was created by Semyon Levin and Vladimir Gusinsky . ”
  17. ↑ WE ARE IN THE FLOW OF INFORMATION (neopr.) . General newspaper (September 24, 1998).
  18. ↑ Vladilen Arseniev: Media-MOST received a “Chinese warning” (unopened) . Tele-Satellite (June 1, 2000).
  19. ↑ NOW GUSINSKY IS GUARDED ONLY by the "COOPS" (neopr.) . New newspaper (May 22, 2000).
  20. ↑ Media-Bridge // Electronic periodical "Politics"
  21. ↑ Radio Sport FM will continue broadcasting - Other - Sports.ru
  22. ↑ All this sport
  23. ↑ Kommersant-Gazeta - Gazprom Media selects Next generation
  24. ↑ Kommersant-Gazeta - “Media-Most” was released on video
  25. ↑ Vedomosti - Bridge Radio, Video Bridge
  26. ↑ ZAO Media-Bridge. Bridge Video
  27. ↑ Bridge Video: DVD releases of the month (unopened) (link not available) . Cinema Search . - DVD releases. Date of treatment April 8, 2017. Archived on April 9, 2017.
  28. ↑ BIG CHANGE ON NTV (neopr.) . NTV (January 19, 2003).
  29. ↑ Eternal NTV. As a new investor, he plans to develop the former TV channel of Vladimir Gusinsky RTVi. Report by Ilya Zhegulev (neopr.) . Meduza (November 2, 2016).
  30. ↑ b-directory
  31. ↑ News of television companies (neopr.) . Tele-Satellite (September 1, 2004).
  32. ↑ GOODBYE, USSR. HELLO STS! The documentary filmmaker of the times of the Union Alexander Rodnyansky became one of the leading television top managers (neopr.) . Moscow News (2003).
  33. ↑ POP FEED TO DUMP. Russian pop music strengthens its position (neopr.) . New newspaper (February 19, 2004).
  34. ↑ INTERESTING IS RECEIVED MEDIA HOLDING (neopr.) . Labor (July 18, 2000).
  35. ↑ TV stars. Stanislav Kucher. Interview with one of the main presenters of the "old" TV-6 (neopr.) . Meduza (March 11, 2016).
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Media-Most&oldid=101572311


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