Disney Channel (Russia)

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Disney Channel
Канал Disney
Launched 10 August 2010 18:00 MSK (satellite broadcasting)
31 December 2011 12:00 MSK (free broadcasting)
Owned by The Walt Disney Company CIS
Picture format 576i (4:3 SDTV)
Slogan We look together (2010 - present),
Happy New Channel (December 31, 2011)
All will begin on December 31. Here. (December 2011)
A new family channel (December 31, 2011 - present)
Let's be friends of family! (January 2012 - present)
Not a boring summer on Disney Channel (June - August, 2012)
Everything is new! (Autumn 2012)
Turn fantasy. Turn on Disney (Autumn 2013)
Language Russian
Broadcast area Russia
Commonwealth of Independent States
Latvia
Formerly called Jetix (10 August 2010)
Semyorka (31 December 2011)
Sister channel(s) Muz-TV (Commonwealth of Independent States, Russia)
Website http://www.disney.ru/kanal/

Disney Channel Russia is a television channel owned by The Walt Disney Company, which began broadcast in Russia and other CIS countries. It replaced Jetix (10 August 2010) and Semyorka (31 December 2011).

While Disney previously planned to launch Disney Channel Russia as an over-the-air service in 2009, their deal with a Russian media company was rejected by Russian authorities. Disney Channel is available as a cable and satellite channel, and is made available via the regular operators (such as NTV Plus). A registration request was filed in 2010 with the Russian media authority Roscomnadzor.[1] On March 9, 2010 the Russian TV authority granted Walt Disney Company CIS a cable television broadcasting license (#15922). Later it was announced that the change will happen on August 10, 2010.[2][3][4][5][6]

Disney Channel Russia replaced Jetix Russia, making it the last Jetix-branded channel in the world to close. The change occurred on August 10 as planned at 12 local time. The last Jetix program was an episode of Kid vs. Kat while the first program on Disney Channel was the premiere of the movie Finding Nemo, following a 5 1/2 minute introduction package. Unlike many other Disney Channels in Europe, which broadcast a single video feed with several language tracks, this version is custom-made for Russia. is known on screen by its Russian title (from Russian TV Channel 1) Other titles and logos are translated and adapted as well.

Current programming

Live-action

Animated

Reruns

Short series

  • Movie Surfers (Кинопутешественники)
  • On Line! (На связи!)
  • Little super show (Маленькое супер шоу)
  • Take Two with Phineas and Ferb (Ток-шоу Финеса и Ферба)
  • Disney 365 (Disney 365)
  • Have a Laugh! (Шутки-минутки!)
  • Re-MICK's (Re-MICK’s)
  • Blam! (Бамc!)
  • Cars Toons: Mater's Tall Tales (Мультачки: Байки Мэтра)
  • Bruno the Great (Бруно Великолепный)

Former programmes

Disney Junior

Disney Junior launched on 10 August 2013 as Playhouse Disney. It was replaced by Disney Junior on 1 September 2013, making it the last Playhouse Disney in the world.

Current programs

Other

  • Handy Manny. Handy Manny's School for Tools (Умелец Мэнни. Школа для инструментов)
  • Mickey Mouse Clubhouse (Клуб Микки Мауса. Зарядка)
  • Can You Teach My Alligator Manners? (Как научить крокодила хорошим манерам?)
  • Cars 2: Road rules (Тачки 2: Дорожные правила)

Movies

See also

References

  1. ↑ http://www.rbcdaily.ru/2010/03/16/media/464670 "Книга мастеров" пошла по миру ([The film] The Book of Masters goes around the world) (in Russian)
    In the interview, Walt Disney Company CIS director Marina Zhigalova-Ozkan says:
    We decided to give up our plans to enter the over-the-air TV segment. Currently all our efforts are centered on the development of our Jetix channel. Apart from that, we recently filed documents with Roscomnadzor for the registration of the Disney Channel. Now the document review period has been extended to six months.
  2. ↑ "Disney going to start". ComNews. 
  3. ↑ "Russian viewers will be able to watch Disney channel programs of August". Lenizdat.Ru. 
  4. ↑ "One of Disney will be more". Izvestiya.Ru. 
  5. ↑ "The new Disney Channel will appear on the cable and satellite TV in Russia". RIA Novosti. 
  6. ↑ http://disney.ru/DisneyCMS/Content/CompanyNews/104.jsp

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