TMK (cable)

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2000-2017	2017-2018	2019-2020

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TMK was launched on February 1, 2000 as an analog cable provider.

In 2017, Strelka owned a 50% stake in TMK. Later, it would own a 100% stake.

In November 2017, there was a rebranding with a simple logo.

TMK was discontinued and closed on June 18, 2018, replaced by Arrow Satellite.

Before Arrow Satellite's shut down, some old stuff of AS and the old TMK decided to revive the TMK. It revived successfully on February 1, 2019.

It shut down again on February 28, 2020.

V • T • E Aurantius Media Group
Aurantius Television T-Plus (International: Europe, America, North) \| Kanal U \| STR \| Lava News Russia & CIS¹ \| CN¹ \| RTC¹ (Russia, Caucasus, Middle Lands) \| 36Russia¹ \| Jetix Russia¹ \| TV-16 Strelka (Other) International (Moldova) \| Mix \| Gaming \| Streaming Service \| Radio Express Other asset TSN Defunct Strelka (Kriminaly i Proishestviya, Klassika, Anime, Mult, Moda, Sport, 18-plus) \| Arrow Satellite \| FTMedia InterNational \| T-Plus International \| FTDesign \| UNB \| TMK (cable) \| TMK Russia \| TTV \| T-Plus United Kingdom Disbanded Kinoserial² \| TMK Asia Corporation \| TMK Conlandia
¹Under license from CPN Holdings ² Formerly a joint venture with Moscow Television Media CPN Media Group owns a minority stake in AMG (12%).