TMK (cable)

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

In 2017 Strelka owned a 50% stake in TMK, later later it will be own a 100% stake.

On November 2017 there was a rebranding with a simple logo.

TMK was disconnected and closed on June 18, 2018, replacing 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.

V • T • E Aurantius Media Group
Television Aurantius Television T-Plus \| TMK (TV Channel) \| CTA (Moldova) \| TMKids \| Kanal U \| STR \| T-Plus Europe \| T-Plus United Kingdom \| T-Plus America \| T+TMK \| TMK Conlandia \| TMK Vustrela \| Lava News Russia & CIS¹ \| CN¹ \| RTC Russia¹ \| 36Russia¹ \| Jetix¹ TMK Asia Corporation TMK Kazakhstan & Kyrgyzstan \| TMK Korea \| TMK Japan \| TMK Thailand \| TMK India \| TMK Philippines \| TMK Indonesia \| RTC Caucasus¹ \| RTC Middle Lands¹ News programs TSN (T-Plus) \| TMK-News (TMK) \| TMK-ANS (all TMKAC-owned channels, except RTC) Production companies Orange Cube Productions \| Saint-Petersburgs Studio Other assets and companies TMR \| TMK (cable) \| National RailWays Company Aurantius Communications: CISmobile \| Driver Defunct Strelka (HD) (Other) \| Strelka+ \| Strelka Kriminaly i Proishestviya \| Strelka Klassika \| Strelka Anime/Strelka Mult \| Strelka Moda \| Strelka Sport \| Strelka Mix \| Strelka 18-plus \| Arrow Satellite FTMedia InterNational T-Plus International \| FTDesign \| UNB \| G4 Disbanded TNT4-Sotsgorod \| 56K \| Kinoserial
¹Under license from CPN Holdings CPN Media Group owns a minority stake in AMG (under 15%).