RTL Group: Perbedaan antara revisi

** [[Club RTL]]

** [[RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg]]

** [[Den 2. RTL]]

** [[RTL TVI]]

** [[Club RTL]]

** [[Plug RTL]]

** [[RTL 4]] (started in 1989 as RTL Veronique, renamed RTL 4 in 1990)

** [[RTL 5]]

** [[RTL 7]] (formerly known as [[Yorin]])

** [[RTL 8]] (formerly known as Talpa, Tien)

** [[RTL Z]]

** [[RTL Crime (Dutch TV channel)|RTL Crime]]

** [[RTL Lounge]]

** [[RTL Telekids]]

** [[Métropole Télévision|M6]]

** [[M6 Boutique & Co]]

** [[Paris Première]]

** [[Série Club]]

** [[Téva]]

** [[6ter]]

** [[W9 (French Television Channel)|W9]]

** [[M6 Music Hits]]

** [[RTL (German TV channel)|RTL]]

** [[VOX (German TV channel)|VOX]]

** [[RTL II]]

** [[Nitro (German TV channel)|Nitro]]

** [[Super RTL]] (joint-venture with [[The Walt Disney Company]])

** [[Toggo Plus]]

** [[n-tv]]

** [[RTLplus]]

** [[RTL Crime (German TV channel)|RTL Crime]]

** [[RTL Living]]

** [[RTL Passion]]

** [[Geo Television (Germany)|Geo Television]]

** [[Antena 3 (Spain)|Antena 3]] (19.17%)

** [[laSexta]] (19.17%)

** [[Neox (TV channel)|Neox]] (19.17%)

** [[Nova (Spain TV channel)|Nova]] (19.17%)

** [[Mega (Spanish television channel)|Mega]] (19.17%)

** Atreseries (19.17%)

** [[RTL Televizija|RTL]]

** [[RTL 2 (Croatia)|RTL 2]]

** [[RTL Kockica]]

** [[RTL Living (Croatia)|RTL Living]]

** [[RTL Passion (Croatia)|RTL Passion]]

** [[RTL Crime (Croatian TV channel)|RTL Crime]]

** [[RTL Klub]]

** [[RTL II (Hungary)|RTL II]]

** [[Cool TV]]

** [[Film+]]

** [[RTL Gold]] (formerly known as Film+ 2)

** [[RTL +]]

** [[Sorozat+]]

** [[Muzsika TV]]

** [[RTL Spike]]

* [[Media Capital]], a [[Portugal|Portuguese]] media group was sold to [[Prisa]] on 6 February 2007. Subsequently, RTL's 33% share in [[Televisão Independente|TVI]] was transferred to [[Prisa]].

* [[Channel 5 (UK)|Five]] (now re-branded '''Channel 5'''), a [[United Kingdom|UK]] TV channel was sold to [[Richard Desmond]]'s [[Northern & Shell]] on 23 July 2010.<ref>{{cite press release | publisher = RTL Group | date = 23 July 2010 | title = RTL Group sells UK broadcaster Five | url = http://www.rtlgroup.com/www/htm/home_news.aspx?ID=C57D4206AF294A979A24C3EE4270E175 | accessdate = 24 July 2010 }}</ref>

* [[Alpha TV]], a Greek channel with Panhellenic transmission. A 66.6% share was sold by Dimitris Kontominas to RTL Group. The shares sold RTL Group to Dimitris Kontominas on 5 January 2012.

* [[BIG RTL Thrill]], an Indian channel was joint-venture with Reliance. In July 2014 RTL terminated its joint-venture, and the channel was renamed BIG Thrill.<ref>{{cite news|title=RTL-Reliance Broadcast terminate Big RTL Thrill joint venture|url=http://www.indiantelevision.com/television/tv-channels/specialised-and-niche/rtl-reliance-broadcast-terminate-big-rtl-thrill-joint-venture-140716|accessdate=26 March 2018|work=Indian Television Dot Com|date=16 July 2014|language=en}}</ref><ref>{{cite news|last1=Frater|first1=Patrick|title=RTL and Reliance ADA Halt TV Venture in India|url=https://variety.com/2014/tv/asia/rtl-and-reliance-ada-halt-tv-venture-in-india-1201262441/|work=Variety|date=15 July 2014}}</ref>

== Stasiun radio ==

=== Mantan stasiun radio ===

* [[Rádio Comercial]], [[Cidade (radio station)|Cidade FM]], [[Best Rock FM]] and [[Rádio Clube]] and other stations in [[Portugal]], were transferred to [[Prisa]] when RTL sold its 33% share in [[Media Capital]] group in February 2007.

* [[Alpha 98.9]], a Greek radio station. The 66.6% of shares was sold from Dimitris Kontominas to RTL Group. The shares was return from RTL Group to Dimitris Kontominas on 5 January 2012.