Dogan Group exits Romania. Kanal D, Kanal D2 and Radio Impuls to have Romanian owners
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The Dogan Group, which owns the television channels Kanal D and Kanal D2 and the radio station Radio Impuls, is exiting Romania. The transaction has been officially announced.
According to the information published, the group made up of the two television channels and the radio station will now have Romanian owners. The Clever Romania Group is officially taking over these stations.
Kanal D is a television channel well known to the Romanian public, and the announcement marks an important change for the country's media market. The Dogan Group is a media group from Turkey that has been present in Romania until now.
The information available does not, for the time being, provide details about the stations' programming or about their employees. Following the development of this transaction will show what changes will follow for the viewers and listeners of these stations.
Sources: Pagina de media
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