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Die Grössten Deutschen Medienunternehmen 2008 DIE GRÖSSTEN DEUTSCHEN MEDIENUNTERNEHMEN 2008 Rang Unternehmen, Firmensitz Umsatz in Mio. EUR Veränderung in Umsatz nach Geschäftsfeldern Mit- Wichtigste Auswahl an Beteiligungen und Aktivitäten (Anteile in Prozent) Internet-Adresse Prozent Geschäftsfelder Anteil in arbeiter Gesellschafter 2008 (Anteil in Prozent) 2008 2007 2006 2008/07 2008/06 (Auswahl) Prozent 1 Bertelsmann AG, Gütersloh 16 118 16 191 19 297 -0,5 -16,5 RTL Group (TV, Radio, 106 083 Kapitalanteile: RTL Group (90,4) - Gruner + Jahr (74,9) - Random House (100) - Arvato (100) - Direct Group (100). www.bertelsmann.de Film-/TV-Produktion) 35,0 Bertelsmann-Stiftung (76,9), RTL Group: RTL Television, RTL Interactive, RTL Games, IP Deutschland, GZSZ Vermarktung, N-TV, Universum Film (je 90); Vox Arvato (Media Services, Druck) 30,2 Familie Mohn (23,1) (89,9), Super RTL (45); RTL 2 (32,4), CLT-Ufa/Luxemb., Bayard d‘Antin, Paris; Channel 5, London; Broadcasting Center Europe, Gruner + Jahr Stimmrechte: Luxemb. (je 90); IP Frankreich, IP Luxemb. (je 90), RTL Nederland, Hilversum (66,4), RTL Kroatien (66,7), Magyar RTL Televizio, (Magazine, Zeitungen) 16,8 BVG Bertelsmann (100) Budapest (44,2), RTL 9, Luxemb. (31,6); M 6 Editions/M 6 Films, Paris Première, Métropole Télévision, Frankreich (je 43,9); Télé- Direct Group vision Independante, Brüssel (59,5), OOO Ren-TV, Moskau (27,1), Antena 3, Madrid (19,1); Grundy Light Entertainment (90,4), (Buch- und Musikclubs) 7,6 CLT Multimedia, Grundy Ufa TV Produktion, Teamworx, Trebitsch Produktion, Ufa Film und Fernsehen/Entertainment/TV-Produk- Random House (Buch) 10,4 tion (je 90); Freemantle, Australien/China/GB/USA; Be Happy Prod., Frank reich (je 90,4); Blue Circle, Niederlande (90,4); Blu A/S, davon Ausland 63,6 Kopenhagen (67,8, Belga Films, Brüssel (59,5). RTL Radio Dtl., AVE Ges. f. Hörfunkbet., Neue Spreeradio, Ediradio, Paris (je 90,2), Hitradio RTL Sachsen (62,6), Radio 538, Hilversum (66,4), Antenne Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (22,9), New Contact, Brüssel (45,1), BCS Broadcasting Sachsen (34,4), Mistergooddeal, Frankreich (43,9), UFA Sport, Clipfish (je 90,2). Random House: 10 Töchter in USA, Kanada, Australien, Neuseeland, GB, Indien, Korea (je 100); Virgin Books, GB (90), Woodlands Books, GB (85); Tochter in Japan (59,8); 9 Beteilig. (50) in GB, Spanien, Argentinien, Uruguay, Chile, Mexiko, Kolumbien, Venezuela, Südafrika; Verlagsgruppe Random House, München; Gerth Medien, Asslar, Prestel Verlag, München (je 100); Arvato: Mohn Media, Deutscher Supplement Verlag, Wissenmedia, Faksimile Verlag, Vogel Druck & Medienservice (je 100), Medienfabrik Gütersloh (90); Prinovis (37,5); Fernwärme, Gütersloh (51), Verlag Automobil Wirtschaft, Brasilien/Südafrika (je 100), Deutsche Post Adress, Bonn (30,9), 11818 Auskunft (100); AZ Direct, BFS Finance (je 63); Arvato Direct Services (100); Arvato Logistics/Distribution/Customer/ Media Services (100), Sonopress (100), Infoscore Business Support/Finance (je 63), Arvato IT-Firmen in div. Ländern. Direct Group: Medienclubs, Buchhandlungen, Internetaktivitäten und Verlage in 18 Ländern; Buch.de, Münster (26,7); Bertelsmann Medien/Media, Schweiz/Russland (je 100); Otto Media, Hamburg (80); Nionex (100) 2 Pro Sieben Sat 1 Media AG, 3 054 2 710 2 095 12,7 45,8 Free-TV Deutschland 56,8 5 798 Lavena Holding 4 Free-TV Deutschland: Sat 1, Pro Sieben, Kabel 1, N24. Unterföhring Free-TV Ausland 26,1 (KKR/Permira) (56,7), Free-TV International: P7S1 Broadcasting, SBS Broadcasting. www.prosiebensat1.com Diversifikation 17,1 Telegraaf Media Groep (6,0), Diversifikation/Sonstiges: Pay-TV (C More/Canal+Sevensenses), Transaktions-TV (9 Live/international), Online, Multimedia, Streubesitz (37,3) Radio, Print, Merchandising/Licensing, Musik, Sevenone Media, Magic Internet, Wer-Weiss-Was, Wetter.com, Lokalisten Media, Starwatch Music zu 1 Gruner + Jahr AG, Hamburg 2 769 2 831 2 861 -2,2 -3,2 Anzeigen 34 14 941 Bertelsmann AG (74,9), Über 500 Zeitschriften, Zeitungen und Online-Angebote in 30 Länder, u.a. in Deutschland, Österreich, Frankreich, Italien, www.guj.de Vertrieb 31 Familie Jahr (25,1) Spanien, Polen, Russland, China, USA; Beteiligungen u.a. Prisma Presse, Paris; G+J Spanien, Madrid; Brown Printing Com- Druck 21 pany, USA; G+J Wirtschaftsmedien, Neon Magazin, View Magazin, Life & Health Verlag, G+J Emotion Verlag, G+J Electronic Sonstiges 14 Media Sales, DPV Deutscher Pressevertrieb, Norddeutsche Verlagsges., Stern.de, W.E. Saarbach, Picture Press, G+J Events, davon Ausland 54 G+J Corporate Media, Entertainment Media Verlag, Dornach (je 100); Hamburger Journalistenschule (95); Motor Presse Stuttgart, Scholten Verlag (je 59,9), Chefkoch.de Marken & Dienste, Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler (50,2); In Verlag, Berlin (50,1); WVD Mediengruppe, Chemnitz (60); Xx-well.com, Berlin (75); Manager Magazin Verlag (24,9); Spiegel Verlag (25,3); Dresd- ner Druck- und Verlagshaus, Dresden ( 60); Sachsenpost (30,6), Verlagsgruppe News, Wien (56);G+J/Mondadori, Mailand (50); BODA/Ray Li, Peking (48); Prinovis, Hamburg (37,5) 3 Axel Springer AG, Berlin 2 729 2 578 2 376 5,8 14,8 Zeitungen Deutschland 46,8 10 666 Axel Springer Gesellschaft Axel Springer (AS) Auto-Verlag; AS Mediahouse München; AS Finanzen Verlag, AS Digital TV, AS TV Productions, Hamburg, AS www.axelspringer.de Zeitschriften Deutschland 20,7 für Publizistik (51,5), Digital TV Guide, B.Z. Ullstein; Bergedorfer Buchdruckerei; Berliner Wochenblatt Verlag; AS España/France/Praha/Polska/Russia/ Print Ausland 15,0 Friede Springer (7,0), Ungarn; AS Verlag Vertriebsges.; ASV Direktmarketing; Schwartzkopff TV; Immonet.de; ZZ Kurier (je 100); Axel Springer Schweiz Digitale Medien 13,9 Axel Springer AG (9,8), (je 100); Handelszeitung und Finanzrundschau, Schweiz (100); Transfermarkt (51), Vision Media Holding (100), beide Schweiz; Services/Holding 3,6 Deutsche Bank (8,4), Jahr Top Special Verlag; Cora Verlag (50); Idealo.de (74,9); Bild Digital (100); Zanox.de (60); Wallstreet:Online, Berlin (71,9); Streubesitz (23,3) Stepstone Deutschland (49,9); StepStone ASA, Norwegen (seit 09/2009 : 52,3); AuFeminin.com (82,4); Buecher.de (33,3); Eprofessional, Hamburg (60); Garnigo, Hamburg (94,8; Gofeminin.de (82,4); Prinovis (25,1); direkte Beteiligungen an 6 Radio- sendern sowie indirekte Beteiligungen an weiteren Radiosendern über Radioholding Regiocast (7,5); Buch- und Presse-Groß- vertrieb (65,2), Beteiligungen an 7 Grosso-Gesellschaften in Ostdeutschland und weiteren Vertriebsgesellschaften 4 Verlagsgruppe 2 589 2 489 2 243 4,0 15,4 Zeitungen und 17 447 Monika Schoeller Zeitungen und Magazine: Südkurier, Konstanz; Mediengruppe Main-Post, Würzburg; LPV Lebensmittel Praxis Verlag; Pro- Georg von Holtzbrinck, Wirtschaftsinformationen 40,6 Familiengesellschaft, gnos AG, Basel; Spotlight Verlag (je 100); Zeitverlag (51); Saarbrücker Zeitung; Trierischer Volksfreund; Lausitzer Rund- Stuttgart Bildung und Wissenschaft 26,4 Dr. Stefan von Holtzbrinck schau; Euroscript Sarl, Luxemb. (je 56,1). www.holtzbrinck.com Belletristik und Sachbuch 23,6 (je 50) Bildung und Wissenschaft: Macmillan, London (100) inkl. Nature Publishing Group, Macmillan Education Worldwide, Macmillan Digitale Medien 9,4 Palgrave (je 100); Bedford, Freeman & Worth, USA; Scientific American, USA; Spektrum der Wissenschaft (je 100) und internat. Bet. davon Ausland 51,0 Belletristik und Sachbuch: S. Fischer Verlag, Rowohlt Verlag, Rowohlt Berlin, Kindler Verlag; J. B. Metzlersche Verlagsbuchhandlg. (je 100); Kiepenheuer & Witsch (85); Droemersche Verlagsanstalt, Pattloch (je 50); Macmillan, London (100) inkl. Pan Macmillan, Gill & Macmillan; St. Martin’s Press, USA; Farrar, Strauss & Giroux, USA; Henry Holt, USA; Tom Doherty, USA (je 100). Digitale Medien: Holtzbrinck Digital/Networks/E-Lab (je 100); Holtzbrinck Ventures (95); VZnet Netzwerke (100); Myphotobook (100), The performance network (100); Abacho AG (56,0), Allesklar.com (43,9), Parship (80,1); Habostorta, Ungarn (95); Quar- ter Media (50,8) Buecher.de; ISA Immobilien-, Stellen-, Autoanzeigen im Internet (je 33,33) zu 1 Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland, 2 020 1 966 1 948 2,7 3,7 Werbeumsatz 85 1 2 460 RTL Group, Luxemburg TV: RTL Television (100), N-TV, Super RTL (50), Vox (99,7), RTL 2 (über RTL Group, 35,9), RTL Crime (100), RTL Living Köln Diversifikationsgeschäfte 15 1 (100) (100), Passion (50,4); Diversifikation: RTL Interaktive, RTL media Services, RTL Shop, RTL Games, RTL Enterprises, Univer- www.mediengruppe-rtl.de sum Film (je 100); Vermarktung: IP Deutschland (100), IPA Plus Östereich (50), IP Multimedia Schweiz (32); Produktion & Services: CBC, RTL Cration (je 100), Norddeich TV (75), S4M (19,8), Action Concept (10); Sonstiges: RTL Hessen, RTL Nord, Tele West, i-2-i Muikverlag (je 100), RTL Journalistenschule (90), Mediascore (75) 5 Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen, 1 952 1 959 1 958 -0,4 -0,3 Gebühren 851 3 601 Die 16 Länder der TV-Programme des ZDF: ZDF-Hauptprogramm; Partnerprogramme: ARD/ZDF-Kinderkanal, Phoenix (je 50), 3 Sat (32,5), Mainz Werbung 61 Bundes republik Deutschland Arte (25); Digitale Programme: ZDF-Infokanal, ZDF-Dokukanal, ZDF-Theaterkanal, ZDF-Mediathek; Beteilungen: ZDF- www.zdf.de Sonstiges 91 Enterprises; Bavaria Film- und Fernsehstudios (33,3); Sport A (50); ZDF Werbefernsehen 6 Verlagsgruppe Weltbild, 1 94023 1 600 2 3 1 403 2 3 21,3 38,3 Weltbild Verlag 77 7 400 Diözese Mainz (17), Erzdiö- Kidoh Deutschland, Augsburg (je 100); DBH Buchhandel, München (50); Droemer Knaur, München (50); Buecher.de, Augsburg Online (Shops) 23 zese München/Freising (13,2), Augsburg (33); Fiegweil und Taubert, Köln (100); C-Books Germany, Düsseldorf
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