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Biroul Licente Autorizari MODIFICARI AVIZE DE RETRANSMISIE Biroul Licente Autorizari MODIFICARI AVIZE DE RETRANSMISIE cu respectarea prevederilor art.82 din Legea audiovizualului nr.504/2002, cu completarile si modificarile ulterioare si ale deciziei CNA nr.72/2012 Nr. Societatea titulara a avizului de Avizul de retransmsie Numarul total de programe Lipsa - programe cu regim must carry Modificari ale retelei de Crt. retransmisie retransmise (analogic/digital) (ANALOGIC/ comunicatii electronice Nr. de inregistrare al solicitarii la DIGITAL) CNA Alte modificări 1. SC HD CAT SRL A7326.1/08.03.2012 42 – SISTEM ANALOGIC Pentru programul regional OLT TV s-a 10401/01.10.2013 (POPÂNZÂLEŞTI, JUDEŢUL prezentat negaţia din partea postului – nu DOLJ) se repţionează în zonă. 2. SC HD CAT SRL A7270/12.10.2010 (CÂRCEA, 42 – SISTEM ANALOGIC Pentru programul regional OLT TV s-a 10402/01.10.2013 JUDEŢUL DOLJ) prezentat negaţia din partea postului – nu se repţionează în zonă. 3. SC HD CAT SRL A7269.1/08.03.2012 42 – SISTEM ANALOGIC Pentru programul regional OLT TV s-a 10403/01.10.2013 (COŢOFENII DIN FAŢĂ, prezentat negaţia din partea postului – nu JUDEŢUL DOLJ) se repţionează în zonă. 4. SC TELE PLUS NM SRL A1345/25.11.2003 (LASLĂU 65 – SISTEM ANALOGIC Se extinde reţeaua în 10442/02.10.2013 MARE, JUDEŢUL MUREŞ) localităţile: LASLĂU MIC, IDRIFAIA, judeţul Mureş. Certificatul tip ANCOM - schimbat. Se schimbă adresa staţiei centrale. 5. SC TELE PLUS NM SRL A1347/25.11.2003 65 – SISTEM ANALOGIC 10443/02.10.2013 (FÂNTÂNELE, JUDEŢUL MUREŞ) 6. SC TELE PLUS NM SRL A1346/25.11.2003 (DELENI, 65 – SISTEM ANALOGIC 10444/02.10.2013 JUDEŢUL MUREŞ) 7. SC INTERNATIONAL A6931/02.09.2010 43 – SISTEM ANALOGIC OLISAT SRL (SĂNDULENI, JUDEŢUL 10435/02.10.2013 BACĂU) 8. SC GE&CO COMPUTER A7005/21.05.2009 (PERIŞ, 57 – SISTEM ANALOGIC Se extinde reţeaua în INDUSTRIES SRL JUDEŢUL ILFOV) localităţile: COCIOC, 10722/11.10.2013 JUDEŢUL ILFOV, 1 UNGURENI, JUDEŢUL DÂMBOVIŢA Certificatul tip ANCOM - schimbat. Reprezentantul legal. 9. SC DIGINET SA A6866.2/14.07.2009 73 – SISTEM ANALOGIC 10828/15.10.2013 (CĂTĂMĂRĂŞTI-DEAL, 100 – SISTEM DIGITAL JUDEŢUL BOTOŞANI) 10. SC RAV TV SRL A1662/18.12.2003 (SĂCELE, 50 – SISTEM ANALOGIC 10310/30.09.2013 JUDEŢUL BRAŞOV) 11. SC NEW SYSTEM A1160.1/03.11.2005 (AGNITA, 57 – SISTEM ANALOGIC TELEVISION SRL JUDEŢUL SIBIU) 11060/17.10.2013 12. SC KATV-STAR SRL A6622.1/25.11.2008 58 – SISTEM ANALOGIC 11061/17.10.2013 (CISNĂDIE, JUDEŢUL SIBIU) 13. SC IMPULS CONSTRUCT A7337/05.05.2011 (FIERBINŢI, 76 – SISTEM ANALOGIC Se extinde reţeaua în SRL JUDEŢUL IALOMIŢA) 79 – SISTEM DIGITAL localităţile: Maia şi Răduleşti, 11043/17.10.2013 judeţul Ialomiţa Notificari servicii de programe, cu respectarea deciziei CNA nr.199/2003 privind retransmisia serviciilor de program e pe teritoriul Romaniei TV PLANETA, PLANETA HD – Bulgaria – programe de muzică. AL JAZEERA INTERNATIONAL – licenţă OFCOM – program informativ Observaţie: - din data de 01.10.2013 se redenumesc canale: AXN CRIME – AXN WHITE şi AXN SCI-FI – AXN BLACK. 2 .
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