In January 2008, it became a full pay TV, launching the package "Premium Gallery", available, with a package for football matches, through monthly subscription or prepaid. Mediaset also partly owns Spanish media company Mediaset España Comunicación.Mediaset Premium was launched on January 20, 2005, initially offering only pay-per-view services for movies and sports. Mediaset’s local networks may be accessible in other European countries like Albania, Croatia,, Greece, Malta, Monaco, Montenegro, Slovenia, Spain, and Switzerland. However, in June 2019, amid a financial crisis, the service shut down. Mediaset Premium also came with comprehensive sports coverage from major football competitions such as the UEFA Champions League on themed channels like Premium Sports and Premium Calcio. Its packages included cartoons, documentaries, movies, TV series and access to Premium Play-an over-the-top (OTT) streaming service. In January 2005, Mediaset Premium was launched to serve as a DTT and VOD provider. Over the years, a number of services and offerings from Mediaset have been shut down. Programming from some of these channels may distributed worldwide via the broadcaster’s international service Mediaset Italia.
Its offerings include terrestrial TV channels like Canale 5, Italia 1, and Rete 4, which are available in high definition. For many years, it has been a competitor to public-service broadcaster RAI and satellite TV platform Sky Italia. It operates free-to-air and pay-television television channels and radio stations. Mediaset is a commercial broadcaster in Italy, which was founded by former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi in December 1993. The network broadcasts in 576i (SD), whereas its high-definition equivalent Italia 1 HD airs in 1080i (HD). Programs on Italia 1 include informative and entertainment shows, TV series, cartoons and more. In the past, Italia 1 has participated in the coverage of top football action, such as the FIFA World Cup, for which Mediaset had acquired media rights. It was launched in 1982 and is available on digital terrestrial TV, cable, satellite and online via Mediaset’s official OTT service. Italia 1 is a private generalist television channel in Italy owned and operated by Mediaset.
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