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OBN (TV channel) - Wikipedia

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OBN
Ownership

Country	Bosnia and Herzegovina
Broadcast area	Worldwide via Satellite
Network	Broadcast Television Network
Owner	Ivan Ćaleta (100%)
History
Launched	23 July 1996 (1996-07-23)
Links
Website	www.obn.ba

OBN (abbreviation of Open Broadcast Network) is a local television network broadcasting a TV channel in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Headquarters of this TV is in Sarajevo, Pofalići neighborhood.

OBN originally stood for Open Broadcast Network, when the company was founded in 1996 by the Office of the High Representative and the European Union. It was oriented towards general news, and the international owners invested some 20 million USD in its development as a neutral television channel.

The station became privately owned in 2000, when it was acquired by Ivan Ćaleta, a Croatian entrepreneur and former owner of Nova TV. Later, Chellomedia bought 85% stake in the television.^[1] Ćaleta bought back AMC Networks International's 85% stake in the television channel in November 2019, making him the sole owner of the channel once again.^[2]

Programmes

Telenovelas / Series since October 2019

Original name	Bosnian translation	Origin
Elif	Elif	Turkey
Yaralı Kuşlar	Ranjene ptice
Cennet'in Gözyaşları	Dženet
Dila Hanım	Dila
Öyle Bir Geçer Zaman Ki	Ali
Kuzey Güney	Dolina suza
Kınalı Kar	Nazar
Bütün Çocuklarım	Sva moja djeca
Nemoj da zvocaš	Nemoj da zvocaš	Serbia
Shakti - Astitva Ke Ehsaas Ki	Sestre	India

Logos

From 1996, for this Bosnian television channel, there was four different logos. The first logo of the channel has been in use from 1996 to 1999, the second logo has been in use from 1999 to 2005, the third logo has been is in use from 2005 to 2008, and the fourth and current logo is in use from 2008.

References

^ "Kupovina OBN-a je početak osvajanja bh. tržišta". www.klix.ba (in Croatian). Retrieved 2023-11-27.
^ "Ivan Ćaleta preuzima OBN televiziju". www.oslobodjenje.ba (in Bosnian). Oslobođenje. Retrieved 25 April 2020.

External links

Televizija OBN - official web site

AMC Networks

U.S. TV networks

AMC
BBC America (49.9% stake)
- BBC World News
IFC
Sundance TV
WE tv

Film and television assets

IFC Center
IFC Films
RLJ Entertainment (83%)
- RLJE Films
- Acorn DVD
Sentai Filmworks

Streaming

AMC Networks
International

UK (EMEA)	AMC with Paramount Networks EMEAA CBS Reality Legend Legend Xtra True Crime True Crime Xtra Extreme Sports Channel ShortsTV (25% with Shorts International) SundanceTV
Central and Northern Europe	AMC Film+ Czech Republic Film Cafe Film Mania JimJam Kinowelt TV Germany Minimax Spektrum Spektrum Home Sport1, Sport2 TV Paprika
Southern Europe	AMC AMC Break AMC Crime Historia/História ¡Buen Viaje! Canal Cocina with Dreamia (JV with NOS) Biggs Blast Canal Hollywood Canal Panda Casa e Cozinha Panda Kids DARK Decasa Enfamilia Odisea/Odisseia Sol Música Somos Sundance TV XTRM
Latin America	AMC Europa Europa El Gourmet Film & Arts Más Chic
Defunct	AMC Asia Blaze Portugal and Spain Canal Panda Spain CBS Action Crime + Investigation Portugal Crimen + Investigación Megamax Canal MGM MGM Channel Europe MOV Outdoor Channel EMEA (with Kroenke Sports & Entertainment) SportM Zone Club

MGM Networks

v t e Zvezde Granda
Grand Production RTV Pink UM Nova M Nova BH Grand TV Prva OBN
Winners	Branislav Mojićević (2004.) Milica Todorović (2005.) Dušan Svilar (2007.) Darko Lazić (2009.) Stefan Petrušić (2011.) Darko Martinović (2012.) Amar Jašarspahić (2013.) Mirza Selimović (2014.) Haris Berković (2015.) Ibro Bublin (2016.) Aleksa Perović; Riste Risteski (2017.) Anid Ćušić (2018.) Džejla Ramović (2019.) Mahir Mulalić (2021.) Nermin Handžić (2022.) Slavica Angelova (2023.) Meliha Imširović / Šejla Zonić (2024.)
Prominent contestants	Nadica Ademov Stevan Anđelković Mirjana Aleksić Edita Aradinović Jadranka Barjaktarović Slobodan Batjarević Aleksandra Bursać [sr] Miloš Vujanović Jelena Vučković Katarina Gardijan Marko Gajić Jelena Gerbec Mirza Delić Katarina Didanović Katarina Grujić Milan Dinčić Dragi Domić Slađana Đorđević Tijana Milentijević Dejana Erić [sh] Katarina Živković Monika Ivkić Martina Jozinović Mustafa Omerika Aleksandar Josifovski Nikolina Kovač [sr] Jelena Kostov Rada Manojlović Biljana Marković Maja Milutinović Tamara Milutinović Aleksandra Mladenović Aleksandra Mladenović Petar Mitić Nemanja Nikolić Jelena Novaković Ivana Pavković Milica Pavlović Zorja Pajić Jovana Pajić Ljubomir Perućica Andrijana Petrušovska Savo Perović Aleksandra Prijović Aleksa Radenković Miroslav Radulović Tanja Savić Biljana Sečivanović Sanja Stojanović Aleksandra Stojković Milan Stanković Jovan Stefanović [sr] Tea Tairović Svetlana Tanasić Milan Topalović Milena Ćeranić Slavica Ćukteraš Darko Filipović Renato Henc Andreana Čekić Teodora Džehverović Isak Šabanović
Presenters	Tamara Raonić-Popović (2004.–2005.) Dragana Katić (2004.–2005.; 2014) Ines Gavrilović (2004.–2005.) Suzana Mančić (2004.–2005.) Ena Popov; Marko Miljković (2007.) Silvija Nedeljković; Nemanja Stevanović (2008.–2009.) Vladimir Stanojević; Ljubinka Dobrosavljev (2010.–2011.) Milan Mitrović; Ana Sević (2011.–2013.) Vojislav Nedeljković (2013.–present) Sanja Kužet (2013.–2016.; 2017.–present)

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