ProTV Chișinău

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PRO TV Chișinău

Country	Moldova
Headquarters	7 Petru Maior str., Chișinău, Moldova
Ownership
Owner	Central European Media Enterprises
Sister channels	acasă, PRO Arena, PRO Cinema, acasă Gold
History
Launched	3 September 1999
Links
Website	www.protv.md

PRO TV Chișinău is a private, generalist TV channel from Moldova. It was founded in 1999. It is operated by Prodigital SRL (initially - Mediapro SRL), part of CME trust. Besides some PRO TV Bucharest's programs, PRO TV Chișinău broadcasts local newscasts and shows, as well as local advertising.

PRO TV Chișinău is one of the first private stations in Moldova.^{[citation needed]}

The company has been managed since it opened by Cătălin Giosan.

The channel started broadcasting on 1 December 1998 as PRO TV Moldova, the station emulated its Romanian parent's aesthetic of westernizing society.^[1] It gained its current name on 3 September 1999, when the Moldovan edition of Știrile Pro TV premiered.^[2] A dedicated website was set up by Prodigital in 2007.^[3] The station's ownership was transferred from MediaPro SRL to Prodigital SRL in April 2010.^[4]

PRO TV Chișinău broadcasts four news bulletins a day, Monday to Friday, two bulletins on Saturday and one newscast on Sunday.

At urban level, PRO TV Chișinău is the second most viewed channel.^{[citation needed]}

PRO TV Chișinău was the only TV to cover live the April 2009 Moldovan parliamentary election protests, for international television stations. APTN took the satellite signal by PRO TV as its broadcast was attacked with stones. PRO TV Chișinău supplied news stories and pictures for TV stations across the world, mainly in Russia, Ukraine, Italy, the United Kingdom and the United States. PRO TV Chișinău reported live for PRO TV in Bucharest from Russia (as in case of Moscow theater hostage crisis in 2002).

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On 15 January 2016, PRO TV Chișinău changed to its monochrome logo, giving up the red-green-blue stripes.

On 28 August 2017, the MediaPro channels changed its logo, but PRO TV Chișinău kept the 2016 logo only for a few days, the logo was changed in the next month to the current one.

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