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{{Infobox television channel|
{{Infobox television channel
name = VIJF
| name = VIJF
| logofile = [[File:VIJF Logo 2018.svg|150px]]
| logo = [[File:VIJF Logo 2018.svg|150px]]
| logosize =
| logo_size =
| logoalt =
| logo_alt =
| country = [[Belgium]]
| country = [[Belgium]]
| launch = 1 October 2004
| launch_date = 1 October 2004
| picture format = 625 Lines [[PAL]] (analogue), [[576i]] [[SDTV]] (digital)
| picture_format = 625 Lines [[PAL]] (analogue), [[576i]] [[SDTV]] (digital)
| share = 4.77%
| owner = [[SBS Broadcasting|SBS Belgium]]
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| former_names = VIJFtv<br />VT5 (working name, after [[VT4]])
| share as of = 2008
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| web = {{URL|http://www.vijf.be/}}
| share source = <ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.var.be/Editor/assets/Publicaties/e-Varia/e-Varia%20130/Marktaandelen%20TV.pdf|title=Marktaandelen van de belangrijkste Vlaamse tv-netten in 2008|publisher=Var}}</ref>|
| owner = [[SBS Broadcasting|SBS Belgium]]
| sat serv 1 = [[TV Vlaanderen Digitaal]] (BE)
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| sat_chan_1 = Channel 6
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| former names = VIJFtv<br />VT5 (working name, after [[VT4]])|
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| sat_serv_2 = [[Astra 1L]] [[Astra 19.2°E|19.2° east]]
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web = {{URL|http://www.vijf.be/}}|
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| sat_chan_2 = 12670V, 22.0, 5/6
sat serv 1 = [[TV Vlaanderen Digitaal]] (BE)|
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| cable_serv_1 = [[Telenet (Belgium)|Telenet]] Digital <small>(Flanders)</small>
sat chan 1 = Channel 6|
| cable_chan_1 = Channel 6
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sat serv 2 = [[Astra 1L]] [[Astra 19.2°E|19.2° east]]|
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| cable_serv_2 = [[Telenet (Belgium)|Telenet]] Digital TV <small>([[Brussels]])</small>
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sat chan 2 = 12670V, 22.0, 5/6|
| cable_chan_2 = Channel 105
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cable serv 1 = [[Telenet (Belgium)|Telenet]] Digital <small>(Flanders)</small> |
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| cable_serv_6 = [[Telenet (Belgium)|Telenet]]
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cable chan 1 = Channel 6 |
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| cable_chan_6 = {{small|Channel number varies}}
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cable serv 2 = [[Telenet (Belgium)|Telenet]] Digital TV <small>([[Brussels]])</small> |
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| cable_serv_7 = [[Voo (Brussels)]] Digital
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cable chan 2 = Channel 105 |
| cable_chan_7 = Channel 73
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cable serv 6 = [[Telenet (Belgium)|Telenet]]|
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| iptv_serv_1 = [[Belgacom TV|Belgacom TV (VDSL)]] <small>([[Flanders]])</small>
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cable chan 6 = {{small|Channel number varies}} |
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| iptv_chan_1 = Channel 5
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cable serv 7 = [[Voo (Brussels)]] Digital|
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| iptv_serv_2 = [[Belgacom TV|Belgacom TV (VDSL)]] <small>([[Brussels]])</small>
cable chan 7 = Channel 73|
| iptv_chan_2 = Channel 54

iptv serv 1 = [[Belgacom TV|Belgacom TV (VDSL)]] <small>([[Flanders]])</small> |
| iptv_serv_3 = [[Belgacom TV|Belgacom TV (VDSL)]] <small>([[Wallonia]])</small>
iptv chan 1 = Channel 5|
| iptv_chan_3 = Channel 224
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}}
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iptv serv 2 = [[Belgacom TV|Belgacom TV (VDSL)]] <small>([[Brussels]])</small> |
iptv chan 2 = Channel 54|
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iptv serv 3 = [[Belgacom TV|Belgacom TV (VDSL)]] <small>([[Wallonia]])</small> |
iptv chan 3 = Channel 224|

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|}}


'''VIJF''' (formerly ''VIJFtv'', literally: ''Five'') started in October 2004 as [[SBS Broadcasting|SBS Belgium]]'s second channel and a sister channel to [[VIER]] (formerly VT4).
'''VIJF''' (formerly ''VIJFtv'', literally: ''Five'') started in October 2004 as [[SBS Broadcasting|SBS Belgium]]'s second channel and a sister channel to [[VIER]] (formerly VT4).

Revision as of 19:25, 27 September 2020

VIJF
CountryBelgium
Programming
Picture format625 Lines PAL (analogue), 576i SDTV (digital)
Ownership
OwnerSBS Belgium
History
Launched1 October 2004
Former namesVIJFtv
VT5 (working name, after VT4)

VIJF (formerly VIJFtv, literally: Five) started in October 2004 as SBS Belgium's second channel and a sister channel to VIER (formerly VT4).

History

Old VIJF logo between 2011 and 2012.

On 1 October 2004, the first broadcast was that of a soccer game, even though women are the channel's target audience. By doing that the station made sure that men also would set their TV up to view VIJF.[1]

In 2005, its first full year of operation, VIJFtv gained a 5% market share in Flanders,[citation needed] almost matching Kanaaltwee (now 2BE) and VT4.

In January 2006, VIJFtv doubled its programming hours and began broadcasting 24 hours every day.

VIJFtv began broadcasting the American daytime soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful (in Dutch Mooi en Meedogenloos) on 4 January 2006. It was first shown on public TV, then on VTM, but the rights were sold to SBS Belgium. That also caused an increase of the market share in the early evening.[citation needed]

During the Soccer World Championship[when?], broadcast on Kanaaltwee and VT4, VIJFtv broadcast "women-friendly" programs. They did this using the slogan Vrouwen weten waarom ("Women know why"), referring to the popular Jupiler beer slogan Mannen weten waarom ("Men know why"). The formula was a success and VIJF's market share grew even further.[citation needed]

On 27 August 2007, VIJF relaunched with 15 new station idents. On the same day, the channel introduced in-vision continuity. Prior to the change in presentation, VIJFtv used Now/Next/Later visuals and voice overs.

On 3 September 2012, VIJFtv's name changed to VIJF, along with new programming and new TV shows.[2]

Internet television

In 2007, VIJF struck a deal with Zattoo so that Belgian residents can watch the channel using their online television service for free. With the closure of the Belgian Zattoo service in early 2009, VIJFtv disappeared from the platform.

Programming

References

  1. ^ "Female broadcasting station starts with soccer"
  2. ^ "'Vijftv' wordt 'VIJF' op 3 september". Nieuwsblad.be. Retrieved 5 September 2013.
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