Antenna Group

The Group who owns Prva TV, O2 TV, Prva TV Montenegro, Play Radio, six cable channels and three web portals Prva.rs, o2tv.rs and b92.net sells media operations in Serbia and Montenegro for 180 million euros. The change of the ownership rights in the process by the regulatory authority of Serbia.

The Swedish Modern Times Group (MTG) has sold the Nova Broadcasting Group to the Czech PPF Group, both sides said on Monday. The company, which is under the control of billionaire Petr Kellner, specializes in banking and financial services, but also in telecoms, real estate and biotechnology.

Greek media mogul Minos Kyriakou, a former president of the country's Olympic Committee, has died. He was 75.

The private Athens Medical Center says Kyriakou died Sunday of a heart attack.

Minos Kyriakou, the founder and owner of the Greek company Antenna Group, which includes TV Prva, TV B92 and Play Radio, has died suddenly at the age of 75.

"It is with deep sorrow that we are were saying goodbye to our beloved Minos, who passed away suddenly, from a heart attack, late in the afternoon," the Kyriakou family announced.

Greek media mogul and shipowner Minos Kyriakou, a former president of the country’s Olympic Committee, has died. He was 75.

Kyriakou died Sunday of a heart attack, the private Athens Medical Center said.

Kyriakou was born on May 31, 1942 in Poros, Greece. He began his career as a ship owner in the mid-1960s and remained involved in the sector.

Antenna Group is satisfied with its business in Serbia and intends to stay and expand it, says CEO and owner Theodore Kyriakou.

A new Antenna Group Serbia/CeSID poll has shown that more than 50 percent of respondents intend to vote, and that the campaign has not affected their choice.

As many as 76.8 percent said the election campaign had not changed their decision on who to support with their vote, while only six percent said it did.

A new Antenna Group Serbia/CeSID poll has shown that Ivica Dacic is the best rated minister in the current Serbian government.

Of 1,009 respondents, 19.4 percent chose Dacic, followed by Zorana Mihajlovic (15 percent), Nebojsa Stefanovic (12 percent), Vanja Udovicic (12 percent), and Rasim Ljajic (11.5 percent).

BELGRADE - The KKR Group, the owner of the biggest cable-television provider in Serbia -SBB, purchased on July 14 for EUR 180 million 49 percent of the shares in Ringier Digital AG, which owns the website of Belgrade-based daily Blic, websites Alo and 24sata, writes the Belgrade-based daily Informer.