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Realitatea TV (Romanian pronunciation: [re.aliˈtate̯a teˈve],
meaning "The
Reality TV") is the
former name of the
Romanian news
television channel Realitatea...
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Realitatea Evreiască (Romanian for "The
Jewish Reality") is a
Romanian cultural and news magazine,
based in Bucharest, and
addressed to the
local Jewish...
- Păcuraru.
Realitatea Plus was
launched on 16
January 2015.
Realitatea Plus
replacing the
defunct all-news
channel Realitatea TV. "
Realitatea Plus ia locul...
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Realitatea FM or RFM is a
radio station based in Bucharest. It is a talk-show/news
radio station, part of
Realitatea-Catavencu
media group. It
began on...
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Realitatea–Caţavencu was Romanian’s
premium media organisation,
spanning television networks,
radio stations, publishing, and new media. Its portfolio...
- exactă!).
Initially known as RTV, it was
formed when the then-new
owner of
Realitatea TV, Elan Schwartzenberg,
moved the
headquarters of the
television at Willbrook...
- May 2008,
Realitatea Media bought the
naming rights and
changed the name of the
competition to "Liga I
Realitatea", to
promote their Realitatea TV station...
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Realitatea TV (Romanian pronunciation: [re.aliˈtate̯a teˈve],
meaning "The
Reality TV") is a
Moldovan generalist-informative
television channel. The channel...
- fără fotbal!". HotNews. 1
April 2008.
Retrieved 23
August 2019. "
Realitatea".
Realitatea TV.
Retrieved 23
August 2019. "Romania's
Eurovision dream buried...
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January 2007. "Camera De****ților:
Castelul Bran a fost
retrocedat ilegal".
Realitatea TV - Politică.
Archived from the
original on
October 15, 2007. Retrieved...
