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Retemia

Television channel

Retemia (My Network) is an Italian commercial television network broadcasting from the Tuscan city of Lucca. Founded by notable businessman Giorgio Mendella

Retemia

Elefante TV

Television channel

shut down between 1987 and 1988, being replaced by either Telemarket or Retemia, depending on the station. Elefante TV was born in January 1979 by brothers

Elefante TV

Elefante_TV

2026 in Italy

Giorgio Mendella, 73, telecommunications executive and fraudster, founder of Retemia. Bruno Landi, 86, president of Lazio (1983–1984, 1987–1990), deputy (1992–1994)

2026 in Italy

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Giorgio Mendella

Italian businessman and criminal (1953–2026)

accumulated in the late 1980s with the creation of his own TV channel, Retemia. Born in Monza but living in Viareggio by adoption, he graduated as an

Giorgio Mendella

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SBS Broadcasting Group

Defunct broadcasting company

Voice TV Denmark (later 7'eren, now defunct) Finland Kutonen TV5 Italy Retemia (defunct, joint ownership with Internova, Profit, and Videopiù, 1997–1999)

SBS Broadcasting Group

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Deaths in February 2026

Mendella, 73, Italian telecommunications executive and fraudster, founder of Retemia, complications from surgery. František Mezihorák, 88, Czech pedagogue and

Deaths in February 2026

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Teletext

Television information retrieval service

the mids 90s. Always in the 90s, Rete A and Rete Mia teletexts arrived. Retemia's teletext has not been functional since 2000, Rete A's since 2006, La7Video

Teletext

1991 in Italian television

TV7 Pathe, owned by Giancarlo Parretti, begins to broadcast. 19 March: Retemia's bankruptcy; its president Giorgio Mendella, who used the channel to promote

1991 in Italian television

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1992 in Italian television

networks, Rete A and Videomusic gets the national concession, TMC, Retecapri, Retemia and Tele+ a provisional authorization; more than 1200 smaller TV stations

1992 in Italian television

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1988 in Italian television

Supersix, presided by Gianni Ferrauto. 21 May: birth of the national network Retemia, with seat in Lucca and owned by the financier and former telemarketer

1988 in Italian television

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2000 in Italian television

and opposed by the Pole for Freedoms and Italy of Values. 1 December: Retemia stops to broadcast; its frequenceis are given to the channel of home shopping

2000 in Italian television

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