Canal+ (Rikkedian satellite provider)

Canal+ is a Rikkedian subscription provider associated to the channel of the same name.
== History ==
Canal+ was founded on 1st September 1988 as Telemetro.
On 1st May 1989, Telemetro launched new channels from Astra.
On 1st May 1990, Telemetro launched new thematic channels.
On 13th November 1991, Telemetro is renamed as Canalvision and was rebranded with a new logo.
On 1st June 1996, Groupe Canal+ bought Canalvision, rebranding it to Canal Satellite.
On 5th March 1997, Megatélé (French language) and Mundo Televisão (Portuguese language) were purchased by Canal+ and renamed to CanalSatellite en français and CanalSatellite em português respectively. The provider was rebranded with a new logo.
On 16th July of that same year, a digital version (containing more channels) was launched, and also available in French and Portuguese as CanalSatellite Numérique en Français and CanalSatellite Digital em Português.
On May 11th 1999, the analogue version was phased out.
On March 1st 2005, CanalSatellite<noinclude>'s owner Canal+ Rikkedia bought it's competitor M-Vya Digital.
On January 2nd 2006, CanalSatellite merged with it's competitor M-Vya Digital into Canalsat.
On 1st December 2009, Canalsat was rebranded with a new logo.
On 1st November 2011, Canalsat was rebranded with a new logo.
On July 3rd 2016, it was renamed to Canal+.
== Logos ==
Telemetro (1988-1991).png|First logo (1988 to 1991)
Canalvision (1991-1996).png|Second logo (1991 to 1996)
Canal Satellite (1992-1996).png|Third logo (1996 to 1997)
Canal Satellite (1996-2005).png|Fourth logo (1997 to 2006)
Canal Satellite en Francais logo (1997-2006, Rikkedia version).png|Fourth french-language logo (1997 to 2006)
Canal Satellite em Portuges logo (1997-2006, Rikkedia version).png|Fourth portuguese-language logo (1997 to 2006)
Canal Satellite Digital logo (1997-2006, Rikkedia version).png|Fourth logo used in digital services (1997 to 1999)
Canal_Satellite_Num%C3%A9rique_en_Francais_logo_(1997-2006,_Rikkedia_version).png|Fourth french-language logo used in digital services (1997 to 1999)
Canal_Satellite_Digital_em_Portuges_logo_(1997-2006,_Rikkedia_version).png|Fourth portuguese-language logo used in digital services (1997 to 1999)
Canalsat (2005-2009).png|Fifth logo (2006 to 2009)
Canalsat (2009-2011).png|Sixth logo (2009 to 2011)
Canalsat (2011-2016).png|Seventh logo (2011 to 2016)
Canal+ (1995-.n.v.).png|Current logo (2016 to present)
== Channel lists ==
See Canal+'s first channel list here
See Canal+'s current channel lists here
Category:Canal+ Rikkedia