Fiftyone (Mediaset)

Fiftyone (owned by Mediaset) was a channel available in TgCom24's '6 days of terror'. This channel broadcast programmes of all kinds. It also broadcast television programmes on air on other Mediaset-owned channels.
== The history of the "6 days of terror" and the start of the Fiftyone channel ==
The 6 days of terror (or better known as 'The 6 days of the death of TgCom24Tgcom24 is a channel that is actually alive, but as the name fandom would have it, the rest of the story is fake and just for fun') were the days when, due to a technical fault, the TgCom24 station stopped broadcasting, more precisely at the 13:00 CET bullettin. For 10 hours there was no response from Mediaset or the channel, which was black screened out for this entire time. After a total of 48 hours, the name of the channel was changed to Fiftyone (the LCN name of Tgcom 24), with temporary logos and random mechanics. For the first six hours, it rebroadcast past editions of tgcom24 and live broadcasts of Mediaset's news programmes. Then the signal was switched to random programmes such as Caduta Libera or Avanti un altro or even Striscia La Notizia and simulcasts of Mediaset-owned TV channels for the '6 days of terror'.
== What were the problems that forced Mediaset to do this? ==
As far as we know, the problem that led to the creation of this temporary channel was due to the bursting of the control unit that allowed Tgcom24 to go on air, resulting in the burning down of the studios from which the various Tgcom24 news programmes were broadcast
== The end of Fiftyone and the return of TgCom24 ==
Not much is known about the end of Fiftyone and the return of Tgcom24, but all that is known is that the signal was switched to TgCom24 on 2 January 2015, after six and a half days of absence