Nickelodeon (Greece)

Nickelodeon Greece (often called Nick Greece) is a Greek cable and free-to-air television channel, and the Greek counterpart of the American Nickelodeon. It was launched on. Before that, Nickelodeon shows would originally air as a whole, on premiuim channel Alpha Kids (featured on the Alpha TV subscription service, Alpha Digital), and there would be later a block on Alpha TV's sister channel Channel 9 from late to.

History
The channel began broadcasting in, initially with an informative character, called Telekinisi with an emphasis on information, society, sports and education. It would broadcast news bulletins with topics from all the municipalities of Attica, municipal councils and news broadcasts. The channel was renamed on as Local TV.

In December 2005, it was replaced by the SBC, enriching its news program with financial issues for the stock market. On May 9, 2006, Telekinisi - Local TV SA had signed a contract with VCA - Video and Computer Applications: TV and Cinema Enterprises SA which was renamed to SBC TV - Television Enterprises Societe Anonyme to assign the production of the station's overall programming, which exceeded 30% of the monthly operating time, which is prohibited by law.

Since the start of SBC, it would illegally emit from the 22 UHF and 50 UHF frequencies that were allocated to the Hellenic Broadcasting Corporation, to broadcast the Hellenic Parliament Television. On, its operation was shut down, as only its broadcast by Ymittos was officially unlawful by the ESR and the National Telecommunications and Post Commission (EETT).

At that time, it changed ownership and (almost a month later) on, the channel's frequencies got reverted to its old ones (35 and 49 UHF) with its old name as Local TV, with its programming now dedicated to Nickelodeon's children programming. Two and a half months later, it got its current name.

Co-operations
The company owning the channel itself, had co-operations with local stations of Peloponnese. Tele Time was airing a Nickelodeon block on 6am-9am and 2:30pm-6:00pm in weekdays, and on 6am-1pm and 2:00pm-6:00pm in weekends, with the co-operation starting, a year after the start of its co-operations with MTV Greece. The crisis TeleTime had, resulted in firing almost everyone working there and Nickelodeon cartoons airing 24/7 since mid-2012, with the channel being now known as "ΤΤ powered by Nickelodeon". On, MTV Greece and Nickelodeon Greece moved its programming to another local station operating in Peloponnese, called Super B. Super B stopped airing Nickelodeon cartoons on.

In early September 2017, it was announced via press releases and Facebook, that Ilektra TV (Ηλέκτρα Τηλεόραση) would reopen in Peloponnesus, and that co-operations would include the Restis Enterprises stations, RISE and Nickelodeon. Due to bureaucracy, the station would start airing Nickelodeon cartoons with live streaming, in Spring 2018.