Telecinco

This will allow broadcasting of up to 16 different languages, 5.1 surround sound, interactive services, widescreen (16:9) programming, or even high-definition television in the future (it currently broadcasts in 4:3 and mono in dtt). Following the incident, Trenitalia pulled 508 cars from active service and promised to maintain standards of cleanliness in the others. Telecinco has recently digitalized their production facilities. In October 2005, the company suffered a public-relations problem when customer complaints of bedbug and tick infestation culminated in passengers storming off a train in Genoa, resulting in police being called to restore calm. The previous three seasons were broadcast by TVE, who turned down a fourth. The company operates the ETR 500 high-speed train, and is also a partner in the Cisalpino Italy - Germany - Switzerland link. On June 2005, it started broadcasting the fourth season of reality/talent show Operación Triunfo. Trenitalia offers transport around Italy (including a service to Sicily), and also connects to Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Hungary, Slovenia, Spain, and Switzerland.

Former hits include Médico de Familia, Al salir de clase, Periodistas and talk show Cronicas Marcianas. It is partially state-owned, and is part of the state-owned company Ferrovie dello Stato. Its current hit shows include Los Serrano, Hospital Central, El Comisario, 7 Vidas and Motivos Personales. Trenitalia is the primary operator of trains within Italy. On 1997, changed her corporate identity from Tele 5 to the current Telecinco, dropping Mediaset's flower logo in the process. It's owned by Mediaset (50,1%), Vocento (13%) & Free-Float (36.9%).

It was the second private TV company, after Antena 3. It started broadcasting on March 3, 1990. One of the leading Spanish private TV companies. Telecinco is a Spanish television station.