GIGA Television

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GIGA

Headquarters	Düsseldorf, Germany (1998–2005) Cologne, Germany (2006–2011) Berlin, Germany (2011–present)
Ownership
Owner	Deutsche Fernsehnachrichten Agentur (DFA) (1998–2004) GIGA Television GmbH (2005–2007) Premiere (2008–March 2009) Fox Interactive Media (online only, 2009–March 2011) ECONA Internet AG (March 2011–2014) Ströer (2014–present)
History
Launched	1998 (online) 30 November 1998 (show) 29 September 2005 (channel)
Closed	31 March 2006 (show) 31 March 2009 (channel)[1]
Former names	NBC GIGA (1998–2004) GIGA Green (2005)
Links
Website	giga.de

GIGA was the brand name of a digital TV channel (also known as GIGA Digital or GIGA TV) and several German television shows. The channel ceased operations in 2009, the brand itself is still used as a website until today.