Globale Entertainment

Globale Ausbildung (Also know as Globale Entertainment) is a German entertainment chain hosted in Munich and created in 1969.

History
In 1969, the Beck brothers Ingrid and Edmund created a production company to reinforce German television media. The name "Globale" means "Global" as they wanted their company to be known all around the globe.

In 1971, Globale Entertainment launched a TV channel named GlobaleTV, it mainly aired documentaries made by Globale Entertainment itself. It's not known what was the first documentary made by them.

Globale Entertainment launched its first movie to cinemas in 1974. It was a 30 minutes long short film named "Das Ehepaar" (The Couple), which was about a tipical 70s West Germany couple of 40 year olds and it is known for being one of the most famous short films of Europe.

Globale expanded itself to the movie industry in 1981, creating Globale Movies. In 1988, GlobaleTV was renamed to BBN, which means "Beck Brothers Netzwerk" (Beck Brothers Network) as a tribute to its creators as Edmund passed away in 1982 and Ingrid in 1987.

BBN reached success in the 90's, in certain years, it was the most watched channel in Germany and they became known worldwide, reaching the goal of the Beck brothers.

Globale Entertainment joined the world of distrubition of foreign movies in the Late 90s. In 2000, they launched their first Pay TV channel: Mehr BBN (More BBN), as it was BBN's content expanded. In the year of 2003, they launched their second Pay TV channel: GKids and an intertational channel in 2007.