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• 1 Color legend
• 2 Educational
• 3 Entertainment
• 4 Home & Leisure
• 5 Kids and Family
• 6 Miscellaneous
• 7 Movies
• 8 Music
• 9 News
• 10 Sports
• 11 Distant Locals
• 12 Religion
• 13 Shopping
• 14 Ethnic
• 15 Adult
• 16 Defunct networks (no longer in existence under any name)
• 17 Networks that have ceased operations to become another network
• 18 See also
• 19 References
• 20 External links

Color legend[edit source | editbeta]

Channel Types
Entertainment	Music
News	Locals
Shopping	Movies
Family	Sports

Educational[edit source | editbeta]

Name	HD	Owner	East/West Feed	Notes
Animal Planet	Yes	Discovery Communications	Animal Planet East Animal Planet West Animal Planet On Demand	(English) and (Spanish)audio feed
Bio	Yes	A+E Networks	Bio Bio On Demand	(English) and (Spanish)audio feed
Create	No	American Public Television in partnership with WGBH (WGBH Educational Foundation), WNET, WLIW, (the latter two stations owned by WNET), NETA and Public Broadcasting Service
Discovery Channel	Yes	Discovery Communications	Discovery Channel East Discovery Channel West Discovery Channel On Demand	(English) and (Spanish)audio feed
Discovery en Español	No			(Spanish)
Discovery Familia	No			formerly Discovery Kids en Español
Investigation Discovery	Yes		Investigation Discovery Investigation Discovery On Demand	formerly Discovery Times, Discovery Civilization Channel, originally Eye On People (English) and (Spanish)audio feed
History	Yes	A+E Networks	History East History West History On Demand	(English) and (Spanish)audio feed
History en Español	No			(Spanish)
H2	Yes			formerly History International (English) and (Spanish)audio feed
HITN	No	Hispanic Information and Telecommunications Network, Inc.		Spanish-language
MHz WorldView	No	MHz Networks (Commonwealth Public Broadcasting Corporation)
Military Channel	Yes	Discovery Communications	Military Channel Military Channel On Demand	formerly Discovery Wings (English) and (Spanish)audio feed
Military History	No	A+E Networks
Minnesota Channel	No	Twin Cities Public Television
National Geographic	Yes	21st Century Fox and National Geographic Society	National Geographic National Geographic On Demand	(English) and (Spanish)audio feed
Nat Geo Wild	Yes		Nat Geo Wild Nat Geo Wild On Demand	Formerly Fox Reality Channel (English) and (Spanish)audio feed
NASA TV	Yes	NASA
PBS Satellite Service	Yes	Public Broadcasting Service
Pivot	Yes	Participant Media		Also has on line subscription channel and on line on demand content.
Science	Yes	Discovery Communications		formerly Discovery Science (English) and (Spanish)audio feed
Smithsonian Channel	Yes	Smithsonian Institution, Showtime Networks
UCTV	No	University of California
UWTV	No	University of Washington
Velocity	HD Only	Discovery Communications		(English) and (Spanish)audio feed
World	No	American Public Television, Public Broadcasting Service, WGBH Educational Foundation, WNET		Formerly PBS World

Entertainment[edit source | editbeta]

Name	HD	Owner	East/West Feed	Notes
A&E	Yes	A+E Networks	A&E East A&E West A&E On Demand	formerly Arts & Entertainment; plays dramas (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Adult Swim	Yes	Turner Broadcasting System (Time Warner)	Late-night adult-oriented animation block to target 17+. VOD channel. On daily 9pm-6am.	Aired on the same channel as Cartoon Network (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Anime Network	No	Valkyrie Media Partners		A video on demand only network dedicated to Japanese animation and otaku culture. Formerly available as a 24/7 television channel, now exclusively video on demand.
Asia Vision	Yes
ASPiRE	Yes	Magic Johnson andComcast Corporation		launched on June 27, 2012
Audience Network	Yes	DirecTV		Available exclusively on DirecTV. Formerly Freeview and The 101 Network
Vubiquity	No	Vubiquity		Creates and distributes over 20 Video on demand networks
AXS TV	HD Only	HDNet Inc.	AXS TV AXS TV On Demand	formerly HDNet (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Azteca América	No	Azteca International Corporation		(Spanish) audio feed
BBC America	Yes	BBC	BBC America BBC America On Demand	Distributed in US by Discovery Communications
BET	Yes	BET Networks(Viacom)	BET East BET West BET On Demand	Also known as "BET" (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Bravo	Yes	NBCUniversal	Bravo East Bravo West Bravo On Demand	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Cars.tv	HD Only	Entertainment Studios Networks		Video on Demand channel
Centric	Yes	BET Networks		formerly BET Jazz, then BET J (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Classic Arts Showcase	No	Lloyd E. Rigler - Lawrence E. Deutsch Foundation
Chiller	No	NBCUniversal	Chiller Chiller On Demand	airs horror and suspense programming (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Cloo	No	NBCUniversal		Formerly Sleuth on August 15, 2011 crime & mystery programs (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
CMT	Yes	Viacom Media Networks	CMT East CMT West CMT On Demand	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Comcast Network	Yes	NBCUniversal		Formerly CN8 until January 5, 2009. Comcast Network now has separate operations in the Philadelphia and Washington D.C. markets. TCN HD is a temporary channel used by Comcast to cover local sports events.
Comedy Central	Yes	Viacom Media Networks	Comedy Central East Comedy Central West Comedy Central On Demand	A product of the merger of Viacom's HA! TV Comedy Network and The Comedy Channel, owned by Time Warner. (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Comedy.tv	HD Only	Entertainment Studios Networks		Video on Demand channel
Crime & Investigation Network	Yes	A&E Networks		(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
E!	Yes	NBCUniversal	E! East E! West E! en Español E! On Demand	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Es.tv	HD Only	Entertainment Studios Network		Video on Demand channel
Eurochannel	No	Gustavo Vainstein	(English)
Fearnet	HD Only	Horror Entertainment LLC	FEARnet On Demand
Funimation Channel	HD only	Funimation Entertainment		anime
FX	Yes	Fox Entertainment Group	FX East FX West	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
GSN	Yes	DirecTV and Sony Pictures Entertainment	GSN East GSN West	formerly The Game Show Network; also shows poker
G4	Yes	G4 Media(NBCUniversal)	G4 East G4 West G4 On Demand
Galavisión	Yes	Univision Communications	Galavisión East Galavisión West	(Spanish) audio feed
here TV	No	Here Media
ImaginAsian	No	ImaginAsian Entertainment		(iaTV)
In Demand	Yes	iN DEMAND Networks (Comcast, Cox Communications, andTime Warner Cable)		Pay Per View provider, available through various cable companies (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Ion	Yes	ION Media Networks	Ion Eastern Ion Central Ion Mountain Ion Pacific	formerly PAX and i; shows mostly infomercials with 7–9 hours of syndicated entertainment programming a day. Also available as a broadcast channel in many areas.
LCN-TV	No	Jaime Johnson - Founder	*Single Feed - Central	Louisiana Programming
Lifetime	Yes	A+E Networks	Lifetime East Lifetime West	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Lifetime Real Women	No			(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Logo TV	Yes	Viacom Media Networks	Logo TV East Logo TV West Logo TV On Demand	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Mexicanal	No			(Spanish) audio feed
Mega TV	No			(Spanish) audio feed
MTV	Yes	Viacom Media Networks	MTV East MTV West MTV On Demand	Music-related programming, originally Music Television (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
MTV2	Yes		MTV2 MTV2 On Demand	formerly M2 / the box (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
nuvoTV	No			Formerly Si TV (English) audio feed
Oxygen	Yes	NBCUniversal		(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Reelz	Yes	Hubbard Broadcasting	Reelz Reelz On Demand	Formerly ReelzChannel; movie news, trailers, behind the scenes (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Soapnet	No	Disney/ABC	Soapnet East Soapnet West	current and past soap operas was incorrectly reported to be transforming into Disney Junioron March 23, 2012, but has continued to exist, so far (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Spike	Yes	Viacom Media Networks	Spike East Spike West Spike On Demand	formerly The Nashville Network (TNN); and The National Network (TNN) (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Syfy	Yes	NBCUniversal	Syfy East Syfy West Syfy On Demand	professional wrestling & faux-reality programming - known as the Sci Fi Channel until July 7, 2009 (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
TBS	Yes	Turner Broadcasting System (Time Warner)	TBS East TBS West TBS On Demand	stands for Turner Broadcasting System; shows mostly comedy; previously TBS Superstation and Superstation WTBS (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Telemundo	Yes	NBCUniversal	Telemundo East Telemundo West	(Spanish) audio feed
TruTV	Yes	Turner Broadcasting System (Time Warner)	TruTV East TruTV West TruTV On Demand	Known as Court TV from 1991 - December 31, 2007 (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
TNT	Yes		TNT East TNT West TNT On Demand	shows mostly drama (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
TVGN	Yes	TVGN East TVGN West	Lions Gate Entertainment (50%) CBS Corporation (50%)	formerly the Prevue Guide, Prevue Channel, TV Guide Channel and TV Guide Network (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
TV Land	Yes	Viacom Media Networks	TV Land East TV Land West	plays mostly 70s-90s programming and nostalgia-related original programming (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
TV One	Yes	Radio One andComcast		(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
TV Venezuela	No
Universal HD	HD only	NBCUniversal		Formerly Bravo HD+ (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
UniMás	Yes	Univision Communications	UniMás East UniMás West	Formerly TeleFutura (Spanish) audio feed
Univision	Yes	Univision Communications	Univision East Univision West	(Spanish) audio feed
USA Network	Yes	NBCUniversal	USA East USA West USA On Demand	drama & comedy (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Vegas on Demand	No			Video On Demand Channel
VH1	Yes	MTV Networks (Viacom)	VH1 East VH1 West VH1 On Demand	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
WAPA America	No	InterMedia Advisors		(Spanish) audio feed
We TV	Yes	AMC Networks	We East We West We On Demand	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
WGN America	Yes	Tribune Company		(English) and (Spanish) audio feed

Home & Leisure[edit source | editbeta]

Name	HD	Owner	East/West Feed	Notes
The Africa Channel	Yes
Casa Club TV	No	MGM Networks		(Spanish) audio feed
Cooking Channel	Yes	Scripps Networks Interactive		Replacement for Fine Living Network. (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
DIY Network	Yes			Do-It-Yourself Network (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Destination America	Yes	Discovery Communications	Destination America Destination America On Demand	was most recently "Planet Green" until it was rebranded on May 26, 2012 (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Discovery Fit & Health	No			Replaced FitTV on February 1, 2011. A product of the merger of Discovery Health and FitTV. (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
FashionTV	Yes	Michel Adam Lisowski
Food Network	Yes	Scripps Networks Interactive Tribune Company	Food Network East Food Network West Food Network On Demand	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
HGTV	Yes	Scripps Networks Interactive	HGTV East HGTV West HGTV On Demand	also known as Home & Garden Television (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Ion Life	No	Ion Media Networks		Video on Demand channel
Live Well Network	HD Only	Disney-ABC Television Group
Mag Rack on Demand	No			Video on demand channel
mydestination.tv	HD only
Ovation	Yes	Hubbard Broadcasting	Ovation Ovation On Demand
Oprah Winfrey Network	Yes	Discovery Communications,Harpo Productions	Own: Oprah Winfrey Network East Own: Oprah Winfrey Network West Own: Oprah Winfrey Network On Call
Recipe.tv	HD Only
Retirement Living TV	No
RFD-TV	Yes	RFD Communications Inc.		RFD-TV HD has a different lineup from the standard-definition version of RFD-TV (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Studio 4 Fitness	No
Style	Yes	NBCUniversal	Style Style On Demand	formerly Style Network (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
TLC	Yes	Discovery Communications	TLC East TLC West TLC On Demand	formerly The Learning Channel (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Travel Channel	Yes	Scripps Networks Interactive Cox Media Group	Travel Channel East Travel Channel West Travel Channel On Demand	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Veria TV	Yes
WealthTV	Yes	Herring Broadcasting		Covers the lifestyles of the rich and famous

Kids and Family[edit source | editbeta]

Name	HD	Owner	Other Feeds	Notes
ABC Family	Yes	Disney/ABC	ABC Family East ABC Family West	formerly CBN Satellite Service, CBN Cable, The Family Channel, and Fox Family (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
America One	No	VOTH Network, Inc.
AMGTV	No	Access Media Group
BabyTV	No	FOX International Channels		On Time Warner Cable
BabyFirstTV	No	Various investors		Daytime programs at 6:30am–11:00pm & nighttime programs at 11:00pm–6:30am.
Boomerang	No	Turner Broadcasting System(Time Warner)	Boomerang Boomerang en Español Boomerang On Demand	Mostly animated series from the 1980s and earlier with some 1990s-present series (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Cartoon Network	Yes		Cartoon Network East Cartoon Network West Cartoon Network On Demand	Mostly animated and live-action series (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Cbeebies	No	BBC		On Dish Network
Disney Channel	Yes	Disney/ABC	Disney Channel East Disney Channel West Disney Channel On Demand	formerly The Disney Channel (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Disney Junior	Yes			Launched March 23, 2012. TV channel for ages 2-7.
Disney XD	Yes		Disney XD East Disney XD West Disney XD en Español Disney XD On Demand	Action, adventure and comedy programs aimed at males 7–14 years old - formerly Toon Disney / Jetix; animated Disney shows; changed format/name on February 13, 2009. (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Familyland Television Network	No	Apostolate for Family Consecration
FamilyNet	No	North American Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention
Hallmark Channel	Yes	Crown Media Holdings		formerly Faith and Values, and Odyssey (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Hub Network	Yes	Discovery Communicationsand Hasbro, Inc.		formerly Discovery Kids until October 10, 2010.
Kids & Teens TV	No	Sky Angel		educational entertainment for kids
Nick Jr.	No	Viacom Media Networks	Nick Jr. Nick Jr. On Demand	Originally Noggin sharing time with The N (now TeenNick), its air time was from 6 a.m.-6 p.m. ET. Noggin became its own channel on December 31, 2007 when The N took the place of Nick GAS. On September 28, 2009 Noggin became Nick Jr.
Nickelodeon	Yes		Nickelodeon East Nickelodeon West Nickelodeon On Demand	Nick at Nite is the primary nighttime programming block; though Nick at Nite airs on the same channel as Nickelodeon, it is counted as a separate channel for ratings reasons. (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Nick 2	No		Nick 2 East Nick 2 West (opposite coast's feed used depending on which of the main Nick channel's network feed is used in their designated areas of the country)	For East Coast viewers, this is the West Coast feed of Nickelodeon, and vice versa; carried exclusively via digital cable, while both the East and West Coast feeds of Nickelodeon are carried on satellite.
Nicktoons	No			formerly Nicktoons TV, Nicktoons & Nicktoons Network. (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
TeenNick	No		TeenNick TeenNick On Demand	Originally The N, sharing time with Noggin (now Nick Jr.), taking over Noggin's channel space from 6 p.m.-6 a.m. ET. The N became its own channel on December 31, 2007 when The N took the place of Nick GAS. On September 28, 2009 The N became TeenNick.
PBS Kids Sprout	Yes	Children's Network, LLC (Sesame Workshop, Public Broadcasting Service,NBCUniversal and Apax Partners	PBS Kids Sprout PBS Kids Sprout On Demand	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
qubo	No	QUBO Venture, LLC. (NBC Universal, ION Media Networks, Nelvana (Corus Entertainment), Scholastic Corporation and Classic Media)		programming for children
Pets.tv	HD Only	Entertainment Studios
Retro Television Network	No	Luken Communications
Sorpresa	No	Firestone Communications
Studio 4 Kids	No
Youtoo TV	No	Youtoo Media		formerly The Nostalgia Channel, Nostalgia Television, Goodlife TV Network and American Life Network/ALN

Miscellaneous[edit source | editbeta]

Name	HD	Owner	Other Feeds	Notes
Pirate TV	No	Dish Network		A special channel on Dish Network. The channel is accessible only to viewers using illegally modified receivers, and consists solely of a tape loop confirming that the connection is illegal, followed by an offering of amnesty to illegal viewers if they call a special toll-free number and subscribe to the service legally.

Movies[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Owner	East/West Feed	HD	Notes
AMC	AMC Networks	Yes	AMC East AMC On Demand	formerly American Movie Classics (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Cinelatino	MVS Comunicaciones			Distributed/owned in Canada by Telelatino Network Inc. (Spanish) audio feed
Cinemax	Home Box Office, Inc.	Max East Max West MoreMax East MoreMax West 5StarMax East ActionMax East ActionMax West OuterMax East ThrillerMax East ThrillerMax West WMax @Max Max On Demand	Max East Max West MoreMax East MoreMax West 5StarMax ActionMax East ActionMax West OuterMax ThrillerMax East ThrillerMax West WMax @Max Max On Demand	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Cinémoi US	Cinemoi North America			Launched on September 17, 2012; airs French movies; Previously available only on DirecTV; DirecTV ceased transmission July 1, 2013
Encore	Starz, LLC	Encore East Encore West Encore Action East Encore Action West Encore Drama East Encore Drama West Encore Español Encore Love East Encore Love West Encore Suspense East Encore Suspense West Encore Family Encore Westerns East Encore Westerns West Encore On Demand	Encore East Encore West Encore Action Encore Drama	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Epix	Studio 3 Partners (Viacom, MGM andLions Gate Entertainment)	EPIX EPIX2 EPIX3 EPIX Drive-In	EPIX EPIX2 EPIX3	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Euro Cinema Movies On Demand			No	Video On Demand Channel.
Film Festival On Demand			No	Video On Demand Channel.
Flix	Showtime Networks(CBS Corporation)	Yes	Yes	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
FX Movie Channel	21st Century Fox	No	FX Movie Channel FX Movie Channel On Demand	formerly fXM - Movies from Fox; rebranded as Fox Movie Channel in 2000 and FXM in 2013 (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
HBO	Home Box Office, Inc. (Time Warner)	HBO East HBO West HBO2 East HBO2 West HBO Signature East HBO Signature West HBO Family East HBO Family West HBO Comedy East HBO Comedy West HBO Zone East HBO Zone West HBO Latino East HBO Latino West HBO On Demand	HBO East HBO West HBO2 East HBO2 West HBO Signature East HBO Signature West HBO Family East HBO Family West HBO Comedy East HBO Comedy West HBO Zone East HBO Zone West HBO Latino East HBO Latino West HBO On Demand	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Hallmark Movie Channel	Yes	Crown Media Holdings		(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
HDNet Movies	HDNet Inc.		HDNet Movies HDNet Movies On Demand	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
IFC	AMC Networks	No	IFC Free On Demand IFC	also referred to as the Independent Film Channel (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Lifetime Movie Network	A+E Networks	No	Yes	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
MGM HD	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer		HD Only
MoviePlex	Starz, LLC	MoviePlex RetroPlex IndiePlex	RetroPlex IndiePlex
Showtime	Showtime Networks(CBS Corporation)	Showtime East Showtime West Showtime 2 East Showtime 2 West Showtime Showcase East Showtime Showcase West Showtime Beyond East Showtime Beyond West Showtime Extreme East Showtime Extreme West Showtime Family Zone East Showtime Family Zone West Showtime Next East Showtime Next West Showtime Women East Showtime Women West Showtime On Demand	Showtime East Showtime West Showtime 2 East Showtime 2 West Showtime Showcase East Showtime Showcase West Showtime Beyond East Showtime Beyond West Showtime Extreme East Showtime Extreme West Showtime Family Zone East Showtime Family Zone West Showtime Next East Showtime Next West Showtime Women East Showtime Women West Showtime On Demand	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Sony Movie Channel	Sony Pictures Television		HD Only
Starz	Starz, LLC	Starz East Starz West Starz Cinema Starz Comedy Starz Edge East Starz Edge West Starz InBlack Starz Kids & Family Starz On Demand	Starz East Starz West Starz Cinema Starz Comedy Starz Edge East Starz Edge West Starz InBlack Starz Kids & Family Starz On Demand	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Sundance Channel	AMC Networks	Sundance Channel East Sundance Channel West Sundance Channel On Demand	Yes	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
The Movie Channel	Showtime Networks(CBS Corporation)	The Movie Channel East The Movie Channel West The Movie Channel Xtra East The Movie Channel Xtra West The Movie Channel On Demand	The Movie Channel East The Movie Channel West The Movie Channel Xtra East The Movie Channel Xtra West	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Turner Classic Movies	Turner Broadcasting System (Time Warner)	Yes	Turner Classic Movies Turner Classic Movies On Demand	also referred to as TCM.
Warner Brothers Free Movies			No	Video on demand channel
VeneMovies	Grupo Cisneros		No	(Spanish) audio feed

Music[edit source | editbeta]

Music audio-only[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Owner	Notes
DMX		Digital audio service available to commercial establishments / Digital audio service available on DirecTV channels 801-884.
Music Choice		Digital audio service available through digital cable
Muzak	Muzak Holdings LLC	Digital audio service available to commercial establishments
Sirius Satellite Radio / XM Satellite Radio	Sirius XM Radio	Available on Dish Network channels 6000-6079

Music video[edit source | editbeta]

Name	HD	Owner	East/West Feed	Notes
BET Gospel	No	BET Networks (Viacom)
BET Hip-Hop	No
Bohemia Visual Music	No	Bohemia Visual Music LLC
CMT Pure Country	No	Viacom Media Networks		formerly VH1 Country (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Concert TV	No	Stingray Digital		Video on demand channel
fuse	Yes	Madison Square Garden, Inc.	fuse fuse On Demand	formerly Much Music USA (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
GAC	No	Scripps Networks Interactive	GAC GAC On Demand	also referred to as GAC (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Harmony Channel	No	Harmony Intermedia, Inc.		Mood elevating visual music
HTV	No	Turner Broadcasting System (Time Warner)
LATV	No
MTV Hits	No	Viacom Media Networks		24-hour Hot 100 video station. (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
MTV Jams	No			formerly MTVX (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
mtvU	No			formerly College Television Network (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Palladia	HD Only			Features content from MTV, VH1, and CMT (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
mun2	No	NBC Universal		(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Real Hip-Hop Network	No	SSM Media Ventures, Inc.		Features Hip-Hop oriented content from Hip-Hop's 4 (core) elements: DeeJaying, Break Dancing, Emceeing and Graffiti. RHN also feaures live concerts, documentaries, music videos and hip-hop themed feature films.
TeleHit	No	Televisa Networks		(Spanish) audio feed
Tempo Networks	No	Tempo Networks, LLC		formerly MTV Tempo
TheCoolTV	No	Cool Music Network, LLC
The Soundtrack Channel	No
Tr3s	No	Viacom Media Networks	Tr3s Tr3s On Demand	formerly MTV en Español, then MTV Tr3́s
VH1 Classic	No			classic rock documentaries and occasional video blocks (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
VH1 Soul	No			R&B, funk, soul, and Motown (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Volksmusik TV	No	ACOS Radio & Television Development Corp. Inc. & BGP-Medien GmbH		Popular German language folk music and Schlager network
Zuus Country	No	Zuus Media, LLC

News[edit source | editbeta]

Name	HD	feeds	Owner	Notes
ABC News Now	No		Disney/ABC
Bloomberg Television	Yes		Bloomberg L.P.	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
CNBC	Yes		NBCUniversal
CNBC World	No
CNN	Yes		Turner Broadcasting System (Time Warner)
CNN Airport Network	No			Available only in airports
CNN en Español	No			(Spanish) audio feeed
CNN International	Yes
C-SPAN	Yes		National Cable Satellite Corporation	covers the United States House of Representatives
C-SPAN 2	Yes			covers the United States Senate and airs Book TV on weekends
C-SPAN 3	Yes			covers other live events and airs archived historical programming
Current TV	No		Al Jazeera Media Network	Will become Al Jazeera America on August 20th, 2013.
Euronews	No		Euronews SA
Fox Business Network	Yes		21st Century Fox
Fox News Channel	Yes		21st Century Fox
Free Speech TV	No		Independent	Public, non-profit channel
HLN	Yes		Turner Broadcasting System (Time Warner)	formerly CNN2, CNN Headline News and Headline News. HLN HD is currently carried on various Time Warner Cable systems.
The Local AccuWeather Channel	No		AccuWeather	Carried via digital cable and over-the-air digital television
Link TV	No		Link Media, Inc.	formerly World Link TV
MSNBC	Yes		NBCUniversal
MundoVision	No		MundoVision Corporation of America	(Spanish) audio feed
NOAA Weather Radio	No	Content depends on city, state, & region.	NOAA / National Weather Service (U.S. Government)	Some cable systems may have local radar with audio, text messages with audio, or audio only.
One America News Network			Herring Broadcasting	In cooperation with the Washington Times, News from a center-right perspective.
Pentagon Channel			American Forces Network (US Government)
RT	Yes		(ANO) TV-Novosti(RIA Novosti)	International news channel from DC with Russia twist.
The Weather Channel	Yes WeatherStar HD /IntelliStar HD in beta testing	Weather Channel Weather Channel On Demand	NBCUniversal	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Weatherscan	No		NBCUniversal

Regional news[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Location	Owner	Notes
24/7	Boise, ID	Belo Corporation
Arizona NewsChannel	Phoenix, Arizona
Arizona Capitol Television	Phoenix, Arizona	Arizona Legislature	also called ACP
Bay News 9	Tampa, Florida	Bright House Networks
Blue Ridge Communications Networks * Cable 11 Northern Lancaster County * TV 13 The Poconos	Eastern Pennsylvania	Blue Ridge Communications
Central Florida News 13	Orlando, Florida	Bright House Networks
CLTV	Chicago, IL	Tribune Company
New England Cable News	New England	NBCUniversal	also called NECN
News 12 Networks * News 12 Long Island * News 12 New Jersey * News 12 Westchester * News 12 Connecticut * News 12 The Bronx * News 12 Brooklyn * News 12 Hudson Valley	New York Metro	Cablevision
News 14 Carolina	North Carolina * Durham * Raleigh * Greensboro * Winston-Salem * High Point * Charlotte	Time Warner Cable
News 9 Now / News on 6 Now	Oklahoma City and Tulsa, Oklahoma	Cox Media Group &Griffin Communications
NewsWatch 15	New Orleans, Louisiana	Belo Corporation andCox Media Group
NewsChannel 8	Washington DC regional, Virginia and Maryland	Allbritton Communications
Northwest Cable News	Seattle, Washington(Serving the Pacific Northwest)	Belo	Uses news resources from co-owned Belo outlets KING-TV/Seattle, KREM/Spokane, KGW/Portland, Oregon andKTVB/Boise, Idaho
NY1	New York City	Time Warner Cable
Pittsburgh Cable News Channel	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Cox Communications	also called PCNC; Uses resources from co-owned WPXI
SNN Local News	Sarasota, Florida	Sarasota Herald-Tribune	also called Six News Now
Texas Cable News	Texas	Belo Corporation	also called TXCN
YNN Austin	Austin, Texas	Time Warner Cable
YNN Buffalo	Buffalo, New York	Time Warner Cable
YNN Capital Region	Upstate New York	Time Warner Cable
YNN Central New York	Syracuse, New York	Time Warner Cable
YNN Rochester	Rochester, New York	Time Warner Cable	Original station of the YNN system. Started as Greater Rochester Cablevision.

Sports[edit source | editbeta]

Name	HD	Owner	Notes
beIN Sport USA	Yes	Al Jazeera Media Network /Turner Broadcasting System	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
CBS Sports Network	Yes	CBS Corporation	formerly CSTV and CBS College Sports Network (English) and(Spanish) audio feed
ESPN	Yes	ESPN Inc. (Disney/Hearst Corporation)	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
ESPN2	Yes		(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
ESPN Plus	Yes		syndicates college sports to local broadcast and regional cable stations.
ESPN Classic	No		formerly Classic Sports Network (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
ESPNews	Yes		(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
ESPNU	Yes		(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
ESPN Deportes	Yes		Spanish Language sports network
ESPN Full Court	Some		regular season NCAA Some ESPN ALT feeds are in HD on directv
ESPN GamePlan	No		NCAA football PPV package
Fight Now TV	No	Channel Zero Inc.	Launched May 24, 2011
Fox College Sports	Yes	21st Century Fox
Fox College Sports (Atlantic)			formerly Fox Sports Atlantic (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Fox College Sports (Central)			formerly Fox Sports Central (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Fox College Sports (Pacific)			formerly Fox Sports Pacific (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Fox Soccer	Yes		formerly Fox Sports World, To be replaced by FXX on September 2nd, 2013.
Fox Soccer Plus	Yes		Soccer plus extensive coverage of rugby union. Established after News Corporation acquired most of the former broadcast rights ofSetanta Sports USA.
Fox Deportes	Yes		formerly Fox en Español, Fox Sports Américas (Spanish) audio feed
Fuel TV	Yes	21st Century Fox
Game	Yes	In Demand	outlet for MLB Extra Innings, and NHL Center Ice (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Gol TV	Yes	Gol TV Inc.	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Golf Channel	Yes	NBCUniversal	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Horse Racing TV	No	Stronach Group andChurchill Downs Incorporated
MAVTV	Yes		(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
MLB Extra Innings	Yes	Major League Baseball	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
MLB Network	Yes		launched January 1, 2009 (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
MLS Direct Kick	Yes	Major League Soccer
NBA League Pass	Yes	National Basketball Association	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
NBA TV	Yes		formerly NBA.com TV; Turner Sports operates the channel in association with the NBA.
NBC Sports Network	Yes	NBCUniversal	formerly Outdoor Life Network and Versus (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
NFL Network	Yes	National Football League	launched November 4, 2003 (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
NFL RedZone	Yes		NFL Football (airs 1-8PM Sundays only) NFL Network Version of red zone
NFL Sunday Ticket	Yes		(exclusive to DirecTV)
NFL Sunday Ticket RedZone	Yes		Exclusive DirecTV Version of red zone
NHL Center Ice	Yes	National Hockey League	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
NHL Network	Yes	National Hockey League NBCUniversal (15.6%)	launched October 1, 2007 (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Outdoor Channel	Yes	Outdoor Channel Holdings Inc.	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Outside Television	No
Pursuit Channel	No		Hunting and fishing adventure programming
The Ski Channel	No	Steve Bellamy, Jonny Moseley, Bryan Brothers	Video on demand channel (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Speed	Yes	SPEED Channel Inc. (21st Century Fox)	formerly SpeedVision, to be replaced by Fox Sports 1 on August 17th, 2013 (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Sportsman Channel	Yes	InterMedia Outdoors	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Team	Yes	In Demand	outlet for NBA League Pass, and MLS Direct Kick (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Tennis Channel	Yes	IMG, Pete Sampras, Andre Agassi, Steve Bellamy,Frank Biondi	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Time Warner Cable SportsNet and Time Warner Cable Deportes	Yes	Time Warner Cable	Launched October 1, 2012. Available in all TV providers.
TVG	No	Betfair	The Interactive Horse Racing Network (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Universal Sports	No	NBCUniversal (minority) andInterMedia Partners(majority)	High definition feed expected to launch in 2012
World Fishing Network	Yes	Altitude Sports and Entertainment (50%) Insight Sports Ltd. (50%)	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
WWE Classics on Demand	No	World Wrestling Entertainment	Video on demand channel
UFC Events on Demand	No		Video on demand channel
Univision Deportes	No	Univision Communications	Spanish Language sports network
Untamed Sports TV	No	OlympusSat, Inc.

Regional sports networks[edit source | editbeta]

Name	HD	Owner	Notes
4SD (Cable 4 San Diego)	Yes	Cox Communications	4SD won't retain the rights for Padres baseball for the 2012 season and beyond
Altitude Sports and Entertainment	Yes	Kroenke Sports Enterprises	Sports channel covering Denver sports teams
Big Ten Network	Yes	Big Ten Conference / Fox Cable Networks (a division of 21st Century Fox)	Big Ten Conference sports (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Big Ten Network On Demand	Yes	Big Ten Conference / Fox Cable Networks (a division of 21st Century Fox)	Big Ten Conference sports
Bright House Sports Network	Yes	Bright House Networks	Tampa Bay Sports TV
Comcast SportsNet	Yes	NBCUniversal as a division of NBC Sports	CSN Bay Area (formerly SportsChannel Pacific and FSN Bay Area, sister channel of CSN California) CSN Chicago (formerly FSN Chicago) CSN Houston CSN Mid-Atlantic (formerly HTS: Home Team Sports) CSN New England (formerly SportsChannel New England and FSN New England) CSN Northwest CSN Philadelphia (formerly PRISM, put SportsChannel Philadelphia out of business) CSN California (formerly CSN West, sister channel of CSN Bay Area) (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
CSS	Yes	NBCUniversal and Charter Communications	Southeast
Cox Sports Television	Yes	Cox Communications
Detroit Lions Television Network	No	Detroit Lions
Fox Sports(formerly FSN)	Yes†	21st Century Fox through Fox Entertainment Group	Fox Sports Arizona Fox Sports Detroit (put competitor PASS Sports out of business in 1997) Fox Sports Florida (formerly SportsChannel Florida) - sister channel of Sun Sports Fox Sports Midwest (formerly Prime Sports Midwest) sister channel of Fox Sports Kansas City and Fox Sports Indiana Fox Sports Indiana - sister channel of Fox Sports Indianaand Fox Sports Kansas City Fox Sports Kansas City - sister channel of Fox Sports Midwest and Fox Sports Indiana. Fox Sports North (formerly Midwest Sports Channel - MSC). Sister channel of Fox Sports Wisconsin Fox Sports Wisconsin - sister channel of Fox Sports North Fox Sports Ohio - Cleveland feed (formerly SportsChannel Ohio) Fox Sports Ohio - Cincinnati feed (formerly SportsChannel Cincinnati) Prime Ticket - (formerly FSN West 2) - sister channel of Fox Sports West Fox Sports South (formerly the old SportSouth) - sister channel of current SportSouth Fox Sports Southwest (originally Home Sports Entertainment - HSE, then Prime Sports Southwest) Fox Sports Houston - subfeed of Fox Sports Southwest Fox Sports Oklahoma - subfeed of Fox Sports Southwest Fox Sports West (originally Prime Ticket, then Prime Sports West) - sister channel of Prime Ticket Fox Sports San Diego - subfeed of Fox Prime Ticket (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Fighting Sioux Sports Network	No	University of North Dakota, WDAZ-TV,Midcontinent Communications	Known as FSSN
Longhorn Network	Yes	University of Texas at Austin / ESPN /IMG College
Metro Sports	No	Time Warner
MASN	Yes	Baltimore Orioles, Washington Nationals	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
MSG Network	Yes	Madison Square Garden, Inc.	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
MSG Plus	Yes		formerly SportsChannel New York and FSN New York (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
NESN	Yes	Boston Red Sox / Boston Bruins
Pac-12 Network	Yes	Pacific-12 Conference	Pac-12 Conference sports, consists of a national feed plus 6 regional feeds
Root Sports	Yes	DirecTV Sports Networks	Root Sports Pittsburgh (formerly FSN Pittsburgh) Root Sports Northwest (formerly FSN Northwest) Root Sports Rocky Mountain (formerly FSN Rocky Mountain) Root Sports Utah (formerly FSN Utah, sister channel of Root Sports Rocky Mountain)
Sabres Hockey Network	Yes	Buffalo Sabres (Terrence Pegula) /Entercom Communications	Broadcast on radio and MSG Network (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
SNY	Yes	New York Mets, Time Warner,NBCUniversal	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
SportSouth	Yes	21st Century Fox	formerly Turner South and sister channel of FSN South (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
SportsTime Ohio	Yes	Dolan Family (Cleveland Indians owners)	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Sun Sports	Yes	Fox Sports Net (21st Century Fox)	formerly Sunshine Network. Sister channel of FSN Florida (English) and (Spanish) audio feed
Time Warner Cable SportsNet	Yes	Time Warner Cable	(English) and (Korean) audio feed
Time Warner Cable Deportes	Yes		24 hour (Spanish) audio feed
YES Network	Yes	Yankee Global Enterprises LLC /Goldman Sachs / 21st Century Fox	(English) and (Spanish) audio feed

^†Each affiliate has its own feed but only some local games and national FS programs such as FS Final Score The Baseball Report and national games produced by FS are in HD. HD feeds are left blank the rest of the time.

Distant Locals[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Owner	Notes
WPIX New York	WPIX, Inc. (Tribune Company)	superstation CW feed for markets without a CW affiliate
KTLA Los Angeles	KTLA, Inc (Tribune Company)	superstation CW feed for markets without a CW affiliate
WGN Chicago	WGN Continental Broadcasting Company (Tribune Company)	superstation CW feed for markets without a CW affiliate
KWGN Denver	KWGN Inc. (Tribune Company)	superstation CW feed for markets without a CW affiliate
WSBK Boston	CBS Television Licenses LLC (CBS Corporation)	superstation feed of MyNetworkTV
WPCH Atlanta	SuperStation, Inc. (Turner Broadcasting System)	superstation feed. Formerly WTBS, rebranded as PeachtreeTV
WWOR Secaucus, New Jersey	Fox Television Stations	superstation MyNetworkTV feed for markets without a MyNetworkTV affiliate
WABC New York	American Broadcasting Companies, Inc. (Disney/ABC)	national ABC feed for markets without an ABC affiliate
KABC Los Angeles	ABC Holding Company, Inc. (Disney/ABC)
WCVB Boston	WCVB Hearst Television, Inc. (Hearst Television)
WXYZ-TV Detroit	Scripps Media, Inc. (E.W. Scripps Company)
WLS Chicago	WLS Television, Inc. (Disney/ABC)
KSTP Minneapolis	KSTP-TV, LLC (Hubbard Broadcasting)
KMGH Denver	Scripps Media, Inc. (E. W. Scripps Company)
WCBS New York	CBS Broadcasting, Inc. (CBS Corporation)	national CBS feed for markets without a CBS affiliate
KCBS Los Angeles
WBZ Boston	CBS Television Licenses LLC (CBS Corporation)
WWJ Detroit	CBS Broadcasting, Inc. (CBS Corporation)
WBBM Chicago
WCCO Minneapolis
KCNC Denver	CBS Television Stations, Inc. (CBS Corporation)
WNBC New York	NBC Telemundo License, LLC (NBC Universal)	national NBC feed for markets without an NBC affiliate
KNBC Los Angeles
WHDH Boston	WHDH-TV (Sunbeam Television)
WDIV-TV Detroit	Post-Newsweek Stations, Michigan, Inc. (Post-Newsweek Stations)
WMAQ Chicago	NBC Telemundo License, LLC (NBC Universal)
KARE Minneapolis	Multimedia Holdings Corporation (Gannett Company)
KUSA Denver
WNYW New York	Fox Television Stations	national Fox feed for markets without a Fox affiliate
KTTV Los Angeles
WUHF Rochester	WUHF Licensee, LLC (Sinclair Broadcast Group)
WFLD Chicago	Fox Television Stations
KDVR Denver	Community Television Of Colorado, LLC (Local TV LLC)
WNET New York	WNET	national PBS feed for markets without a PBS member
KCET Los Angeles	Community Television of Southern California
WGBH Boston	WGBH Educational Foundation
WTVS Detroit	Detroit Educational Television Foundation
Montana PBSBozeman	Montana State University
CW Plus	CBS Corporation 50% Time Warner 50%	CW feed for markets without a CW affiliate
Telemundo Puerto Rico	Telemundo of Puerto Rico (NBC Universal)	Telemundo (Spanish)

Religion[edit source | editbeta]

Name	HD	Owner	Notes
3ABN	Yes	Three Angels Broadcasting Network	3ABN English
3ABN Latino	Yes		3ABN Spanish & Portuguese
3ABN Latino Radio	No		3ABN Spanish
3ABN Radio	No
SonBeam Channel	No		Children
3ABN Proclaim!	No		Preaching & Teaching
3ABN Russia Radio	No		Christian Programming in Russian
3ABN Russia	No		Christian Programming in Russian
Dare to Dream Network	No		Christian Programming for African Americans and other minorities
Amazing FactsTelevision	No	Amazing Facts
ABN	No
ACN	No
Africa Christian Broadcast Network	No
Adventist TV	No
Al Karma TV	No
Almavision	No		Spanish-language
American Liberty	No
Angel One	No
Angel Two	No
Apostolic Oneness Network	No
ATN/ACN Service 1	No
ATN Service 2	No
Peace TV	No	Global Broadcasting Corporation	Islamic and Interfaith Discussion
BYU Television	No	Brigham Young University	Latter-day Saint audience
Cancao Nova	Yes
CatholicTV	Yes	CatholicTV.com	24/7 faith-based entertainment
CBS Korean	Yes
CGN TV	Yes
Church Communication Network - CCN	Yes
CNL Russian	Yes
Cornerstone Television	No
Coptic TV	Yes
Credo TV	No
Daystar	No
Divine TV	No
EICB TV	No
EWTN	Yes		EWTN Espanol
Emmanuel TV	No
My Family TV	No
Family Friendly Entertainment	No
Esperanza TV	No	Hope Channel, Seventh-day Adventist Church
GBN	No	GBN is under the oversight of the Highland Church of Christ in Dalton, Georgia
GEB	No	Oral Roberts University
God's Learning Channel	No	Prime Time Christian Broadcasting
God TV	No	The Angel Foundation	worldwide Broadcast Licence is held by Angel Christian Television Trust Inc.[1]
Healthy Living Network	No
Hope Channel	Yes	Hope Channel, Seventh-day Adventist Church
Hope Church Channel	No
Impact TV	No
The Inspiration Network	No	The Inspiration Networks
JLTV	No
La Familia Network	No
La Familia Cosmovision	No
LeSEA	No	LeSEA Broadcasting
Loma Linda Broadcasting Network	No	Loma Linda Broadcasting Network	Operates four separate full-time networks, LLBN English, LLBN Chinese, LLBN Latino and LLBN Arabic
Inspiration Network International	No
KNLB Radio	No
Liberty Channel	No
Life Talk Radio	No
LifeTalk Network	No
Living Faith TV	No
NRB Network	No	National Religious Broadcasters
National Jewish Television	No
New Heights	No
Nejat TV	No
Overcomer Ministries	No
Overcomer Radio	No
Pastor Scott	No
Radio 74	No
Radio Cancao Nova	No
Radio Libertad	No
Rodnoy (RBN)	No
SafeTV	No	Total Life Community Educational Foundation
Shalom TV	No
Shepherd's Chapel Network	No
SonLife Broadcasting Network	No
Spirit Word	No
Spirit 1 Radio	No
The Reformation Channel	No
Total Living Network	No
Telecare (Long Island)	No
TBN	Yes	Trinity Broadcasting Network
Smile of a Child TV	No		24/7 religious-based children's television network
JCTV	Yes
Enlace	Yes
TBN Russia	Yes
The Church Channel	Yes
Telepace	Yes
TRWAM	Yes
TCT	No
TVU	No		Christian rock/hip-hop music videos
Spirit	No		Contemporary Christian music videos
Universal Christian	No
Up	Yes		Used to be Gospel Music Channel and GMC Christian music and secular entertainment programming
The University Network	No	Dr. Gene Scott
UNTV	No
Vision Heaven	Yes
The Word Network	No	Adell Broadcasting
The Worship Network	Yes	The Christian Network, Inc.

Shopping[edit source | editbeta]

Name	HD	Owner	Notes
America's Auction Network	No	ValCom
Gem Shopping Network	No
HSN	Yes	IAC/InterActiveCorp
Liquidation Channel	Yes	The Jewelry Channel, Inc.
Jewelry Television	Yes	Multimedia Commerce Group Inc.	formerly ACN
QVC	Yes	Liberty Media
Rocks TV	No	The Genuine Gemstone Company Limited	Launched July 11, 2012. Available on DirecTV and Dish Network only.
ShopNBC	No	ValueVision Media	NBC Universal, owns 37% of ValueVision

Ethnic[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Owner	language
The Africa Channel	Various Investors	African TV channel based in North Hollywood, CA
The Arabic Channel	Allied Media Corp.	Arabic TV channel based in New York City, NY
Afrotainment	Soundview Africa	African TV channel based in New York City, NY
Afrotainment Music	Soundview Africa	African Music channel based in New York City, NY
ARTN	Armenian-Russian Television Network	Armenian TV channel based in Glendale, California
Bostel	RTV Bostel	Bosnian TV channel based in Chicago, IL
DFH Network	DFH Network Inc.	Turkish Pay-TV service based in Santa Ana, California comprising 7 channels
German Kino Plus	FennFamLLC	German TV channel based in Marietta, Georgia
ITV Gold	International Broadcasting Network	South Asian TV channel based in Long Island City, NY
Impact Television	Impact Television Network	Russian TV channel based in Sacramento, California
JLTV		Jewish TV channel based in Los Angeles, CA
JUS One	JUS Broadcasting	Punjabi TV channel based in Long Island City, NY
JUS Punjabi	JUS Broadcasting	Punjabi TV channel based in Long Island City, NY
KO-AM TV	KO_AM TV Inc.	Korean TV channel based in Seattle, Washington
The Korean Channel	The Korean Channel Inc.	Korean TV channel based in College Point, NY
MKTV	Media Korea Inc.	Korean TV channel based in Fort Lee, New Jersey
New Greek TV	New Greek TV Inc.	Greek TV channel based in Astoria NY
One World Sport	One Media Corp, Inc.	Asian Sports channel based in Fort Worth, Texas
RSC	Romanian Satellite Network	Romanian Pay-TV service based in Rockville, Maryland, comprising 5 channels
Russia Today	Russian Media Group LLC	Russian TV channel based in Fort Lee, New Jersey
SBTN	SBTN Inc.	Vietnamese TV channel based in Garden Grove, California
Sino TV	Multicultural Radio Broadcasting Inc.	Chinese channel based in New York City, NY
Sky Link TV	Sky Link TV Inc.	Chinese TV channel based in Rosemead, California
SPT TV	Seabra Portuguese Television	Portuguese TV channel based in Newark, New Jersey
Tai Seng Sat TV	Tai Seng Entertainment	Chinese TV channel based in San Francisco, CA
Tapesh TV	Persian Broadcasting Company	Persian TV channel based in Los Angeles, CA
TVB USA	TVB USA Inc.	Chinese TV channel based in Norwalk, California
TV Asia	Asia Star Broadcasting Inc	South Asian TV channel, based in Edison, New Jersey
TV Japan	NHK Cosmomedia America Inc.	Japanese channel based in New York City, NY
tvK	Television Korea24 Inc.	Korean TV channel based in Los Angeles, CA
Viên Thao TV	Vien Thao Media	Vietnamese TV channel based in San Jose, California

Adult[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Owner	Multiplex Channels	HD	Notes
Climax	Playboy Enterprises	Climax 1 Climax 2 Climax 3
Hot Choice	Comcast, Cox Communications, andTime Warner	PPV Service, available on most cable systems.
Hustler TV	LFP Broadcasting	PPV Service	Yes
Peephole TV	Media House Enterprises, Inc.	The network is available on IPTV, Satelliteand Mobile phone Peephole.TV (Eastern Western Network feed) Peephole Color (Ethnic adult content) Peephole Gay World (XXX Gay Network) Peephole Big Ass & Tits Peephole Teen & Milf Peephole Gang Bang & Gonzo
Penthouse TV	Penthouse Media Group / New Frontier Media			Video On Demand Channel
Playboy TV	Playboy Enterprises	aka Playboy Channel	Yes
Playgirl TV				Video On Demand Channel
Seduxxxtion TV on Demand	No			Video On Demand Channel
Spice Networks	Playboy Enterprises	Club Jenna Fresh! SKiN TV Spice Wild Spice:Xcess Shorteez
The Erotic Network	New Frontier Media	Juicy Real SexSee TEN Vavoom Xtsy
Uncensored TV on Demand				Video On Demand Channel.

Defunct networks (no longer in existence under any name)[edit source | editbeta]

Main page: Template:List of United States cable and satellite television networks (defunct)

Educational[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Owner	Notes
HD Theater	Discovery Communications	Rebranded to Velocity on October 4, 2011.
History International	A+E Networks	Rebranded to H2 on September 26, 2011.
Knowledge TV	Jones International	closed several months after being sold to Discovery Communications.
ResearchChannel

Entertainment[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Owner	Notes
Automotive Television Network	Global Television/ Fidelity Capital
Channel America
Colours TV	Black Star Communications
Computer Television Service
Exercise TV		Video on Demand channel
Fox Reality Channel	News Corporation	Nat Geo Wild launched on March 29, 2010 on all cable services, April 19, 2010 on Dish Network, andDirecTV on June 30, 2010.
Freeview	DirecTV	Stopped on 2005 for The 101 Network, and then theAudience Network on June 1, 2011.
INHD2	In Demand	iN Demand ceased operation of INHD2, which was a companion network to INHD, on January 1, 2007. INHD would later be relaunched as MOJO HD.
The Interactive Channel	Source Media
Jones Computer Network	Jones Intercable
The Lottery Channel
MOJO HD	Comcast, Cox Communications, Time Warner	Formerly INHD, ceased operations on December 1, 2008.
National Jewish Television Network		Existed in the 1980s until at least some point in the 2000's.
Network 1	Network Telephone Services	Channel allowed viewer participation through 800 and 900 phone numbers
PlayCable		Interactive format features video games, existed in the early 1980s.
Si TV		Changed the new channel name NuvoTV on July 4, 2011.
The Silent Network		Specialized channel aimed at hearing-impaired people; existed in the 1980s.
SingleVision	GlobalComm 2000
Talk TV	Ed Cooperstein
TV Guide On Screen		Existed briefly in the 1990s, airing on some cable systems in lieu of Prevue Channel. TV Guidewanted back in the game, so they purchased Prevue in 1999 and renamed it TV Guide Channel (now TV Guide Network).
Varsity TV	Varsity Media Group, Inc.	high school student-produced programming
WWOR EMI Service	RKO General (1979-1987), MCA (1987-1991), Pinelands, Inc. (1991-1993), Chris-Craft Industries (1993-1997), Eastern Microwave, Incorporated (uplinker, 1979-1996; Superstation programmer, 1990-1996), Advance Entertainment Corporation (uplinker and Superstation programmer, 1996)	National version of New York City's WWOR-TV. Existed c. 1989-1997

Kids and family[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Owner	Notes
Discovery Kids	Discovery Communications	Ended on October 10, 2010 for The Hub.
The Family Channel		Transformed into Fox Family in August 15, 1998, and then ABC Family on November 10, 2001.
Nick Gas	Viacom, MTV Networks	On December 31, 2007, The N (now TeenNick) became its own channel. The Nick Gas channel was shut down when The N became its own channel. The channel ended on April 23, 2009 on Dish Network for Cartoon Network's west coast feed.
Noggin		Originally broadcasting educational programming from the 80s to present, the station changed to being half TeenNick and half Nick Jr. The station ultimately became Nick Jr. while TeenNickreplaced Nickelodeon Games and Sports for Kids|Nick Gas].
The Nostalgia Channel	Youtoo Media	Originally was commercial free and showed mainly 1930s-50s Black-and-white films. Relaunched to GoodLife TV Network, AmericanLife TV Network, and then to the current Youtoo TV on September 28, 2011.
Toon Disney/Jetix	Disney–ABC Television Group	Finished on February 13, 2009 with Disney XD.
Total Communication Network	Total Communication Network	Entertainment and educational programming aimed at hearing-impaired children

LGBT[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Owner	Notes
Gay Entertainment Television	Gay Entertainment Television, Inc.
Q Television Network	Triangle Multimedia	Ceased operations in February 2006

Lifestyle[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Owner	Notes
Applause	Parasol Media
Arts & Antiques Network	CYMA Productions
Bridges TV	Muslim	Removed on March 15, 2012 on Verizon FiOS.
Discovery Health Channel	Discovery Communications	Merged to become OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network on January 1, 2011.
Discovery Travel and Living		Shut down on 1998 to Discovery Home & Leisure, March 29, 2004 to Discovery Home, June 4, 2008 to Planet Green, and then finally to Destination America on May 26, 2012.
FitTV		Relaunched as Discovery Fit & Health on February 1, 2011.
FAD TV	Anthony Guccione
Fine Living Network	Scripps Networks Interactive	Replacement for Cooking Channel on Memorial Day 2010.
Kaleidoscope		Channel for the disabled
Lime		Went online-only February 25, 2007. Formerly Wisdom Network
Wedding Central	Rainbow Media	Ceased operations July 1, 2011
Wine TV		Ceased operations in 2009

Music[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Owner	Notes
Americana Television Network	Americana Television Network Inc.	Country, blues, bluegrass, jazz and gospel music videos
The Box		Music channel that originated in 1982 and ceased operations in 2001 when replaced by MTV2
Cable Music Channel	Turner Broadcasting	Started in the 1980s by Ted Turner to compete with MTV. Unlike MTV, it had no VJs. It was short lived.
Classic Music Channel	Classical Broadcasting Co.
The Gospel Network
Hit Video USA		'80s video channel based out of Texas, aired on some broadcast channels during overnight periods
International Music Feed	Universal Music Group	Aired music videos from various artists from around the world, purchased by Hubbard Broadcasting in 2008 and subsequently shut down on March 31, 2008 in order to expand distribution for Hubbard channel Ovation TV.
m Channel		Aired syndicated music videos, TV shows, movies and news. Was folded under decision of the owner/creater of the network.
MOR Music TV		Channel which aired music videos and performances in conjunction with selling albums
NOYZ	Bullfrog Media	Ceased operations in early January 2008 after parent company's bankruptcy
The Tube Music Network		Ceased operations October 1, 2007
Z Music Television		Contemporary Christian Music video channel; not to be confused with movie service Z Channel; shared channel space with BET in some areas

News and information[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Owner	Notes
All News Channel	CONUS Communications	Aired on USSB and later DirecTV; its programming was carried by many over-the-air television stations during the late night hours.
American Political Channel
America's Voice		aka National Empowerment Television, or NET
CBS TeleNoticias
CNNfn	Turner Broadcasting System (Time Warner)	1995-2004; a few cable systems switched the channel space to CNN Internationalafter discontinuation.
NBC Weather Plus	NBC	Distributed via the digital subchannels of NBC affiliates and digital cable. Ceased operations in 2008.[2]
NewsTalk Television	Multimedia, Inc.	Existed from 1994 to 1995; formerly known as the Talk Channel
Satellite News Channel (SNC)	a joint venture between ABCand Group W	news

Regional news networks[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Location	Owner	Notes
Local News on Cable	Norfolk, Virginia	Belo Corporation	also called LNC5
Southern Arizona News Network	Tucson, Arizona	KVOA Communications, Inc.

Pay-per-view[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Owner	Notes
Action Pay-Per-View	BET network, and later TVN Entertainment	Di-function channel.
Adam & Eve Channel	Adam & Eve Communications Inc.	Adult pay-per-view and home shopping
AdultVision	Playboy Enterprises	Adult pay-per-view
American Exxxtasy	Home Dish Satellite Network Inc.	Adult pay-per-view
Cable Video Store	General Instrument (Original), Graff Pay-Per-View (second)
Guest Cinema		Adult pay-per-view
Request TV	Liberty Media and 20th Century Fox	Also operated a Spanish-language pay-per-view channel,Request En Espanol.
Rendezvous		Adult pay-per-view
Spectradyne		Adult pay-per-view
StarDust Theatre	Home Dish Satellite Network Inc.
Tuxxedo Network	Home Dish Satellite Network Inc.	Adult pay-per-view
Wometco Home Theater	Wometco Enterprises

Premium movies[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Owner	Notes
The B-Movie Channel
Cable Theater		existed from late 1970s-early 1980s
Festival	Home Box Office, Inc.	1980s premium channel from HBO
Home Theater Network (HTN)		premium movies
Movie Mania		formerly B-Mania!, B-Movie channel, no longer broadcasting as of October 2006.
MovieVision		premium movies
ONTV		also had sports and events.
Preview
PRISM	Spectacor	24-hour premium cable television channel intended for cable customers in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania metropolitan area. Channel infrastructure is still used for Comcast Sportsnet Philadelphia.
SelecTV	Starion Entertainment
Spectrum
Spotlight		premium movies
Starcase
Super Time/Star TV		San Francisco over the air channel like ONTV via KTSF-TV. Named Super Time during the late 1970s and Star TV in the early 1980s.
SuperTV
Z Channel		Movie channel

Public Interest[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Owner	Notes
PBS YOU	Public Broadcasting Service	Service ended in January 2006; most stations replaced service with American Public Television'sCreate network.
ThinkBright	WNED-TV	Ceased in 2011.

Religious[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Owner	Notes
PTL Satellite Network	Evangelical Christian network known for broadcasting The PTL Club hosted by Jim andTammy Faye Bakker.	Collapsed in the wake of a sex and embezzlement scandal that resulted in Jim Bakker being sentenced to prison. On the air from 1977 to 1987.

Shopping[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Owner	Notes
America's Store	IAC/InterActiveCorp	Ceased broadcasting on April 3, 2007
ATV: Advertising Television	Web Broadcasting Systems Inc.
BET-Home Shopping Network	BET Holdings, Inc. Home Shopping Network
Black Shopping Network
Consumer Resource Network	Seventh Medium
Cupid Network Television	Capital Distribution	Adult home shopping
Global Shopping Network
Q2		Home shopping. Spinoff of QVC, existed briefly in the mid 1990s
Resort & Residence TV
Shop at Home Network	Jewelry Television	Ceased broadcasting on March 7, 2008
TV Car Showroom	Hachette Filipacchi Magazines
ViaTV Network	RSTV Inc.

Sports[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Owner	Notes
CNN Sports Illustrated	Turner Broadcasting System(Time Warner)	Existed from 1996-2002
Empire Sports Network	Adelphia Cable	Existed from 1990-2005
Fox Sports Net Chicago	Became Comcast SportsNet Chicago
Men's Outdoor and Recreation		Ceased operations
MountainWest Sports Network (the mtn.)	Mountain West Conference(MWC), CBS Corporation,Comcast	Mountain West Conference sports; existed from September 2006-June 2012
Prime Network	Liberty Media	Existed from 1983-1997
Sports Time	Anheuser-Busch	St. Louis and Midwest Cable Sports station; existed from April 1984-March 1985
SportsChannel	became Fox Sports Net
Sports News Network	Mizlou Communications	Existed from February-December 1990
Trax	Networks Development Corp.
TVS		Now part of Margate Entertainment
Outdoor Life Network	NBCUniversal	Launch on July 1, 1995, replaced as Versus on September 25, 2006, deleted the channel name to NBC Sports Network on January 2, 2012.
Victory Sports One		Minnesota Twins Baseball Network/Minnesota Gophers Sports
Water Channel	MCE Television Networks Inc.
Web Sports Net	Web Broadcasting Systems Inc.	Text-based sports news service
World Championship Sports Network		Existed from 2005-2008
NASCAR Hot Pass	NASCAR / DirecTV	Exclusive to DirecTV existed from 2007 to 2012

Ethnic[edit source | editbeta]

African-American[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Owner	Notes
Black Family Channel		Ceased operations April 30, 2007. To launch as broadband network, subscriber base sold to Gospel Music Channel. Formerly MBC Network
Caribbean Satellite Network
New Urban Entertainment Television (NUE-TV)	Space Station TeleVision, co-Owned by Dennis Brownlee and Robert Townsend. Investors included Quincy Jones, Leo J. Hindery Jr., David Falk, and Alfred Liggins III.	Ceased operations in May of 2001; formerly shutdown in October of 2002. Senior Council Pat Irvin, Human Resources Director Renee Barfield, Cindy Mahmoud, Senior Vice President Gordon Boelter, Executive Vice President of Programming, Donovan Myrie, News Director, Craig Henry, Director of Music, Monte Powell, Director of Programming, Rick Porterfield, Production Director.
The MBC Movie Network	Minority Broadcasting Corp.
World African Network

Asian[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Owner	Notes
AZN Television	Comcast	Formerly International Channel First nationwide television cable channel dedicated to Asian Americans. Ceased operations on April 9, 2008.
MTV Chi	Viacom	An MTV World network dedicated to Chinese American audiences; launched on December 6, 2005, and shut down on April 30, 2007.
MTV Desi	Viacom	An MTV World network dedicated to South Asian American audiences; launched on July 12, 2005, and shut down on April 30, 2007.
MTV K	Viacom	An MTV World network dedicated to Korean American audiences; launched on June 27, 2006, and shut down on April 30, 2007.

German[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Owner	Notes
ChannelD		First German private television satellite channel in North America 2001-2002
Dolphin-TV	Dolphin-TV German Television Inc.	German private television satellite channel 2006-2007
GermanTV	Deutsche Welle TV, ARD & ZDF (German Public Broadcasters)	Satellite channel 2001-2005

Irish[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Owner	Notes
CelticVision

High definition[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Owner	Notes
Voom HD Networks	Rainbow Media (Cablevision)	15 All-HD networks, ceased broadcasting on January 20, 2009

Networks that have ceased operations to become another network[edit source | editbeta]

Name	Owner	Notes
ARTS	Hearst Corporation andABC	Merged with The Entertainment Channel to form A&E in 1984.
America's Collectibles Network	Multimedia Commerce Group Inc.	Closed on October 15, 1993 with Jewelry Television.
America's Talking	NBC	relaunched as MSNBC.
The Box	Viacom Media Networks	Merged into MTV2 a year after being bought by Viacom
Cable Health Club	Discovery Communications	Changed to America's Health Network on 1996, snd then The Health Network on 1999, switched toFitTV on 2004, and then Discovery Fit & Health on February 1, 2011.
Cable Health Network	A+E Networks	Merged with Daytime to form Lifetime in 1984.
CBN	Disney-ABC Television Group	Relaunched to The Family Channel on 1990, Fox Family Channel on 1998, and ABC Family on 2001.
Classic Sports Network	ESPN Inc.	Purchased by ESPN and renamed ESPN Classic.
CNN 2	Turner Broadcasting System (Time Warner)	Rebranded as CNN Headline News in January 1983, and then simply HLN on June 17, 2007.
Court TV		Rebranded as TruTV on January 1, 2008.
Discovery Health Channel	Discovery Communications	Merged with FitTV to create Discovery Fit & Health on New Year's Eve 2010, and got replaced withOWN: Oprah Winfrey Network on New Year's Day 2011.
Discovery Travel and Living		Changed the new channel name to Discovery Home and Leisure on 1998, and then Discovery Home on 2004, Planet Green on 2008, and then Destination America on May 26, 2012.
Discovery Kids		Renamed The Hub on October 10, 2010.
Documentary Channel	Participant Media	Merged with Halogen TV and replaced by Pivot on August 1st, 2013.
Fine Living Network	E.W. Scripps Company	Shut down on May 31, 2010, replaced with Cooking Channel.
Fox Reality Channel	News Corporation	Shut down on March 29, 2010, replaced with Nat Geo Wild.
Freeview	DirecTV	Rebranded to The 101 Network on 2005, and then got rebranded to the Audience Network on June 1, 2011.
Ha!	Viacom Media Networks	Merged with The Comedy Channel to form Comedy Central in 1991.
Halogen TV	The Inspiration Networks	Replaced i-Life TV, Merged with the Documentary Channel and replaced by Pivot on August 1st 2013.
HDNet	HDNet Inc.	Closed on July 2, 2012 with AXS TV.
HD Theater	Discovery Communications	Rebranded as Velocity on October 4, 2011.
History International	A+E Networks	Rebranded as H2 on September 26, 2011.
International Channel	Liberty Media	Relaunched as AZN Television in March 2005.
INTRO Television	Liberty Starz	originally called TV!; renamed INTRO Television, carrying the same programming format. Replaced byEncore PLEX (eventually changed to MoviePlex) in 1995.
Maximum Adventure Network		Merged with Pursuit Channel.
Movietime	NBCUniversal	Rebranded as E! on 1991.
MuchUSA	CHUM Limitedand Rainbow Media	Rebranded as fuse on May 19, 2003.
National College Sports Network	CBS Corporation	Switched to CSTV on 2003, and then CBS College Sports Network on 2008, and then finally CBS Sports Network on April 4, 2011.
Newsworld International	Canadian Broadcasting Corporation/USA Broadcasting	purchased by Al Gore and Joel Hyatt, relaunched as Current TV in August 1, 2005.
The 90's Channel	Public Communicators, Inc.	Relaunched to become Free Speech TV in 1995
Nick GaS	Viacom Media Networks	Rebranded as The N in January 1, 2008, and then TeenNick on September 28, 2009.
Noggin		Rebranded as Nick Jr. on September 28, 2009.
The Nostalgia Channel		Relaunched to GoodLife TV Network, AmericanLife TV Network, and then to the current Youtoo TV on September 28, 2011.
Odyssey	Crown Media Holdings(Hallmark Cards)	originally launched as two separate networks, ACTS (a Christian teaching channel) and VISN (interfaith programming). VISN and ACTS merged and became Faith & Values Channel. The network was renamed again in 1996 as Odyssey. Hallmark Entertainment and The Jim Henson Companypurchased the network, which was relaunched as Hallmark Channel in 2001.
Outdoor Life Network	NBCUniversal	Renamed to Versus on September 25, 2006, and the became the NBC Sports Network on January 2, 2012 as a result of the Comcast NBC merger.
PBS Kids	PBS	relaunched as PBS Kids Sprout on 2005.
Prevue Channel	Lions Gate Entertainment	Launched as Prevue Guide, then modified slightly into Prevue Channel. Purchased by TV Guide in 1999 and renamed TV Guide Channel, now TV Guide Network.
Sci Fi Channel	NBCUniversal	Relaunched as Syfy on July 7, 2009.
Si TV	Privately held	Relaunched as NuvoTV on July 4, 2011.
Star Channel	Showtime Networks. (CBS Corporation)	Relaunched to become The Movie Channel in 1979.
Telefutura	Univision Communications	Closed off on January 6, 2013 to UniMás.
Tempo Television		Formerly Satellite Program Network and then launch CNBCon 1989.
TNN	Viacom Media Networks	Originally The Nashville Network later renamed The National Network. Purchased by Viacom and relaunched as Spike.
Toon Disney	Disney	Relaunched as Disney XD on February 13, 2009.
Trio	NBCUniversal	Relaunched as Sleuth in January 1, 2006, and then relaunched as Cloo on August 15, 2011.
Turner South	Turner Broadcasting System (Time Warner)	Purchased by Fox Cable Networks and renamed SportSouth.
VH1 Country	Viacom Media Networks	Closed on May 27, 2006 to replace CMT Pure Country.
VH1 MegaHits		Inceased programming in 2005, satellite space and existing subscription base used to launch Logo.
VH1 Uno		Network discontinued in February 2008 to launch mtvU into regular cable homes beyond college campuses.
ZDTV	Ziff-Davis	Became TechTV in 2000 and then merged with G4 to form G4techTV, which is now G4.