NonStop Television
In this article we will explore the different facets of NonStop Television and its impact on modern society. From its beginnings to its current evolution, NonStop Television has left an indelible mark on various aspects of our lives. We will analyze its influence on culture, economy, technology and politics, seeking to understand its relevance in the contemporary world. Through the collection of data, testimonials and expert opinions, we aim to offer a comprehensive view of NonStop Television and its role today.
NonStop Television was a Scandinavian television company, part of Turner Broadcasting System, packaging and distributing a number of specialty channels, mostly to the Scandinavian region. The company is a part of Millennium Media Group. The first channel, now a Nordic version of E!, launched in September 2000.
The channels that was owned or distributed by NonStop Television are:
- Star! Scandinavia, entertainment channel with a name licensed by CTVglobemedia (formerly CHUM Limited) with most of its content taken from CTVglobemedia channels. Broadcasting to the Nordic countries, Baltic countries and Benelux.
- Showtime Scandinavia, action movie channel. The name is licensed by Showtime Networks, Inc., but the channels share no content. Available in the Nordic countries.
- Mezzo, a French language music channel owned by Lagardère Networks International, distributed by NonStop in the Nordic region.
- Silver, "quality" movie channel. Targeting the Nordic countries.
- Voom HD, a high-definition channel made up of content from the different channels owned by Voom. Broadcasting to the Nordic and Baltic countries.
- Luxe TV HD, a high-definition "luxury" channel owned by Lagardère Networks International, distributed by NonStop to the Nordic and Baltic countries.
- TNT7, a Scandinavian version of TNT, previously named TV7 (Sweden).
References
- ^ "Turner closes three channels in Nordic markets". Digital TV Europe. 2015-07-15. Retrieved 2022-12-07.
- ^ "NonStop Entertainment sails the independent seas again". Cineuropa - the best of european cinema. Retrieved 2022-12-07.
- ^ "Turner Network Television (TNT) - Reviews, vacancies, news, personalities. Companies of New York. New York Business portal". globalny.biz. Retrieved 2022-12-07.
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