> > Effective 6/30/05, MTV Networks has chosen to terminate
> its
> > VH1 Mega Hits channel.
> >
> > A new network , oriented towards those of an alternate
> > lifestyle, will be launched, and on the Adelphia notice I
> > saw, will be replacing VH1 MH on the Adelphia system.
> >
> >
http://www.logoonline.com/
> >
> > Is the new network.
> >
>
> So they take the only network that still plays music and
> turn it into something that 90% of the population will never
> watch? (Assuming the 10% gay figure provided by the census
> bureau is accurate) That doesn't sound like a great move
> from my persepecive, especially at the expense of Mega Hits.
>
Less then that. I believe LOGO is going a pay cable network like HBO, Showtime, Cinemax, etc
There's still MTV Hits (which is on the same level as VH1 Mega Hits) but its mostly of the hip hop nature. Maybe they'll even that out with the death of Mega Hits. MTV-J is their hip hop channel so they really don't need 2.
Fuse (Formerly the US feed of Much Music) plays mostly music, but its mostly rock/alternative with LOTS of commercials
MTV-J (Formerly MTV's rock channel MTV X) plays hip hop.
The Tube (If you're lucky to have HDTV)
ON DEMAND (Digital cable. We have 2 OnDemand video channels. One from AOL another from Time Warner)
VH1 Classic (The golden era of the music video)
VH1 Country
VH1 Soul
MTV S
VH Uno
GAC
CMT
BET Hip Hop Channel
I believe there is a way to get Canadian satellite TV. If you can afford that service:
Much Music
Much Loud
Much Vibe
MuchmoreMusic (The Canadian version of VH1)
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