Shalom TV

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Shalom TV
Launched August 2006
Picture format 480i [SDTV]
Country United States
Language English language
Broadcast area North America
Headquarters Fort Lee, NJ
Website www.shalomtv.com
Availability
Cable
Comcast
Time Warner Cable
Cox Communications
Rogers Cable
Cablevision
Verizon FiOS
Bright House Networks
Antietam Cable TV
Armstrong Cable
Blue Ridge Comm.
Buckeye Cablesystem
Click! Network
Frontier Comm.
General Comm.
MetroCast Comm.
RCN Corporation
Service Electric Cable
Service Electric CableTV
WOW!
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[edit] Overview

Shalom TV is a North American Jewish cable television network available in more than 40 million homes throughout the United States and Canada. The channel presents English-language Jewish-oriented programming in both On Demand and 24/7 linear platforms.

Shalom TV is a presentation of Jewish Education in Media, an independent, nonprofit 501(c)3 organization devoted to the creation and distribution of Jewish educational programs through television and the Internet.

Among the cable companies that carry Shalom TV are Comcast, Time-Warner, Cablevision, Cox Communications, Verizon FiOS, Bright House Networks, RCN, MetroCast, Blue Ridge Communications, Service Electric Cablevision, Armstrong, Buckeye Cablesystem, Frontier, Rogers, GCI, Service Electric Cable TV, Click! Networks and WOW!.

[edit] History

Shalom TV was founded in 2003 and began telecasting three years later. In 2008, Comcast, the largest cable television provider in the United States, launched Shalom TV nationally. The network has since expanded to more than 20 video distributors, and stands as the most distributed Jewish cable television network in American history.

[edit] Programming

Shalom TV airs public affairs events of interest to the North American Jewish community, as well as televising American, Israeli and Yiddish films; roundtable discussion of issues facing the Jewish community worldwide; Jewish Studies (including the teaching of Hebrew and commentary on basic tenets of Judaism); children’s programs; 92nd Street Y presentations; Israeli and American Jewish cultural shows, interviews with leading figures on the world Jewish stage, and Israel travelogues.

Shalom TV also produces High Holiday services and original series for Jewish singles—most notably “From Date to Mate”, a mockumentary about the urban dating scene.

[edit] References

Connecticut Jewish Ledger
1 TVT January 2011
Multichannel News October 2010
Shalom Life Canada September 2010
CBS New York September 2010
The Forward December 2009
Jewish Voice September 2009
New Jersey Jewish Standard April 2009
Connecticut Post August 2009

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