V-me
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| Type | Digital television network |
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| Country | United States |
| Availability | United States |
| Owner | V-me Media Inc. |
| Launch date | March 5, 2007 |
| Official website | Official Website |
V-me (pronounced veh-meh, Spanish for “see me") is the fastest growing and fourth largest Hispanic TV network in the US. The 24-hour network was launched in March 2007, and is currently available in over 70% of all Hispanic homes. It is the first venture of the media production and distribution company, V-me Media Inc.
In nearly 40 US markets, V-me is available free over the air, and on basic cable, thanks to its partnership with public TV stations. V-me is also carried nationally via satellite in the basic and Hispanic packages of Dish Network and DirecTV. In some areas, V-me is available on Verizon FiOS, AT&T U-verse, and Cox Communications
[edit] V-me programming
The network broadcasts a variety of programming in Spanish:
- Latino-focused lifestyle content: health, parenting, travel, food, home, design, self-improvement and sports programs.
- News and current affairs with Andrés Oppenheimer, Maria Hinojosa and The New York Times.
- Acclaimed nature shows from BBC, NatGeo and Public TV.
- Latin cinema and big-budget miniseries.
- Original music series with Top Latin artists.
- Weekly arts and pop culture specials.
- Educational preschool programs in Spanish (40 hours a week), including series like Plaza Sésamo, LazyTown and Las Tres Mellizas.
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