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MTV Networks Europe is a division of MTV Networks International a subsidiaryViacom. MTV Networks Europe, broadcasts various European channels including MTV Europe,VH1 Europe]], Comedy Central, Nickleodoen, Viva and TMF channels. Nickelodoen in the UK is broadcast by Nickelodeon UK, as a joint venture between Viacom and BSkyB.

MTV

This is a list of regional channels of MTV in Europe, in order of launch:

Broadcast from the UK

Being based in the United Kingdom, all MTV Networks Europe channels are regulated by the British television regulator Ofcom regardless of whether they are available in the UK. Ofcom has granted licenses to MTVNE to broadcast the following channels:

Please note that the channels may not use these officially licensed names as their on-screen branding.

The above MTV Networks Europe channels are all broadcast from a canal-side studio in Camden Town, London.

Broadcast from mainland Europe

Forthcoming Channels


MTV Networks Europe Divisions

  • MTV Networks UK and Ireland - Managing Director - David Lynn (www.mtvnetworks.co.uk)
  • MTV Networks Nordic - Managing Director - Lars Mossing (www.mtvnetworks.nl)who will report to Dan Ligtvoet of MTV Networks Benelux
  • Viacom Germany GmbH - Managing Director - Catharine Mühlmann (www.viacom.de)
  • MTV Networks Southern Europe - Managing Director - Antonio Campo Dall’Orto (www.mtvnetworks.it)
  • MTV Networks Benelux - Managing Director - Dan Ligtvoet (www.mtvnetworks.nl, www.mtvnetworks.be)

Defunct

  • M2 (replaced with MTV2 in 2000)
  • MTV Extra (replaced with MTV Hits in 2001)
  • VH1 Germany (replaced with MTV2 Pop in 2001)
  • MTV2 Pop (replaced with Nickelodeon Germany in 2005)
  • VH2 (replaced with MTV Flux in Summer 2006)
  • MTV UK (soon to be replaced with MTV One in July 2007)

See also