ViacomCBS Networks International

ViacomCBS Networks UK & Australia is a subsidiary of ViacomCBS, headquartered in London.

ViacomCBS Networks EMEAA (formerly MTV Networks Europe and Viacom International Media Networks Europe) is a subsidiary of ViacomCBS which serves Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia.

It currently consists of two branches:

• ViacomCBS Networks Northern Europe, which serves the Netherlands, Belgium, Nordic countries (Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden), Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, Republic of Macedonia, Romania, Poland, Ukraine, and Russia.
• ViacomCBS Networks Southern Europe, Middle East, and Africa, which serves France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, the Middle East, and Africa.

Viacom 18 is a joint venture between ViacomCBS and TV18, which operates the former's television brands in Asia.

ViacomCBS Networks Americas (formerly MTV Networks Latin America and Viacom International Media Networks The Americas) is a regional subsidiary of ViacomCBS Networks International. Its operational headquarters is located in Miami, Florida, US soon to be relocated to Mexico, Brazil, Argentina and Colombia. As currently being based in the United States, all VCNA channels are regulated by the Federal Communications Commission, the U.S. broadcast regulator, despite not yet transmitting for the United States.

Africa
MTV Africa and MTV Base Africa

Australia and New Zealand
MTV Australia & New Zealand, MTV Classic Australia & New Zealand, MTV Dance Australia and MTV Music Australia & New Zealand

Belgium
MTV Belgium

Brazil
MTV Brazil

Canada
MTV Canada and MTV2 Canada - owned by Bell Media, under license from ViacomCBS

China & Taiwan
MTV Mandarin

Denmark
MTV Denmark

Finland
MTV Finland

France
MTV France

Germany
MTV Germany and MTV Brand New Germany

Hungary
MTV Hungary

India
MTV India and MTV Beats

Ireland
MTV Ireland

Israel
MTV Israel

Italy
MTV Italy, MTV Music Italy[3]

Japan
MTV Japan

Korea
SBS MTV - joint venture with SBS

Latin America
MTV Latin America

Netherlands
MTV Netherlands, MTV Brand New and MTV Music 24

Norway
MTV Norway

Poland
MTV Poland

Portugal
MTV Portugal

Romania
MTV Romania

Russia
MTV Russia

Southeast Asia
MTV Southeast Asia

Spain
MTV Spain

Sweden
MTV Sweden

Switzerland
MTV Switzerland

Thailand
MTV Thailand

United Kingdom
MTV UK launched on 1 July 1997. It currently broadcasts 8 channels in the UK: MTV, MTV Base, MTV Classic, MTV Dance, MTV Hits, MTV Live, MTV Music, MTV OMG and MTV Rocks.

Vietnam
MTV Vietnam

Adriatic Region
MTV Adria (serving Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Slovenia)

Australia & New Zealand
MTV Hits Australia & New Zealand, MTV New Zealand

Austria
MTV Austria

Czech Republic
MTV Czech Republic

Estonia
MTV Estonia

France
MTV Idol, MTV Pulse France

Greece
MTV Greece

Indonesia
MTV Indonesia

Italy
MTV Brand New Italy, MTV Classic Italy and MTV Pulse Italy

Latin America
MTV Hits Latin America

Lithuania & Latvia
MTV Lithuania & Latvia

Middle East
MTV Middle East

Pakistan
MTV Pakistan

Philippines
MTV Pinoy - joint venture with Viva Entertainment and MTVph - joint venture with Solar Entertainment Corporation

Poland
MTV Classic Poland

Turkey
MTV Turkey

Ukraine
MTV Ukraine

United Kingdom & Ireland
MTV Extra and MTV Flux

• MTV Philippines - closed 16 February 2010
• MTV International - was available online from 2006 to 2007
• MTV2 Pop (replaced with Nickelodeon Germany in 2005)
• MTV Base France (replaced by MTV Hits France and BET France on 17 November 2015)
• QOOB, originally broadcast in Italy closed down in January 2009, resurrected in April 2009, closed again in 2010.
• TMF (except TMF Vlaanderen; all others replaced with VIVA in 2009)
• Nickelodeon Ukraine (closed 1 September 2017)
• Game One Music HD (closed in September 2016)
• VH2 (replaced with MTV Flux in summer 2006)

One of Australia's three commercial free-to-air channels. Ten Network Holdings was bought by CBS Corporation on November 16, 2017, becoming part of ViacomCBS Networks International following the 2019 Viacom merger.

Channels:

• Network 10
• 10 Peach
• 10 Bold
• 10 Shake
• 10 HD
• Spree TV (50%)

Internet:

• 10 Play
• 10 Daily
• 10 All Access

• Nickelodeon (Estonia)
• Kindernet – now defunct
• Nick Gas – American digital cable and satellite channel, closed December 31, 2007 on digital cable and DirecTV and more ans April 23, 2009 on Dish Network (replaced by Cartoon Network (west), replaced by then The N, now TeenNick).
• Nicktoonsters – British spinoff of the U.K. version of Nicktoons, closed July 31, 2009 (replaced by a 1-hour delayed timeshift feed of the main Nicktoons channel).
• Nickelodeon (New Zealand) – Now defunct, replaced by the Australian version[4]
• Nickelodeon (China) – Branded as HaHa Nick, closed in October, 2007

Netherlands

TeenNick Netherlands

India
TeenNick India

Italy
TeenNick Italy

Hungary
RTL Spike (Licensed by RTL Group) - closed 12 January 2021

Netherlands & Flanders
Spike Netherlands & Flanders - closed 6 January 2021

United Kingdom
5Spike (formerly Spike UK – part of the Channel 5 network) - closed 7 January 2020

Brazil
VH1 Brazil, VH1 HD and VH1 MegaHits

Europe
VH1 Classic

Germany
VH1 Germany

Indonesia
VH1 Indonesia

Latin America
VH1 Latin America

Pakistan
VH1 Pakistan

Poland
VH1 (Poland)

United Kingdom and Ireland
VH1 UK & Ireland

France
Game One is a French television channel which launched in September 1998. It shows programs based on video gaming and Japanese anime.

• J-One France

Russia
Paramount Comedy Russia

Super! is an Italian free channel that airs children's programming, which is mostly taken from Nickelodeon or Nick Jr.

• CBS Drama
• CBS Europa
• CBS Justice
• CBS Reality
• Horror Channel

VIVA Media GmbH (until 2004 VIVA Media AG) was a music television network originating from Germany. It was founded as an alternative to MTV by Time Warner executives Tom McGrath and Peter Bogner with Rudi Dolezal and Hannes Rossacher from DoRo Productions, which created music videos.[5] The channel was a broadcast of VIVA Germany as VIVA Media AG in 1993 and has been owned by their former competitor Viacom, the parent company of MTV, since 2004. Viva channels exist in some European countries; the first spin-offs were launched in Poland and Switzerland in 2000.

Austria
VIVA Austria was launched in May 2012, 15% of the channel's programming consists of Austrian music, music tops and lifestyle programming focused on the Austrian market. The channels marketing and promotion are managed by Goldback Media.[6] Prior to 2012, VIVA Germany aired across Austria with localised advertising and sponsorship for Austria.

Germany
VIVA Germany

Switzerland
VIVA Switzerland

Poland
VIVA Poland was a Polish music channel launched on 10 June 2000 by the German VIVA Media AG. On 17 July 2012, the channel stopped being an FTA network and was pulled off from Eutelsat Hot Bird 13A satellite. In 2014, the station cancelled local production shows. In 2015 - 2017, the station cancelled all reality TV shows and continued playing only electronic dance music. Before the new broadcast schedule, the station was playing Polish and international pop, dance, rock and hip hop music.

Hungary
VIVA Hungary was a music channel launched on 27 June 1997 as Z+. Like its sister channels, the channel features localised music videos, programming, presenters and chart shows. The channel started to use the new logo on 2 April 2012. The channel ended broadcast on 3 October 2017 replaced by MTV Music.

Netherlands
The Box was originally a Dutch music channel, which allowed viewers to vote on music videos. It was owned by VIVA Media. It launched in 1995 and was replaced by Comedy Central in 2007.

United Kingdom & Ireland
VIVA UK & Ireland The channel launched on 26 October 2009, replacing TMF, and ceased broadcasting on 31 January 2018.

• The Music Factory
  • TMF Flanders
  • TMF Netherlands

• CBS Action