Fox Sports Asia

Defunct Southeast Asian pay television network

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Television channel

Fox Sports Asia

Country|

* China
* Malaysia
* Singapore

Broadcast area|

* Southeast Asia
* Hong Kong
* Taiwan

Network| Fox Sports International
Programming
Language(s)|

* English
* Chinese
* Malaysian
* Indonesian
* Thai
* Vietnamese

Picture format| 1080i (HDTV)
Ownership
Owner| Fox Networks Group Asia Pacific
(Disney International Operations)[1]
Sister channels|

List

* Star Chinese Movies
* Fox Life (closed)
* Fox Crime (closed)
* FX (closed)
* Fox (closed)
* Channel V (closed)
* National Geographic
* Nat Geo Wild
* Nat Geo People (closed)
* Fox Movies (closed)
* Fox Action Movies (closed)
* Fox Family Movies (closed)

History
Launched|

* 21 August 1991; 33 years ago (1991-08-21) (Star Sports, Fox Sports 2)
* 1 June 1992; 33 years ago (1992-06-01) (ESPN, Fox Sports)

Closed|

* 1 January 2021; 4 years ago (2021-01-01) (Taiwan)
* 1 October 2021; 3 years ago (2021-10-01) (Southeast Asia & Hong Kong)[2]

Replaced by| Astro SuperSport 5 (Malaysia)
Eurosport (Asia)
Premier Sports (Philippines)
SPOTV (Southeast Asia)
ESPN Asia (digital service via social networking sites and YouTube)
Former names|

Fox Sports

* ESPN Asia (1992–2013)

Fox Sports 2

* Prime Sports (1991–1996)
* Star Sports (1996–2014)

Fox Sports 3

* ESPN HD (until 2013)
* Fox Sports Plus HD (2013–2014)

Links
Website| global.espn.com

Fox Sports Asia (formerly ESPN Star Sports) was a pan-Asian pay television network broadcasting in Asia, operated by Fox Networks Group Asia Pacific, a subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company (Southeast Asia) Pte. Ltd. It also oversaw a version of Star Sports available in mainland China and South Korea. Originally launched in 1991 as Star Sports (earlier Prime Sports) and ESPN by Satellite Television Asian Region (STAR TV) and ESPN International, respectively, both parties agreed to combine their operations in Asia in October 1996. News Corporation took full control of the venture in 2012, and relaunched the channels in two phases in January 2013 and August 2014, respectively.

## History

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### Early years

[edit]

#### Star Sports

[edit]

Hutchvision entered an agreement with TCI's Prime Network International in March 1991 to create a pan-Asian sports network reaching thirty countries and a potential audience of nearly three billion.[3]

Star Sports was first launched on 21 August 1991 as Prime Sports (體育台) with the first program being the New York City US Open Tennis featuring tennis.[citation needed] It was a 24-hour multi-sport television channel broadcasting in English and Chinese. STAR TV, based in Hong Kong, operated the channel in partnership with TCI in the United States, which owned Prime-branded regional sports channels there. The channel was broadcast across the continent of Asia, reaching from the Far East to the Middle East, with AsiaSat 1's footprint. STAR TV has since regionalized the channel to serve its huge viewership.

On 1 February 1996, the channel changed its logo from a previous logo used in 1991 to a box-type STAR symbol featuring a frame, a pentagram star, and a square.

On 1 April 1999, the channel had its first major logo change from vertical to horizontal, along with other STAR TV channels.

At that time, the feed was also used in the Southeast Asian Region in addition to the Chinese Region (Taiwan and China) until 31 March 2001, when they split into dedicated channels for the Southeast Asian Region.

#### ESPN

[edit]

ESPN was originally a part of the so-called "Gang of Five", which was a consortium that was set up to compete against STAR TV in the region. (The others in the group were CNN International, HBO, TVB [with TVB Superchannel] and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation [with Australia Television International]) The consortium's channels were initially transmitted via Palapa satellite, but were later also added to Apstar satellite.

ESPN opened its production facility at New Tech Park in Lorong Chuan, Singapore, in May 1995.[4]

### Operations combined as ESPN Star Sports

[edit]

Logo of ESPN & Star Sports (2009–2013)

ESPN and Star Sports were competing with each other across Asia,[5] but their businesses were making a loss. In October 1996, both channels agreed to combine their operations in the region.[6] The resulting joint venture, later named ESPN Star Sports, was to be headquartered in Singapore (where ESPN's operations in Asia had been based).[7]

On 16 January 1998, a version of Fox Sports was launched in the Middle East, as carried by Star Select.[8] This apparently replaced ESPN STAR Sports in the region, but the pan-Asian version was available via the AsiaSat and Palapa satellites.

### Relaunch as Fox Sports

[edit]

On 6 June 2012, it was announced that News Corporation would buy ESPN International's share in ESPN Star Sports.[9][10] Later, Star India took over ESPN Star Sports' businesses in India,[11] and relaunched all of its sports channels under the Star Sports brand on 6 November 2013.[12][13]

In October 2012, Fox Football Channel was launched in Malaysia.[14] The channel ceased transmission in 2015.

On 28 January 2013, ESPN and ESPN HD were relaunched as Fox Sports and Fox Sports Plus HD in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Southeast Asia.[15][16] The regional version of ESPNews was relaunched as Fox Sports News, and SportsCenter Asia was relaunched as Fox Sports Central.

On 15 August 2014, Star Sports was rebranded as Fox Sports 2, and Fox Sports Plus HD was renamed Fox Sports 3 (or Fox Sports HD in Vietnam). The corresponding HD and SD versions of all three channels were also launched.[17][18]

The relaunch of ESPN Star Sports as Fox Sports did not affect much of East Asia, as a version of Star Sports broadcast to mainland China and South Korea kept the brand, and instead, the version of ESPN for Mainland China was renamed as Star Sports 2 on 10 January 2014.

ESPN International has since refocused on its digital business building out online properties for football (ESPNFC), cricket (CricInfo), Formula 1 (ESPNF1), and Australian rugby union (ESPNscrum),[19] and established partnership with Multi Screen Media in India (Sony ESPN TV channel until 31 March 2020), TV5 Network in the Philippines (ESPN5 programming division until 13 October 2021), Tencent in mainland China (a dedicated ESPN section at qq.com), and Mediacorp in Singapore (local ad sales only for the ESPN website through its Partner Network division).

On 31 March 2020, the website of Fox Sports Asia merged into and redirected to the global version of the ESPN website, while Fox Sports Asia social media remained unaffected.[20]

On 8 March 2021, Fox Sports partnered with Emtek's OTT media service Vidio to make the networks available for Indonesian viewers.[21]

### Closure

[edit]

On 18 September 2020, Disney announced that it would shut down Fox Sports operations in Taiwan at end of 2020.[22] It was later revealed that operations in Taiwan would end on 1 January 2021, following years on losing money in the region.[23]

On 27 April 2021, Disney announced that the Fox Sports network, along with the rest of Fox channels, would close down for good on 1 October after 30 years of broadcasting, folding the former Prime Sports/Star Sports Asia and ESPN Asia channel spaces, as they shift their focus to the latter streaming platform Disney+ (or Disney+ Hotstar for Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand; although the launch in Vietnam was currently unknown).[2] The last event covered by the channel was the Formula One 2021 Russian Grand Prix, the 2021 Superbike World Championship at Circuito de Jerez and UFC 266: Volkanovski vs. Ortega.

Prior to the shutdown, Korean sports network SPOTV brought the licensee to cover up the remaining 2021 MotoGP World Championship,[24] taking over the Fox Sports network once their transmission goes offline, resuming the remaining MotoGP races.[25] They also carried the Superbike World Championship as well.[26] Vietnam in the meantime has no TV broadcasters for MotoGP, until SPOTV officially launched on 24 December 2023.[27]

Hong Kong pay TV provider Now TV picked up the coverage of the 2021 US Open along with the remaining races of the 2021 Formula One World Championship and future UFC fights, prior to the closure of the Fox Sports network.[28][29]

The remaining coverage of both Formula One and UFC was aired on Malaysia Astro for Astro SuperSport 5, which has been launched post-closure;[30] Philippines Premier Sports from the TAP Sports network, which also replaced Fox Sports post-closure;[31] Singapore StarHub TV and Singtel TV, for Hub Sports & Mio Sports respectively[32] and even Thailand TrueVisions' True Sport.[33] Mola streamed the remaining UFC fights in Indonesia while also carrying the sub-license to both Singapore & Malaysia for future Live fights with the inclusion of Dana White's Contender Series that hadn't been aired when Fox Sports mainly aired the UFC main events,[34] meanwhile the Emtek group aired the remaining Formula One races for their Champions TV network along with their OTT media service Vidio which previously carried the Fox Sports network to the service.[35][36]

As reported exclusively from SportBusiness, the Formula One coverage in Hong Kong and Southeast Asia (excluding Vietnam, in which K+ owned the rights following the closure of the channel) has been transferred over to beIN Sports starting from 2023,[37] which also carried both Australian Open and French Open tennis rights (except in Vietnam, which was owned by K+ and VTVcab respectively),[38][39] awhile SPOTV, which already available across Southeast Asia (excluding Vietnam until 24 December 2023[27]), will broadcast Wimbledon and the US Open. The extension for UFC coverage in Southeast Asia was yet to be finalized.

The John Dykes Show was announced to be resumed on Disney+ Hotstar in Malaysia, Indonesia & Thailand, then yet-to-be announced for other Disney+ territories including Singapore and Hong Kong as Star Originals.[40]

A few days after its closure, Disney relaunched the ESPN brand in Asia but as a digital media portal through its official YouTube channel and social media pages.

## Channels

[edit]

"Fox Football Channel" redirects here. For the Aussie rules channels in Australia, see Fox Footy and Fox Footy Channel. For the association football channels in the United States, see Fox Soccer and Fox Soccer Plus.

* Fox Sports (formerly ESPN)
* Fox Sports 2 (formerly Prime Sports and Star Sports)
* Fox Sports 3 (formerly ESPN HD and Fox Sports Plus HD)
* Fox Sports News (formerly ESPNews): The channel was first launched as ESPNews in November 2009 in Singapore on Singtel's Mio TV,[41] and later expanded to other areas, including Hong Kong, where it was launched in August 2011 on PCCW's Now TV.[42] The channel was renamed as Fox Sports News on 28 January 2013. The channel was gradually discontinued in 2017: It ceased broadcasting on 1 April 2017 in most areas, but continued until 24 April in Hong Kong, 3 May in Malaysia, and 31 May in Taiwan.
* Fox Football Channel: The channel was launched in October 2012 in Malaysia.[14] Its programming was mainly consisted of association football matches and shows. It ceased broadcasting in 2015.

Fox Football Channel logo.

### Regions

[edit]

The individual regional feeds of Fox Sports channels include:

* Hong Kong: Additionally, a schedule variant is offered to Hong Kong Cable Television customers due to broadcasting rights issues. This variant which was transmitted by Fox Networks Group Hong Kong and produced from the studios in Hong Kong. The headquarters closed on 1 October 2021.
* Indonesia: This variant which was transmitted by Fox Networks Group Indonesia and produced from the studios in Indonesia. The headquarters closed on 12 November 2021.
* Malaysia and Brunei: This feed does not provide coverage of field hockey events. This variant which was transmitted by Fox Networks Group Malaysia and produced from the studios in Malaysia. The headquarters closed on 12 November 2021.
* Philippines: This variant which was transmitted by Fox Networks Group Philippines and produced from the studios in Philippines. The headquarters closed on 1 October 2021.
* Singapore: This variant which was transmitted by Fox Networks Group Singapore and produced from the studios in Singapore. The headquarters closed on 12 November 2021.
* Vietnam: This variant which was transmitted by Fox Networks Group Vietnam and produced from the studios in Vietnam. The headquarters closed on 1 October 2021, in Hanoi and 12 November 2021, in Hồ Chí Minh City.
* Taiwan: This variant which was transmitted by Fox Networks Group Taiwan and produced from the studios in Taipei. The headquarters closed on 1 January 2024.

It also overseed a version of Star Sports broadcast to mainland China and South Korea, and Star Sports 2 (formerly known as ESPN until 31 December 2014) broadcast to mainland China.

In South Korea, Fox Sports was partnered with JTBC until 11 March 2020, which operated JTBC3 Fox Sports (now known as JTBC Golf&Sports). As ESPN Star Sports, it has previously partnered with MBC (MBC ESPN (now known as MBC Sports+)) from 2001 until July 2010, and SBS (SBS ESPN (now known as SBS Sports)) from Late 2010 until 2014.

## Final programming

[edit]

Broadcast rights for various sports properties contain territorial limitations and in a lot of instances, the rights indicated below may not pertain to all Asian territories in which Fox Sports operated.

### Australian Rules Football

[edit]

* Australian Football League (except Philippines)

### Boxing

[edit]

* World Boxing Matches

### Cricket

[edit]

* ICC
* Cricket World Cup (all matches available on official website and Fox+, highlights on television)[43]
* Under-19 Cricket World Cup (all matches available on Fox+, highlights and live coverage of final on television)
* Women's Cricket World Cup (all matches only available on Fox+, highlights on television)
* Anthony de Mello Trophy
* Border–Gavaskar Trophy.
* Sri Lanka T20 matches

### Football

[edit]

* AFC (only for Brunei, Malaysia, and Singapore through 2024)
* AFF Suzuki Cup (only for Brunei, Indonesia and Malaysia; Indonesian broadcast was later moved to RCTI, iNews, MNC Sports and Soccer Channel)
* Danish Super League (one match per week, 2019–2021 (originally from June 2020 with the remaining matches in 2019–20))
* FC Copenhagen (first week of the month)
* Brøndby IF (second week of the month)
* FC Midtjylland (third week of the month)
* Aarhus GF (fourth week of the month)
* DBU Pokalen
* A-League (only for Guam, Mongolia, Northern Marianas and Palau)

### Field Hockey

[edit]

* Men's FIH Pro League (except Brunei, Malaysia, and Singapore)
* Women's FIH Pro League (except Brunei, Malaysia, and Singapore)

### Golf

[edit]

* The Masters Tournament
* U.S. Open Championship
* The Open Championship
* PGA Championship
* ANA Inspiration
* United States Women's Open Championship (golf)
* Women's PGA Championship
* Ricoh Women's British Open
* The Evian Championship

### Kickboxing

[edit]

* Kunlun Fight

### Mixed Martial Arts

[edit]

* Ultimate Fighting Championship (The rest of the 2021 Championship has been aired on Mola along with some other broadcasters including Indonesia antv and tvOne)[44]

### Motorsports

[edit]

* Formula One (The rest of the 2021 until 2022 Championships has been aired on other broadcasters including Indonesia Champions TV/O Channel/Moji, Malaysia Astro SuperSport and Singapore Starhub TV/Singtel TV)
* FIA Formula 2 Championship
* FIA Formula 3 Championship
* MotoGP (The rest of the 2021 Championships has been aired on SPOTV along with some other broadcasters including Indonesia Trans7)
* Moto2
* Moto3
* MotoE
* IndyCar Series (general broadcast in CANAL+ Vietnam)
* Superbike World Championship
* WeatherTech SportsCar Championship
* Extreme E
* FIM Motocross World Championship
* Supercars Championship
* Australian Superbike Championship
* Australian Motocross Championship
* World Touring Car Cup (only for highlights)
* FIA World Endurance Championship (only for highlights)
* MotoAmerica (2020–2021)

### Rugby

[edit]

#### Union

[edit]

* Global Rapid Rugby

#### League

[edit]

* National Rugby League (only for Brunei, Malaysia, and Singapore)

### Tennis

[edit]

* Australian Open (The broadcast has been aired on other broadcasters)
* French Open (The broadcast has been aired on other broadcasters)
* Wimbledon (The broadcast has been aired on other broadcasters)
* U.S. Open (The broadcast has been aired on other broadcasters)
* ATP Cup
* Fed Cup (final only)
* Laver Cup

### News

[edit]

* SportsCenter Asia
* ESPN FC

### Other

[edit]

* The G.O.A.T. (only for the Philippines)
* Full Throttle (only for the Philippines)
* 76 Rider (only for Indonesia)
* Special Force 2 Pro League
* Fox Sports Live (pre/post match/game/race shows)
* 2 Wheels
* Chequered Flag
* The John Dykes Show
* Sport Confidential
* International Motorsports News
* Gilette World of Sports
* Football Asia

## Personalities

[edit]

* John Dykes
* Colette Wong
* Paula Malai Ali
* Yvette King
* Jason de la Peña
* Steve Dawson
* Ben Ibrahim
* Edward Russell
* Alex Yoong
* Matteo Guerinoni
* Matthew Marsh
* Jazeman Jaafar
* Marlon Stöckinger

## See also

[edit]

* Fox Sports (United States)
* Star Sports (Indian TV network)

## References

[edit]

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Brazil|

* ESPN (Brazil)

Caribbean|

* ESPN Caribbean

Netherlands|

* ESPN (Netherlands)

Oceania|

* ESPN Australia

Sub-Saharan Africa|

* ESPN Africa

Ventures|

* ESPN.com
* ESPN Bet (with Penn Entertainment)
* ESPN Deportes.com
* ESPN Broadband
* ESPN Events
* ESPN Films
* ESPN Deportes La Revista
* ESPN Books
* ESPY Awards
* ESPN Integration
* ESPN PPV

Defunct ventures|

* Arena Football League (minority stake, 2006–2009)
* ESPN 3D (2010–2013)
* ESPN America (2002–2013)
* ESPN Classic (U.S.) (1995–2021)
* ESPN Classic (UK) (2006–2013)
* ESPN Classic Canada (2001–2023)
* ESPN College Extra (2015–2023)
* ESPN Full Court (2007–2015)
* ESPN GamePlan (1992–2015)
* ESPN Goal Line & Bases Loaded (2010–2020)
* Grantland (2011–2015)
* ESPN HS (1997–2012)
* ESPN The Magazine (1998–2019)
* ESPN MVP (2005–2006)
* ESPNscrum (2007–2015)
* ESPN Star Sports (equity stake, 1996–2012; incl. ESPN Asia (1995–2013))
* NHL Network Canada (2001–2015)
* ESPN5 (2017–2020)
* WatchESPN (2011–2019)
* Sony ESPN (2016–2020)
* ESPN West
* Longhorn Network (2011–2024)
* Venu Sports (cancelled)
* WTSN (2001–2003)

Sports broadcasting rights|

* CFL on TSN
* ESPN College Basketball
* ESPN College Football
* ESPN Major League Baseball
* KayRod Cast
* FCS Kickoff
* Golf on ESPN
* High School Showcase
* MLS Soccer Sunday
* NBA on ESPN
* NBA on ABC
* NFL on ESPN
* Monday Night Football
* Manningcast
* NHL on ESPN
* TSN Hockey
* Soccer on ESPN/ABC
* Tennis on ESPN
* WNBA on ESPN
* Other events

Other properties|

* Andscape
* ESPNcricinfo
* Jayski's Silly Season Site (formerly)
* ESPN FC
* Scouts Inc.
* TrueHoop (formerly)

Notable personalities|

* Current personalities
* Former personalities
* ESPNews personalities
* ESPNU personalities
* ESPN Radio personalities
* Presidents of ESPN

Miscellaneous|

* History
* Programs
* Criticism
* This Is SportsCenter
* ESPN Armory
* ESPN Zone
* ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex
* ESPN BottomLine
* X Games
* Fox Sports International
* College GameDay Emmy scandal

Owners: Walt Disney Company (80%); Hearst Communications (20%)

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Owned RSNs|

* Intermountain West
* KBL
* Midwest
* Northwest
* Rocky Mountain
* Southwest
* Upper Midwest
* West
* La Cadena Deportiva

Affiliate RSNs|

* Empire Sports Network
* Home Team Sports
* Midwest Sports Channel
* MSG Network
* New England Sports Network
* Pacific Sports Network/SportsChannel Pacific
* Pro-Am Sports System
* SportSouth
* Sunshine Network

Other Networks|

* NewSport
* Prime Sports Showcase

International
Premier Sports
Prime Deportiva
Prime Sports (Asia)
TopSport

Programming|

* American Professional Soccer League
* American Speed Association
* ARCA stock car series
* Arena Football League
* Body by Jake
* Budweiser Championship Boxing
* Continental Indoor Soccer League
* Copa América
* Ladies Pro Bowlers Tour
* Major Indoor Lacrosse League
* Major League Baseball
* NASCAR Winston West Series
* National Hockey League
* Premier League
* NCAA football
* USARacing
* World Championship Wrestling

Related television networks|

* Fox Sports Net
* Bally Sports
* QVC
* SportsChannel
* Sports Time
* Time Warner Cable SportsNet

Owners|

* Bill Daniels/Tele-Communications Inc.
* Liberty Media

Related articles|

* Defunct television networks in the United States
* Regional sports network
* Timeshare

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JioStar

The Walt Disney Company India
Reliance Industries

JioStar channels|

* Star Bharat
* StarPlus
* Star Gold
* Star Gold Select
* Star Gold 2
* Star Kiran
* Star Jalsha
* Jalsha Movies
* Star Movies
* Star Movies Select
* Star Pravah
* Star Utsav
* Star Utsav Movies
* Star Sports (India)
* Star Suvarna
* Star Suvarna Plus
* Asianet Digital Network
* Asianet
* Asianet Plus
* Asianet Movies
* Asianet Middle East
* Star Vijay
* Star Vijay Super
* Star World
* Star Maa
* Star Maa Movies
* National Geographic
* Nat Geo Wild
* Disney Channel
* Hungama TV
* Super Hungama
* Disney Junior
* Disney International HD
* Bindass
* Utsav Bharat
* Utsav Gold
* Utsav Plus
* Star Life (South Africa)

Former TV networks|

* BabyTV
* Star Chinese Channel
* Star Chinese Movies
* Xing Kong
* Channel V
* Phoenix Chinese Channel
* Phoenix InfoNews Channel
* Phoenix Movies Channel
* Phoenix Hong Kong Channel
* Phoenix Chinese News and Entertainment Channel
* Phoenix North America Chinese Channel
* antv
* Star One
* Star Movies Action
* Star Sports 4
* Star News
* Channel V India
* BBC World Service Television
* BBC World News
* BBC Prime
* MTV Asia
* Star Sports (East Asia)
* ESPN Star Sports
* ESPNews Asia
* FARSI1
* Zemzemeh
* Rotana
* Viva Cinema
* Life OK
* National Geographic (Asia)
* Star Premium
* Star World India
* Star World Premiere HD

Other holdings|

| Current|

* Star Sports
* Star Studios
* JioHotstar

|

Former|

* Disney+ Hotstar (India)
* JioCinema
* Star TV
* Star China Media
* Phoenix Television (17.6%)
* Star DEN (50%)
* ESPN Star Sports (equity stake, 1996–2012; incl. ESPN Asia 1995-2013, incl. Star Sports Asia 1991-2013)

See also|

* Disney Star
* Viacom18

* Disney International Content and Operations
* The Walt Disney Company

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Indian networks|

* Star Sports 1
* Star Sports 2
* Star Sports 3
* Star Sports Select 1
* Star Sports Select 2
* Star Sports 1 Hindi
* Star Sports 1 Tamil
* Star Sports 1 Telugu
* Star Sports 1 Kannada
* Star Sports First

Ventures|

* Disney+ Hotstar

Defunct ventures|

* ESPN Star Sports (equity stake, 1996–2012; incl. Star Sports Asia [1991-2013])
* Star Sports East Asia
* Star Sports 1 Bangla
* Star Sports 1 Marathi

Sports broadcasting rights|

* ICC
* Indian Premier League
* Asia Cup
* Tamil Nadu Premier League
* Ranji Trophy
* Karnataka Premier League
* Hockey India League
* Hockey World League
* Hockey Asia Cup
* Pro Kabaddi
* Premier Badminton League

Owner: Disney Star

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Television in Taiwan

Free-to-air /
Terrestrial|

| TTV|

* TTV Main Channel
* TTV Finance
* TTV Variety
* TTV News Channel

Defunct
TTV Family
TTV World

|

CTV|

* CTV Main Channel
* CTV News Channel
* CTV Classic
* CTV Bravo

TBS|

| CTS|

* CTS Main Channel
* CTS Education, Sports and Culture
* CTS News and Info

Defunct
CTS Recreation
CTS Variety

|

PTS|

* PTS Main Channel
* PTS Taigi
* PTS XS
* Hakka TV
* TaiwanPlus

FTV|

* FTV Main Channel
* FTV Taiwan
* FTV News
* FTV One

Others|

Taiwan Indigenous Television (DTT carriage handled by PTS)

On multichannel
television
platforms|

| CTi|

* CTi Variety
* CTi Entertainment
* CTi International
* CTi News

|

GTV|

* GTV One
* GTV Variety Show
* GTV Drama
* GTV Channel K

SET|

* SET International
* SET Taiwan
* SET News
* SET Metro
* SET iNews
* SET Drama
* MTV Taiwan

TVBS|

* TVBS
* TVBS Entertainment Channel
* TVBS News
* TVBS-Asia

Era|

* Era News
* Much TV
* Azio TV
* JET TV

| Next TV|

* NTV News
* NTV Variety

|

EBC|

* EBC Variety
* EBC News
* EBC Financial News
* EBC Drama
* EBC Movies
* EBC Foreign Movies
* EBC Yoyo TV
* EBC Super TV
* EBC Asia
* ETMall
* ETTV China
* ETTV Global

Videoland|

* VL General (On-TV)
* VL Drama
* VL Movies
* VL Max-TV
* VL Sports
* VL Japan

Others|

* CNN International
* HBO Asia
* Discovery Networks International
* Cartoon Network Asia
* Unique Business News
* AXN Asia
* Animax Asia
* TVN Asia
* DAZN Taiwan
* ELTA TV

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Television in Hong Kong

* List of television series
* List of television stations

Regulatory agency|

* Communications Authority

Free-to-air
channels|

| RTHK|

* RTHK TV 31
* RTHK TV 32
* RTHK TV 33
* RTHK TV 34
* RTHK TV 35

|

TVB|

* TVB Jade
* TVB Plus
* TVB News Channel
* TVB Pearl
* Phoenix Hong Kong Channel

HKTVE|

* ViuTVsix
* ViuTV

i-CABLE HOY|

* HOY International Business Channel
* HOY TV
* HOY Infotainment

Licensed pay-TV
channels|

| Now TV|

* Viu Channel
* Now Chinese Drama
* Now Video Express
* Now Jelli
* Now Baogu Movies
* Now Baogu Superstars
* MOOV Music
* Now Direct
* Now News
* Now BNC
* Now Data
* Watch n Learn
* Now Shop
* Now Sports
* Now Sports 4K
* Now Golf

|

Internet television &
streaming platforms|

* Amazon Prime Video
* Asia Television
* Disney+
* HBO Asia
* HKJC TV
* HMVOD
* HOY
* i-Cable Channel 18
* MyTV Super
* Netflix
* Now E
* Now Player
* RTHK Screen
* TV Most
* Viu
* ViuTV

Available premium
channels (selection)|

* AXN
* BeIN Sports
* Phoenix Chinese Channel
* Phoenix InfoNews
* Phoenix Hong Kong
* TVN (Asia)

Defunct television
services|

| Free-to-air|

* Commercial Television
* Rediffusion Television→Asia Television

|

Licensed pay-TV|

* Cable Television
* TVB Network Vision
* TVB Finance, Sports & Information Channel

Mobile television|

* UTV→Hong Kong Television Network

Internet television|

* HKBN bbTV
* Hong Kong Television Network

Related articles|

* Educational Television (Hong Kong)
* Entertainment Expo Hong Kong
* Media of Hong Kong

* Television presenters

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Pay-TV channels and networks based in the Philippines

Domestic

| ABS-CBN Corporation|

* ANC
* Cine Mo!
* DZMM TeleRadyo1
* Kapamilya Channel
* Knowledge Channel
* The Filipino Channel

| Creative Programs|

* Cinema One
* Jeepney TV
* Metro Channel
* Myx
* America

|

Solar Entertainment Corporation|

* Solar All Access
* Solar Sports

Viva Communications|

* PBO
* TMC
* Viva Cinema

PLDT
(MediaQuest Holdings)|

| TV5 Network|

* AksyonTV
* International4
* Kapatid Channel

|

Cignal TV|

* BuKo2
* NBA TV Philippines1
* PBA Rush
* Sari-Sari Channel1
* TVUP2
* UAAP Varsity Channel2

| One Network Media Group|

* One News2
* One PH2
* One Sports+2

|

NBC|

* True TV

GMA Network, Inc.|

* GMA Life TV
* GMA News TV
* International4
* GMA Pinoy TV

Government of the Philippines
(PCO)|

* Congress TV
* Radyo Pilipinas TV

G Sat
(Global Satellite Technology Services)|

* Music Quest
* One Media Network

TAP Digital Media Ventures|

* Premier Football
* Premier Sports
* Premier Sports 2
* Setanta Sports3
* Studio Universal2
* TAP Action Flix
* TAP Edge
* TAP Movies
* TAP Sports
* TAP TV
* tvN Asia3
* tvN Movies Pinoy3

Prage Management Corporation|

* Abante TeleTabloid
* Bilyonaryo News Channel

International

| The Walt Disney Company|

* Star Bharat3
* Star Gold3
* StarPlus3

|

Paramount Global
(PIN Philippines)|

* MTV 90s
* MTV Live
* Nickelodeon3
* Nick Jr.3

Rock Entertainment Holdings|

* CinemaWorld
* Global Trekker
* Love Nature
* Rock Action1
* Rock Entertainment1
* Rock Extreme1

A&E Networks Philippines|

* Crime & Investigation Network1
* History1
* Lifetime1

Celestial Tiger Entertainment Philippines|

* Celestial Classic Movies3
* Celestial Movies Pinoy1
* Kix3
* Thrill3

Warner Bros. Discovery
(Warner Bros. Discovery Philippines)|

| WarnerMedia|

* Cartoon Network3
* Cartoonito3
* Cinemax3
* CNN3
* HBO3
* HBO Family3
* HBO Hits3
* HBO Signature3
* HLN
* Warner TV3

|

Discovery Philippines|

* Animal Planet3
* Asian Food Network3
* Discovery Asia3
* Discovery Channel3
* Discovery Science
* DMAX
* Eurosport3
* Eve
* Food Network
* HGTV3
* Rugby Pass TV3
* TLC3

JJ MediaWorks
(Plus Media Networks)|

* Aniplus3
* K-Plus3

Comcast
(NBCUniversal Philippines)|

* CNBC Asia
* DreamWorks Channel3
* Golf Channel2
* Sky News
* Studio Universal2

KC Global Media|

* Animax3
* AXN3
* One TV

BBC Studios|

* BBC Earth
* BBC Lifestyle
* BBC News

Jungo TV|

* Front Row Channel2
* Hallypop2
* Scream Flix2

Mediahouse/Club TV|

* Health & Wellness3
* Ginx TV3
* Luxe & Life3
* Motorvision TV3
* My Cinema Europe3
* Pet & Pal3

Rewind Networks|

* HITS3
* HITS Movies3
* HITS Now3

Mimyuni Media Entertainment|

* Chillayo
* Cinemachi Action
* Cinemachi Docu
* Cinemachi Family
* Cinemachi Xtra
* Homey's
* Lolly Kids
* Planet Fun
* Sportyfy
* Wow!

Eclat Entertainment|

* SPOTV
* SPOTV2

Miscellaneous

| Religious|

* 3ABN
* CMN Radio
* Daystar TV
* EWTN
* GOOD TV
* Great Commission Television
* LifeTV
* Mensahe TV
* Oras Ng Himala Channel
* SMNI
* The Edge Radio
* TBN Asia
* TBN Inspire
* TOP Channel
* Truth Channel
* TV Maria
* Word of God Network

|

Regional|

* APM TV (Davao)
* Bandera News TV (Palawan)
* Brigada News TV (General Santos)
* Cebu Living Channel (Cebu)
* PEP TV (Pampanga)
* Digicast Negros (Western Visayas)
* DXDD Radio-Television (Ozamiz)
* Forerunners Network (Davao)
* Island Living Channel (Bacolod)
* Lahi TV (Batangas, Quezon, Zambales)
* Lambo MisOr TV (Cagayan de Oro)
* My TV (Cebu)
* Newsline Philippines (Davao and General Santos)
* RNG (Luzon)
* Royal Cable TV6 (Laguna)
* Sibya TV (Cebu)

Others|

* DZRH News Television
* EZ Shop
* Filipino TV
* Karera Channel
* MJCI-SLBN Sportsnet (San Lazaro)
* PRCI (Santa Ana Park)
* MetroTurf
* KPOP HD
* Living Asia Channel
* Locale
* NAIA
* Pinoy Xtreme
* Pop Life TV
* STV
* Radyo Bandido TV
* Rock of Manila TV
* RPN USA
* SLTV
* The Aquarium Channel HD
* tvQ2
* ZIQ TeleVshop

Philippine-only feed|

* ANTV
* Astro
* BOO3
* eGG Network
* Bloomberg Asia3
* CNA3
* Da Vinci Kids3
* Euronews
* FashionTV3
* Gone Viral TV
* Mezzo Live HD
* Moonbug Kids
* Outdoor Channel3
* Stingray Group
* Stingray CMusic3
* Stingray iConcerts3
* Techstorm3
* Trace Partners
* Trace Sport Stars
* Trace Urban
* tvN3

Global-based feed|

* ABC Australia
* ABP News3
* Abu Dhabi TV
* Al Jazeera English
* Arirang TV
* B4U Movies3
* CBeebies
* CCTV
* CCTV-4
* CGTN
* China Times
* CTI
* CTV
* CNC World
* CTS
* Doordarshan
* DD National
* DD Sports
* DW-TV
* EBC Taiwan
* EBC Asia
* EBC Drama
* EBC Movie
* EBC News
* English Club TV3
* Fox News
* FTV
* FTV News
* Fight Sports3
* France 24
* Hunan Television
* KBS World
* Lotus Macau
* MBC TV
* NHK
* NHK World-Japan
* NHK World Premium
* Phoenix Chinese Channel
* Phoenix InfoNews Channel
* Rai Italia
* RT
* Saudi 1
* SBS
* TRT World
* TTV
* TV5Monde
* TVBS-Asia
* TVE Internacional
* Tzu Chi
* USA Today
* USA Today News3
* USA Today Sports3
* Voice of America
* Xing Kong
* YTN
* Zee TV

Defunct/inactive

* 2nd Avenue
* 8TriTV
* 9TV
* ABN
* ABS-CBN
* HD
* ABS-CBN Regional Channel
* ANteve
* Asianovela Channel
* AXN Beyond
* BabyFirst3
* BabyTV3
* Balls
* BTV
* BBC World News
* BeTV
* beIN Sports 1
* beIN Sports 2
* beIN Sports 3
* Bloomberg TV Philippines
* Boomerang3
* Bro
* Blink Cinema/My Movie Channel
* Catsup
* CgeTV
* CGMA
* Chase
* Channel V
* Philippines
* Chinese Entertainment Channel3
* Colours
* Comedy Central
* CT
* Cube iTV
* C/S
* C/S Origin
* DepEd TV2
* Discovery Travel & Living
* Discovery Turbo
* Disney Channel3
* Disney Junior3
* Disney XD
* Diva
* Diva Universal
* DYAB TeleRadyo (Cebu)
* DXAB TeleRadyo (Davao)
* E!
* E! Philippines
* EDGEsport
* ESPN Philippines
* ETC
* Flip TV
* Fox
* Fox Action Movies3
* Fox Crime
* Fox Family Movies3
* Fox Filipino
* Fox Life
* Fox Movies
* Fox Sports
* FX
* FYI
* Gametime TV
* Gem TV3
* Global Pinoy Cinema
* GNN
* H2
* Hallmark Channel
* Hero
* Hillsong Channel
* Home Popcorn Channel
* Hyper
* i Channel
* Inquirer 990 Television
* Isla
* Jack City
* Jack TV
* Juan Sports Channel
* K Movies Pinoy
* Kapamilya Box Office
* Karaoke Channel
* English Karaoke Channel
* Filipino Karaoke Channel
* Lakbay TV
* Lifestyle
* Liga
* Link TV
* Makisig Network
* MaxTV
* Maxxx
* Metro TV
* MMDA TeleRadyo
* Movie Central
* MTV Asia3
* MTVph
* MTV Philippines
* MTV Pinoy
* National Geographic3
* Nat Geo Adventure3
* Nat Geo People3
* Nat Geo Wild3
* NBA Premium TV
* O Shopping1
* One Screen
* PCOO TV (RTVM)
* Paramount Network3
* Pilipinas HD
* Pinoy Blockbuster Channel
* Pinoy Central TV
* Premier Tennis
* Real Cebu Television
* Red by HBO3
* S+A
* HD
* Global
* Salaam TV
* Sarimanok Channel 37
* Sarimanok News Network
* Setanta Sports
* SineBox
* Shop @ Home
* Shop Japan
* Sky 1
* Sky News
* SLBN Sportsnet
* Sony Channel
* Solar News Channel
* Solar TV
* Southspot
* Sports Illustrated TV
* Sports Plus
* Star Chinese Channel3
* Star Chinese Movies3
* Star Movies
* Star Sports
* Star World
* Stingray Classica
* Tag
* Talk TV
* TAP Sports 1
* TAP Sports 2
* TAP W
* Telenovela Channel
* TeleRadyo Serbisyo
* TCM
* TeleAsia
* TGC
* Toonami
* Travelxp
* TV Shop Philippines
* TV Window Shop
* Universal Channel
* Value Vision
* Velvet
* VID-OK
* Viva Prime Channel
* Viva TV
* WakuWaku Japan
* Weather Information Network
* Winner TV Shopping
* WINS Channel
* Yey!
* Zee Sine
* ZooMoo3

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2 Partnership.
3 Distribution.
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MNC Media|

* MNC News
* Entertainment
* Music TV
* Lifestyle & Fashion
* Muslim TV
* MNC Sports
* Infotainment
* Kids TV
* Soccer Channel
* IDX Channel
* BabyTV (joint venture with Disney Networks Group)
* besmart
* Vision Prime
* OK TV
* M Shop

Trans Media|

* CNN Indonesia
* CNBC Indonesia
* Golf Channel Indonesia
* T-Music
* Dunia Anak
* Bioskop Indonesia
* Insert
* Dunia Lain
* Eat & Go
* Khazanah
* InsertLive
* Lingua Channel
* Channel SERU

Disney Networks Group|

* National Geographic
* National Geographic Wild

BeritaSatu Media|

* BeritaSatu News Channel
* BeritaSatu World
* Jakarta Globe News Channel
* BeritaSatu Sports
* First Lifestyle
* SPH Channel

Emtek|

* Citra Drama
* Citra Drama Plus
* Citra Entertainment
* Citra Dangdut
* Citra Bioskop
* Citra Muslim
* Horee
* Hip Hip Horee
* Champions TV

Tripar Multivision Plus|

* Galaxy
* Galaxy Premium
* Pelangi
* IMC

Biznet Networks|

* Biznet Kids
* Biznet Lifestyle
* Biznet Adventure 4K

Telkom Indonesia|

* Usee Prime
* Usee Photo
* Ruang Tampil
* Ikonser
* Indihome Shopping
* SEA Today

Government of Indonesia|

* TVRI Sosial Budaya
* TVRI Olahraga
* TV Parlemen
* ANTARA TV
* BMW TV
* BTPN TV

Spacetoon International|

* Spacetoon 1
* Spacetoon 2
* Spacetoon Plus

Dori Media Group|

* FMN

beIN Media Group|

* beIN Sports

Others|

* Aswaja TV
* CNTV
* Festival
* Hi-Indo!
* Hidayah
* Insan TV
* Jowo Channel
* K+
* K-Drama
* Lejel Home Shopping
* Matrix TV
* Matrix Shop
* Haari TV
* Haari Drama
* Haari Movie
* Haari Kids
* More TV
* MTA TV
* Nusantara TV
* Prambors Channel
* Reformed 21
* Rodja TV
* Solusi Sehat TV
* Tahfidz TV
* The Indonesia Channel
* TV9 Nusantara
* TVMu
* U-Channel

Defunct/Inactive|

* Bloomberg TV Indonesia
* Channel V
* Fox Sports
* MTV Indonesia
* MNC World News
* MNC Channel
* Nat Geo People
* Nickelodeon Indonesia
* WakuWaku Japan
* Jelita
* Showcase
* Tahan Tawa
* Male
* The First Comedy Network

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