List of Mexican television networks

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Mexico has adopted the NTSC and ATSC television transmission standards without any alterations. However, some unique local variations exist for DTH television due to transponder design variation in the Anik series of satellites.

Contents 1 Broadcast television networks 2 Regional broadcast television systems 2.1 Defunct regional broadcast television systems 3 Regional broadcast television stations 3.1 Conventional regional broadcast television stations 3.2 Educational regional broadcast television stations 3.2.1 Spanish 3.3 Multicultural regional broadcast television stations 3.4 Religious regional broadcast television stations 4 Specialty television channels 4.1 Spanish channels 4.2 Aboriginal channel 4.3 Multicultural channels 4.4 Spanish pay channels 4.5 Spanish Pay-Per-View Channels 4.6 Shopping channels (unlicensed) 5 Digital & Pay Television Channels 5.1 Spanish channels 5.2 Multicultural channels 5.3 Music channels 5.4 Defunct channels 5.5 Note 6 See also 7 External links

[edit] Broadcast television networks

• Televisa Mexican owned network broadcasting in Spanish language.
• TV Azteca Mexican owned network broadcasting in Spanish language.
• Telemundo Mexico US owned network broadcasting in Spanish language.
• Telemax Mexican owned network broadcasting in Spanish language.
• MASTV (Formerly MVS Multivisión) Mexican-owned network broadcasting in Spanish language.

[edit] Regional broadcast television systems

[edit] Defunct regional broadcast television systems

[edit] Regional broadcast television stations

[edit] Conventional regional broadcast television stations

[edit] Educational regional broadcast television stations

[edit] Spanish

• Once TV/IPN Spanish network broadcasting in Spanish.
• Canal 22/CONACULTA
• Aprende TV Channel educational

[edit] Multicultural regional broadcast television stations

[edit] Religious regional broadcast television stations

• Maríavision - Religious Channel

[edit] Specialty television channels

[edit] Spanish channels

[edit] Aboriginal channel

[edit] Multicultural channels

[edit] Spanish pay channels

[edit] Spanish Pay-Per-View Channels

[edit] Shopping channels (unlicensed)

[edit] Digital & Pay Television Channels

[edit] Spanish channels

[edit] Multicultural channels

[edit] Music channels

[edit] Defunct channels

[edit] Note

[edit] See also

• Lists of television channels
• List of foreign television channels available in Mexico

[edit] External links