MAX (Channel)
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MAX | |
Launched | December 2000 |
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Owned by | Foxtel |
Audience share | 0.1% (Nov '05, Source:[1]) |
Website | www.maxtv.com.au |
Availability | |
Satellite | |
Foxtel | Channel 44 |
Austar | Channel 44 |
Cable | |
Foxtel Digital | Channel 805 |
Optus Digital | Channel 805 |
Austar Digital | Channel 805 |
MAX is an Australian music channel. It is available on Foxtel, Austar and Optus Television. It was formerly known as musicMAX.
[edit] Programs
MAX produces many of its own programs, some of which include:
- Feel the Love (A range of clips requested and dedicated by viewers to their loved ones.)
- Later With Jools (Jools Holland hosts his own music variety show. Not produced by MAX.)
- Live Music (Every Sunday night a local or international band perform live in the MAX studio.)
- Loving the '80s (A compilation of the greatest hits from the 80s.)
- Loving the '90s '(A compilation of the greatest hits from the 90s.)
- Lunch with... & at Twilight... (An hour of the best clips from the chosen artist, plus interviews and behind-the-scenes snippets.)
- MAX Escape Weekend (A countdown on various topics every weekend- such as Top 100 Aussie Songs or Top 100 Sexiest Men.)
- MAX Top 50s (A countdown of the Top 50 of various topics- such as Top 50 Karaoke Songs or Top 50 Guitarists.)
- My Top Eleven (Local or International music guests choose their Top 11 video clips of all time.)
- partyMAX (A compilation of the best party songs ever.)
- The MAX Sessions (A live concert every week with only the best local or international artists -- similar to MTV Unplugged.)