MusiMax
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| Type | Cable television specialty channel |
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| Country |  Canada |
| Availability | National |
| Owner | CHUM Limited (50%) Astral Media (50%) |
| Launch date | September 8, 1997 |
| Website | musimax.com |
MusiMax is a Canadian French language cable television music channel operating out of Montreal, Quebec. It is the sister channel of MusiquePlus and the French analogue to MuchMoreMusic (the sister station of MuchMusic.) Its focus is oriented more toward the adult-contemporary and soft-rock market, interspersed with programming dedicated to classic rock, as well as many films. The channel launched on September 8, 1997 and is owned by Astral Media (50%) and CHUM Limited (50%).
[edit] See also
- List of Quebec television channels
- List of Quebec television series
- List of Quebec musicians
- Music of Quebec
- Culture of Quebec
[edit] External link
- Official Site (French)
| Astral Media Inc. |
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Corporate Directors: Normand Beauchamp | Austin Beutel | Paul Bronfman | André Bureau | Jack Cockwell | George Cohon | Paul Godfrey | Edith Greenberg | Ian Greenberg | Sidney Greenberg | Sidney Horn | Timothy Price |
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Television Assets: Canal D | Canal Indigo | Canal Vie | Cinépop | Family Channel | Historia | The Movie Network | MusiquePlus | MusiMax | Séries+ | Super Écran | TELETOON (English) | TÉLÉTOON (French) | Viewers Choice | VRAK.TV | Ztélé |
| CHUM Limited |
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Television Assets: Citytv | A-Channel | Access media group | CKX-TV | Access Television | BookTelevision | Bravo! | CablePulse 24 | Canadian Learning Television | CourtTV Canada | Drive-In Classics | FashionTelevisionChannel | MuchMusic | MuchMoreMusic | MuchVibe | MuchLOUD | MuchMoreRetro | MusiquePlus | MusiMax | PunchMuch | Razer | SexTV: The Channel | Space: The Imagination Station | Star! | TV Land (Canada) |
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