Multimedios Television

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Multimedios Televisión
Image:Logo-multimedios.jpg
Type Terrestrial television network
Country Flag of Mexico Mexico
Availability National (Mexico and US)
Website Multimedios Televisión

Multimedios Television is a system of two Spanish language television stations in Monterrey, Mexico.

It has two channels, one broadcast on XHAW-TV channel 12 in Monterrey which features locally produced news, sports, children's shows and general mass appeal programming. Mutlimedios produces more than 18 hours of channel 12's programming daily. They also broadcast TeleRitmo in Monterrey on XHSAW-TV channel 64 featuring music videos from Norteño Music, and Tex-Mex that are popular in the region. Both TV stations can be viewed online on the Multimedios website http://www.multimedios.tv/ .

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[edit] Grupo Multimedios

Grupo Multimedios is the largest media conglomerate in Northern Mexico. In Monterrey they also operate 15 radio stations, a cable TV system, a newspaper, outdoor billboard advertising and cinemas. Multimedios also produces cable TV programs drawing from the talent in its radio station group. Multimedios operates TV and radio stations in other markets mostly in Northern Mexico.

[edit] Multimedios Affiliates

[edit] Mexico

[edit] United States

All American Multimedios affiliates are owned and operated by other broadcasters, due to FCC regulations regarding foreign ownership of radio and TV stations.

[edit] Personalities

[edit] External links

Broadcast television networks in Mexico

TV Azteca | Televisa | Once TV | Edusat | Multimedios Television | Telemax

See Also: Local Canadian TV Stations | Local American TV Stations (W) | Local American TV Stations (K) | North American TV | Canadian networks | American networks | Mexican networks | Superstations | List of local television stations in North America | Local Mexican TV Stations | List of American Over-The-Air Networks | Template:Insular Areas TV
Broadcast television networks in the United States
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Specialty networks: America One | ION | ImaginAsian | MTV2 | OBN | RTN | CAS | Asia Vision | RSN

Digital-only specialty networks: qubo | ION Life | NBC Weather Plus | The AccuWeather Channel | The Tube | Create
Religious networks: 3ABN | CTN | Church | CTVN | Daystar | EWTN | Faith TV | FamilyNet | GLC | GEB
Hope | JCTV | LeSEA/WHTV | Smile of a Child | TBN | TCT | TLN | UBN | Word | Worship

Major Spanish networks: Telemundo | Univision
Spanish specialty networks: Azteca América | HITN | HTV | LAT TV | LFN | MTV Tr3́s | Multimedios | TeleFutura
Spanish religious networks: Almavisión | Fe-TV | LFC | TBN Enlace USA

Home shopping networks: America's Store | Corner Store TV | HSN | Jewelry TV | Shop at Home | ShopNBC | Gems TV

Major defunct broadcast networks: DuMont | The WB | NET | PTEN | UPN

See also: List of American over-the-air networks | Local American TV stations (W) | Local American TV stations (K) | Canadian networks | Local Canadian TV stations | Mexican networks | Local Mexican TV stations | Superstations | North American TV | List of local television stations in North America | Fox affiliate switches of 1994 | 2006 United States broadcast TV realignment


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