Classic FM TV

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Classic FM TV
Classic FM TV logo
Owned by Global Radio
Broadcast area United Kingdom
Replaced by OMusic TV
Website www.classicfm.com/tv

Classic FM TV is an Internet British television channel. It was the world's first 24-hour classical music channel, and until 14 December 2007 was available free-to-air on satellite, Sky Digital and Virgin Media cable TV services. Classic FM TV now only broadcasts on the Internet.

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[edit] Other media

Classic FM TV is the sister station of UK radio station Classic FM. Classic FM also publishes a monthly magazine, Classic FM Magazine.

[edit] oMusic TV

On 17 December 2007 a new channel appeared on satellite and on Sky Digital labeled as oMusic TV. At present it broadcasts similar material to that which Classic FM TV used to.

[edit] Key people

  • Alexandra Edwards — Channel Manager

[edit] Ownership

The satellite channel was owned by GCap Media, but Open Access Group ran the channel on their behalf.

[edit] External links


v • d • e
GCap Media

Corporate Directors: Richard Eyre (Chairman)3 · Fru Hazlitt (Chief Executive)3 · Wendy Pallot (Group Finance Director)

National FM radio station: Classic FM

The One Network: 2CR FM · 2-Ten FM · Trent FM · 96.9 Chiltern FM  · 97.6 Chiltern FM  · BRMB · Beacon Radio  · Buzz 97.1  · Champion 103 · Coast 96.3  · Essex FM  · Horizon Radio · Fox FM · GWR FM Bath · GWR FM Bristol · GWR FM Wiltshire · Gemini FM · Hereward FM · Invicta FM  · Lantern FM  · Leicester Sound · Marcher Sound · Mercia FM · Mercury FM · Northants 96 · Orchard FM · Plymouth Sound FM · Power FM · Q103 · Radio Broadland · RAM FM  · Red Dragon FM · SGR Colchester · SGR-FM · Severn Sound · Southern FM · Ten 17 · Wyvern FM

Other Local FM Stations: Capital 95.8 · South Hams Radio1 · Ocean FM

Local AM Stations: Gold Network

Choice FM: Choice FM London · Choice 107.1 FM · Choice Digital

Xfm Network: Xfm London · Xfm Manchester · Xfm Scotland

Digital-only stations: Chill · Fun Radio2

TV Station: Classic FM TV

  1. 80%, with UKRD Group
  2. 50%, with HIT Entertainment
  3. Departing 6th June 2008

Defunct Stations: Capital Life · Capital Disney · Core · Planet Rock · The Storm · theJazz · Xfm South Wales

Website: www.gcapmedia.com
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