MTV Southeast Asia

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MTV Southeast Asia
Launched 1996
Owned by MTV Networks Asia Pacific
Country Singapore
Broadcast area South East Asia & selected Pacific Region
Sister channel(s) VH1, Nickelodeon
Website http://www.mtvasia.com/
Availability
Satellite
Astro Malaysia Channel 713
Astro Indonesia Channel 51
Sky Pacific Fiji Channel 4
MRTV Myanmar
Kristal-Astro Brunei Channel 713
Cable
StarHub CableTV Singapore Channel 20
Indovision Indonesia Channel 62
TelkomVision Indonesia Channel 501
First Media Indonesia Channel 220
VietBao CATV Vietnam Channel 65
Macau CATV Macau Channel 45
IPTV over ADSL
Now TV Hong Kong Channel 554
IndosatM2 Indonesia Channel 152

MTV Southeast Asia is a 24-hour Music/Entertainment television network, owned by MTV Networks Asia Pacific, a division of Viacom. The channel is shown in the Southeast Asia region including Singapore (StarHub Cable Vision), Malaysia (Astro), Hong Kong (NOW TV), Indonesia (Astro Nusantara), and Vietnam (VTC,VCTV,SCTV). Apart from these countries, Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines also have their own domestic versions of MTV.

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[edit] History

MTV Asia was launched in 1991, a joint venture between Star TV and MTV Networks, but later STAR TV's contract with MTV expired in 1994. This led to birth of Channel [V] International. MTV Asia was relaunch in 1995. Broadcast in a new unit based of Singapore. Initial 3 MTV channels are MTV Mandarin followed by MTV Asia (Now MTV Southeast Asia) and then MTV India.

[edit] Shows

Main article: List of Programme broadcast on MTV in South-east Asia

[edit] Current Shows on MTV Southeast Asia

  • 5 Things You Need to Know About...
  • Boiling Points
  • Yo Momma
  • Wild N' Out
  • MTV Kopi (Morning)
  • MTV After School (Afternoon)
  • MTV Insomnia (Midnight)
  • MTV Six Packs
  • Hip-Hop Countdown
  • MTV Amplified
  • MTV Ask
  • MTV Jus
  • MTV Live
  • MTV Lurve
  • MTV Lunch Quickies
  • MTV Music Revolution
  • Chart Attack
  • MTV Reverb
  • MTV TRL
  • My Super Sweet 16 (Season 5)
  • UK top 10
  • AC/DC
  • VH1 I Love The 80s
  • VH1 I Love The 90s
  • Weekend Special

[edit] Former MTV Southeast Asia shows

  • Advance Warning
  • After Skool Rock
  • Barrio 19
  • Boiling Points (Malaysian Edition)
  • Classic MTV
  • Double Trouble
  • D-Tour
  • Favourite Top 10
  • MTV MotoAlert
  • MTV Alternative Nation
  • MTV Ampuh
  • MTV Asia Hitlist
  • MTV Bangkok Jam
  • MTV Boom Top 10
  • MTV Brand New
  • MTV Connect
  • MTV Cool Crap
  • MTV Chillout Lounge
  • MTV Diyes
  • MTV Fresh
  • MTV Game Pad
  • MTV Hanging Out
  • MTV Music Remedy
  • MTV Hoopla
  • MTV Jams
  • MTV Jumpstart
  • MTV Loveline
  • MTV Mobbed
  • MTV Most Wanted
  • MTV Mush
  • MTV Nights
  • MTV Partyzone
  • MTV Presents
  • MTV Pop Inc
  • MTV Rock It
  • MTV Screen
  • MTV Sessions
  • MTV Start
  • MTV Triple Play
  • MTV Twisted
  • MTV Urban Beats
  • MTV Videosomnia
  • MTV Whatever Things
  • MTV Wow
  • MTV Non Stop Hits
  • VH1 Music Collection

[edit] Themes, Logos, Lower Thirds and ID stations

MTV Southeast Asia channel logo in blue cubic theme, during in year 2000-August 2003. A screenshot from Sheila On 7 music video from the show MTV Boom Top 10 or known as MTV Jus today.

MTV Southeast Asia channel logo in pink groory theme, used during August 2003-July 2005. A screenshot from The Killers performance on the show MTV Presents: 2$ Bill.

MTV Southeast Asia channel logo in comic theme, used during July 2005-April 2007. A screenshot from The Killers music video on MTV Hits.

The latest MTV Southeast Asia channel logo in simply white theme, from April 2007 - April 2008. A screenshot from Stephen Fretwell music video on MTV Hits: Indie.

[edit] MTV Asia (Singapore Malaysia Indonesia Philippines & Thailand)

[edit] Current VJs

[edit] Former VJs

[edit] Other MTV Asian Channels

The following MTV Asia channels are viewers for outside southeast Asian region.

[edit] MTV Thailand

Main article: MTV Thailand

[edit] Current VJs

  • Annie Supsermsri (Annie)
  • Garanick Tongpiam (Nicky)
  • Poomjai Tangsnga (Poom)
  • Alexandra Sawaetwong (Alex)
  • Jane Sriprayul (Waaw
  • Janesuda Parnto (Jane)
  • Nattapol Liyavanija (Tye)
  • Suppakarn Plodpai (Jay)

[edit] Former VJs

[edit] MTV Indonesia

MTV Indonesia is a 24-hour music channel. The channel combined both Indonesian, Asian (Mandarin and Indian) and International music programs. Currently it has a programming block seen in Global TV Channel aside from its own channel.

[edit] Current VJs

  • Rianti Cartwright (Rianti)
  • Daniel Mananta (Daniel)
  • Evan Sanders (Evan)
  • Caroline Soerachmat (Carol)
  • Mike Mulardo (Mike)
  • Rachel

[edit] Former VJs

  • Nadia Hutagalung
  • Nirina Zubir
  • Arie Untung
  • Andhara Early for MTV Kampus
  • Ketty Janursari for MTV Wow (90s MTV Indonesia)
  • Eddy Brokolli
  • Sarah Sechan
  • Dewi Rezer
  • Alex Abbad
  • Alblen Filindo Fabe
  • Vina Yuanna
  • Cathy Sharon (Cathy)

[edit] MTV Mandarin

MTV Mandarin is a 24 hour music channel combined mandarin and international music programs. One of the first three MTV Asia channels along with MTV Asia and MTV India. MTV Mandarin gives you what you want – the best and the latest in the Chinese entertainment scene – in true MTV style. Chat with the hottest superstars in the region and around the world; hear the latest showbiz gossip; watch your favourite hits climb up the MTV charts; enjoy award-winning animated shows, “live” performances by your favourite artistes, previews of the latest blockbusters and, of course, the newest music videos - all on MTV Mandarin with VJs George, Stacy, Sammy and Andy! The Channel is now available in China, Taiwan, Macau, Hong Kong, Singapore and Indonesia.

[edit] Operating Channels

  • MTV Taiwan (Also known as MTV Mandarin)
  • MTV China

[edit] Current VJs

[edit] MTV Korea

MTV Korea is a 24 hour Korean and International music channel. It features Korean artist, news and few of reality programs. It also program brought also from MTV program in the US and Asian programs.

[edit] Current VJs

[edit] See also

[edit] External links