The African American Channel

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The African American Channel
Launched	March 7, 2007
Owned by	The African American Channel, Inc.
Slogan	"We are Entertainment. We are History."
Country	United States
Headquarters	Los Angeles, CA
Website	www.africanamericanchannel.com and www.aactv.tv
Availability
Satellite
Not Available on cable systems	Currently Non-Linear
Not Available on cable systems	Currently Non-Linear
Cable
Not Available on cable systems	Currently Non-Linear

The African American Channel is an American multichannel broadband TV network based in Los Angeles, California, targeted toward youth and adult African-American, urban and mainstream audiences in the United States and globally. The network is commonly referred to as AAC or AACtv and most of its programming comprises historical bio-pics and documentaries, classic movies, original movies and series as well as religious and faith based programming. The company is not the product of one of the conglomerates. However, interest from the major networks has been expressed. Broadcasting and Cable magazine recently had an article on September 17, 2007(http://www.broadcastingcable.com/article/CA6478750.html), that included AfricanAmericanChannel.com (The African American Channel). Broadcasting and Cable magazine pointed out that The African American Channel could become a competitor of BET and others such as Black Family Channel(BFC).