13th Street Universal (Benelux)

13th Street Universal Benelux

Launched	30 May 2007 (2007-05-30)
Closed	1 July 2016 (2016-07-01)
Network	Universal Networks International
Owned by	NBCUniversal
Picture format	576i (16:9, SD) 1080i HD
Slogan	Partner in Crime
Country	Netherlands
Broadcast area	Netherlands Belgium
Sister channel(s)	Syfy Universal (Benelux) CNBC Europe E! (Europe)
Website	13thstreetuniversal.nl

13th Street Universal was a television channel in the Netherlands and Flanders specialising in action, suspense and police procedural programs, and movies. It was part of Universal Networks International and owned by NBCUniversal. 13th Street Universal initially launched as 13th Street in the Netherlands through UPC Netherlands on 30 May 2007.^[1] The channel changed its logo and added Universal to its name on 13 October 2010.^[2] An HD-simulcast started through UPC Netherlands on 1 May 2013.^[3]

It officially ceased broadcasting on 1 July 2016.^[4]

Programming

Corporate
officials

Board of Directors	Steve Burke (CEO) Brian L. Roberts Jeffrey R. Immelt Keith Sherin
Executives	Steve Capus Dick Ebersol Robert Greenblatt Bonnie Hammer Ted Harbert Ronald Meyer

Universal Studios

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CNBC global channels	CNBC CNBC Africa (licensee) CNBC Asia CNBC Europe CNBC Latin America CNBC World
CNBC Europe branches	Class CNBC (20%) CNBC Africa (licensee) CNBC Arabiya CNBC-e CNBC Nordic
CNBC Asia branches	CNBC-TV18 CNBC Australia CNBC Awaaz CNBC Hong Kong CNBC Pakistan CNBC Singapore Nikkei CNBC SBS-CNBC

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Other assets:

Former/Defunct
properties
and predecessors:

↑ Co-owned with The Amblin Group, Participant Media, Reliance Entertainment, Entertainment One and Alibaba Pictures.
↑ Co-owned with China Media Capital, Shanghai Media Group and Shanghai Alliance Investment.
↑ Co-owned with Hearst Communications and Verizon Communications.
↑ 50%, with Viacom's Paramount Pictures.
↑ Co-owned with 21st Century Fox, The Walt Disney Company and Time Warner. NBCUniversal has no involvement with Hulu operations.
↑ Co-owned with The Blackstone Group and Bain Capital.
↑ Co-owned with Media Globe Networks and European public broadcasters.
↑ Co-owned with Mediaset.
↑ The station is owned by NBCUniversal, but is controlled by Serestar Communications.
↑ Co-owned with The Trump Organization before September 2015 sale to WMG/IMG.

NBCUniversal International Networks
A division of NBCUniversal
Asia	Diva Asia DreamWorks Channel E!
Australia & New Zealand	13th Street Bravo CNBC Asia E! Style Network Syfy Universal Channel
Europe, Middle East and Africa	13th Street Universal France Germany Spain & Portugal CNBC Europe DreamWorks Channel E! Movies 24 Syfy Universal France Germany Poland Portugal Romania Serbia Slovenia Spain UK & Ireland Studio Universal Telemundo Universal Channel Germany Poland UK & Ireland Africanews
International	Diva Universal Universal Channel E! Golf Channel Style Network Syfy Universal Euronews
Latin America	Studio Universal Latin America Syfy Latin America Telemundo Golf Channel
Defunct	13th Street Universal Benelux Diva TV Diva Universal Italy Diva Universal Philippines Hallmark Channel International Hallmark Channel Scandilux KidsCo Steel Syfy Universal Benelux Syfy Universal Russia Syfy Asia Universal Channel Greece Universal Channel Philippines Universal Channel Turkey Universal Channel Japan Universal Channel Asia

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