Much (TV station)

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Much (TV station)
Station logo
TV station ( private law )
Program type Division program
reception Satellite , cable , DVB-S , DVB-C
Image resolution ( Entry missing )
Start of transmission August 31, 1984
owner Bell Media
List of TV channels
Website
The MuchMusic World Broadcasting Building is located at 299 Queen Street West in Downtown Toronto.

Much (formerly and commonly known as MuchMusic ) is an English-language Canadian television music station based in Toronto , Ontario . The station primarily addresses a younger target group with the latest music videos.

history

The station first went on air on August 31, 1984. The concept was developed by John Martin and Moses Znaimer . The music channel belongs to the Canadian media conglomerate CHUM Limited and was intended as a Canadian version of MTV , which had been founded in the USA three years earlier .

The station's logo from 1996 to April 1, 2011

The first video played on MuchMusic was The Enemy Within by Rush . Since then, there have been programs and media windows in the USA , Finland , Argentina , Colombia , Peru , Malaysia and Mexico . There are also many spin-offs in Canada. MuchMusic often adapts or buys formats and programs from MTV.

Bell Canada took over the station from CTVglobemedia. So on April 1st 2011 the owner changed and started a relaunch with a new station logo and a more modern image.

Sending scheme

The station broadcasts the latest music videos in various formats such as a .:

  • Much alternative
  • Much dance
  • Much hip-hop
  • Much R&B
  • Much rock
  • PunchMuch
  • Much mega hits
  • MuchMusic Top 30 Countdown

In addition, small shows and series are occasionally broadcast. Such as: Jackass , The Hard Times of RJ Berger , Awkward , Death Valley , Degrassi: The Next Generation , Brit Awards , Juno Awards and Live @ Much .

Other channels

The station also has other channels in Canada for special formats such as:

International

Much HD

On June 1, 2011, the broadcaster started digital HD broadcasting at the same time. This is fed into: Bell Satellite TV , Bell Fibe TV , Rogers Cable and EastLink .

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