NBCUniversal International Networks: Perbedaan antara revisi
Konten dihapus Konten ditambahkan
Ubah target pengalihan dari Moji ke NBCUniversal Tag: Perubahan target pengalihan |
Menghapus pengalihan ke NBCUniversal Tag: menambahkan teks berbahasa Inggris Menghapus pengalihan Dikembalikan pranala ke halaman disambiguasi |
||
Baris 1:
{{Infobox company
| name = NBCUniversal International Networks
| logo = NBCUniversal Logo.svg
| foundation = June 14, 2007
| location = [[New York City]], [[New York (state)|New York]], [[United States]]
| owner = [[NBCUniversal]]<br>([[Comcast]])
| parent = [[NBCUniversal Television and Streaming]]
| homepage = [http://www.nbcuintl.com/ Official Site]
| former_name = NBC Universal Global Networks<br>Universal Networks International
| products = [[NBCUniversal International Networks#Channels|Channels]]
}}
'''NBCUniversal International Networks''', formerly '''NBC Universal Global Networks''' and '''Universal Networks International''', is a part of [[NBCUniversal]], owned by [[Comcast]].
==History==
When NBCUniversal was formed in 2004, it owned many entertainment television channels in Europe and Latin America. These were mostly a few international versions of the Sci Fi Channel, three action and suspense series channels in Europe, the Italian [[Studio Universal]] channel and the Latin American version of the USA Network.
In 2007, NBC Universal acquired [[Sparrowhawk Media Group]], which at the time was a British [[private equity]]-backed media company managing a collection of [[digital television]] [[television network|channels]], and integrated it into NBC Universal Global Networks.<ref>{{cite news|url=https://www.reuters.com/article/idUSL2834678120070828|title=NBC Universal agrees to buy Sparrowhawk Media | agency= Reuters |access-date=2008-09-26|date=28 August 2007}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/08/28/business/nbc.php|title=NBC Universal buys 18 Hallmark channels outside the U.S. - International Herald Tribune|publisher=www.iht.com|access-date=2008-09-26}}</ref> The purchase more than doubled the number of international channels in NBC Universal's portfolio. Sparrowhawk's crown jewel was an international network of drama channels available on most continents under the Hallmark Channel brand, but [[Diva TV]], [[Movies 24]], and [[KidsCo]] channels were also available.
Altogether, the company broadcast about 70 different channels by 2009. On 5 October 2009, it was announced that the venture would be renamed Universal Networks International and focus its attention on five channel brands, all with "Universal" in their name:<ref>{{cite news|url=http://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2009/10/05/universal-networks-to-focus-on-5-channels/|title=Universal Networks to focus on 5 channels|date=October 5, 2009|publisher=Broadband TV News}}</ref>
*Universal Channel
*13th Street Universal
*Syfy Universal
*Diva Universal
*Studio Universal
The overhaul started in late 2009 and progressed during 2010. Most of the international Sci Fi channels were rebranded as Syfy.<ref>{{cite news |last1=Clover |first1=Julian |title=Sci-Fi Channel regenerates into Syfy |url=https://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2009/03/16/sci-fi-channel-regenerates-into-syfy/ |access-date=21 April 2020 |work=Broadband TV News |date=16 March 2009}}</ref> The Hallmark Channel brand was also phased out in most markets during 2010. Typically, it was replaced by the Universal Channel brand in markets where that brand wasn't available before. In many markets where Universal Channel was already present, Hallmark Channel was replaced by Diva Universal with one each replaced by Studio Universal or 13th Street Universal.
Following the merger of [[NBCUniversal]] and [[Comcast]] in 2011, the following channels are also operated and distributed by [[NBCUniversal]]:
*[[E!|E! Entertainment Television]]
*[[Style Network]]
*[[Golf Channel|The Golf Channel]]
The [[DreamWorks Channel]] was placed under the NBCU International executive vice president, lifestyle and kids Duccio Donati in August 2017. This paired the channel with E! international channels and NBCU lifestyle channel content.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.animationmagazine.net/people/nbcu-evp-duccio-donati-takes-on-dreamworks-channel/|title=NBCU EVP Duccio Donati Takes on DreamWorks Channel |work=Animation Magazine |date= August 3, 2017 |access-date= August 4, 2017}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://kidscreen.com/2017/08/04/duccio-donati-tapped-for-new-kids-role-at-nbcuniversal/|title=Duccio Donati tapped for new kids role at NBCUniversal |work=Kidscreen |date= August 4, 2017}}</ref> On 1 January 2018, NBCUniversal International Networks took over HBO Asia's role with [[DreamWorks Channel]] in Southeast Asia.<ref>{{cite news |last1=Frater |first1=Patrick |title=NBCUniversal to Take Full Control of DreamWorks Channel in Asia |url=https://variety.com/2017/tv/asia/nbcuniversal-full-control-of-dreamworks-channel-in-asia-1202623340/ |access-date=21 April 2020 |work=Variety |date=27 November 2017 |language=en}}</ref>
Following NBCU parent company, Comcast acquisition of [[Sky Group]] in 2018, NBCUniversal International Networks took over the sales, marketing and distribution rights to [[Sky News]] outside UK and Ireland from [[Fox Networks Group]] International.
==Channels==
===Australia and New Zealand===
* [[Bravo (New Zealand)|Bravo]] (New Zealand only)
* [[CNBC Asia|CNBC]]
*[[MSNBC|MSNBC International]] (Australia only)
* [[E! (Australia)|E!]]
* Universal TV
**[[Universal TV (Australian TV channel)|Australia]]
**[[Universal TV (New Zealand)|New Zealand]]
* [[DreamWorks Channel]] (Australia only)
* [[Oxygen (TV channel)|Oxygen]]
Former:
* [[Euronews]]
* [[KidsCo]]
* [[13th Street (Australia)|13th Street]]
*[[Style Network (Australia)|Style Network]]
*[[Syfy (Australia)|SYFY]]
===Europe===
* [[13th Street (TV channel)|13th Street]]
* [[CNBC Europe]]
* [[E! (European TV channel)|E!]]
* [[Golf Channel]]
* [[Sky News]]
* [[Syfy Universal|Syfy]]
====France====
In December 2016, [[SFR]] got an exclusivity agreement with NBCUniversal for channels and films (on Altice Studio)
* [[13ème Rue Universal]]
* [[Syfy (France)|SYFY France]]
* E!
====Germany, Austria, Scandinavia, and Switzerland====
* [[13th Street (German TV channel)|13th Street]]
* [[Syfy (Germany)|SYFY]]
* [[Universal TV (Germany)|Universal TV]]
Former:
* [[Das Vierte]]
====Italy====
* [[Class CNBC]] (joint venture with [[Class Editori]] (60%) and [[Mediaset]] (20%))
Former:
* [[Studio Universal]]
* [[Steel (TV channel)|Steel]]
* [[Syfy Universal|Syfy]] (branded block on Steel)
* [[Diva Universal (Italy)|Diva Universal]]
====Netherlands====
* [[DreamWorks Channel]]
Former:
* [[13th Street (TV channel)|13th Street]]
* [[Hallmark Channel (international)|Hallmark Channel]]
* [[Syfy (Dutch TV channel)|Syfy]]
====Poland====
* [[13 Ulica]]
* [[Sci Fi Universal (Poland)|SciFi Universal]]
Former:
* [[Movies 24]]
* [[Universal Channel]]
====Romania====
* [[Diva (Romania)|Diva]]
Former:
* [[Movies 24]]
* [[Universal Channel]]
====Serbia, Montenegro, Albania, Croatia, Slovenia, and Macedonia====
* [[Diva (Adria)|Diva Adria]]
* [[Sci Fi Universal (Poland)|SciFi Universal Poland]]
====Spain & Portugal====
* [[Calle 13 (TV channel)|Calle 13]] (Spain only)
* [[DreamWorks Channel]] (Spain only)
* [[Syfy (Spain)|SYFY Spain]]
* [[Syfy (Portugal)|SYFY Portugal]]
====United Kingdom and Ireland====
* [[Sky Sci-Fi]] - formerly SyFy, rebranded as part of the [[Sky Group]]
* [[Movies 24]]
* Movies 24 +
Former:
*[[Universal TV (UK and Ireland)|Universal TV]]
===Former channels in Europe===
* [[Euronews]] (25%)
* [[Universal Channel]] (Hungary)
* [[Universal Channel]] (Czech Republic and Slovakia)
* [[Movies 24]] (Poland, Romania and Hungary)
* [[Universal Channel]] (Russia)
* [[Diva Universal]] (Russia)
* [[KidsCo|KidsCo Europe]]
* [[Hallmark Channel (international)|Hallmark Channel]]
===Middle East and North Africa===
* [[E!]]
* [[CNBC Arabiya]]
* [[CNBC Europe]]
* [[DreamWorks Channel]]
* [[SYFY]]
* [[MSNBC]] (Displays in most of the time on [[OSN News]])
* [[Sky News]]
===Latin America===
*NBCUniversal International Networks Spanish Latin America (minority-owned by [[Ole Communications]], networks distributed by [[Ole Distribution]])
**[[Universal TV]]
**[[Universal+]]
***Universal Premiere
***Universal Cinema
***Universal Comedy
***Universal Crime
***Universal Reality
**[[Studio Universal (Latin America)|Studio Universal]]
**[[Syfy (Latin America)|Syfy]]
**[[E!]] (also available in Brazil)
**[[Telemundo Internacional]]
**[[DreamWorks Channel]] (also available in Brazil)
**[[CNBC]]
*NBCUniversal International Networks Brasil (joint-venture with [[Grupo Globo|Globo]], which also handles distribution)
**[[Universal TV]] Brazil
**[[Studio Universal (Latin America)|Studio Universal]] Brazil
**[[Syfy (Latin America)|Syfy]] Brazil
===Japan===
* [[Nikkei CNBC]] (joint venture with [[Nikkei, Inc.]], [[TV Tokyo]], and [[Jupiter TV]])
* [[Sky News]]
===South Korea===
* [[DreamWorks Channel]]
* [[Sky News]]
===Southeast Asia===
*[[CNBC Asia]]
*[[CNBC Indonesia]] (licensed to [[Trans Media]])
*[[JKN-CNBC]] (licensed to [[JKN Global Media]])
*[[Golf Channel]] (HD)
*[[DreamWorks Channel]]
*[[Sky News]] (Except [[Philippines]])
Former:
*[[Diva (Asian TV channel)|Diva]] (HD) (ceased transmission broadcasts on [[New Year's Eve]] 2019 at 11.59pm together with [[E! (Asian TV channel)|E!]])
*[[E! (Asian TV channel)|E!]] (HD) (ceased transmission broadcasts on [[New Year's Eve]] 2019 at 11.59pm together with [[Diva (Asian TV channel)|Diva]])
*[[Euronews]]
*[[KidsCo|KidsCo Asia]]
*[[Style Network]]
*[[Syfy (Asia)|SYFY Asia]]
*[[Universal Channel (Asia)|Universal Channel Asia]]
===South Asia===
*[[CNBC-TV18]] (joint venture with [[TV18 (India)|TV18]])
*[[CNBC Awaaz]] (joint venture with [[TV18 (India)|TV18]])
* CNBC Prime
* CNBC Bajar
*[[Golf Channel]]
*[[Sky News]]
Former:
*[[CNBC Pakistan]] (licensed to [[Vision Network Television Limited]])
*[[Euronews]]
*[[E!]] (HD)
===Sub-Saharan Africa===
* [[Universal TV|Universal TV Africa]]
* [[Studio Universal|Studio Universal Africa]]
* [[Syfy Universal|SYFY Africa]]
* [[MSNBC#MSNBC Africa|MSNBC Africa]]
* [[CNBC Europe]]
* [[Telemundo Africa|Telemundo]]
* [[CNBC Africa]] (licensed to [[Africa Business News]])
* [[E! (Europe)|E!]]
* [[DreamWorks Channel]]
* [[Sky News]]
===United States and Canada ===
*[[CNBC]]
*[[CNBC World]]
*[[MSNBC]]
*[[Syfy|SYFY]]
*[[E!]]
*[[E! (Canadian TV channel)|E! Canada]] (available in Canada, franchisely operated by [[Bell Media]])
*[[Bravo!]]
*[[Golf Channel]]
*[[Universal Kids]]
*[[Telemundo]]
*[[Sky News]]
==High Definition==
On the January 26, 2009, Sci Fi became the first of the NBC Universal Global Network channels to begin broadcasting in High Definition within the UK. It will provide a simulcast of the Sci Fi Channel exclusively on Sky+HD channel 214, and will air UK HD premieres such as Eli Stone and Flash Gordon.
==Video on demand==
NBCUniversal International introduced Hayu in March 2016 in the [[United Kingdom]]. The subscription [[video on demand]] service offers [[reality program]]s such as ''[[Keeping Up with the Kardashians]]'' and ''[[The Real Housewives]]''.<ref>{{cite journal|title=New NBCUniversal On-Demand Service Seeks Niche in U.K.|last=Tribbey|first=Chris|work=[[Broadcasting & Cable]]|date=March 28, 2016|pages=16–17}}</ref>
==References==
{{Reflist}}
==External links==
*[http://www.nbcuintl.com/ Official Site]
{{NBCUniversal}}
{{Authority control}}
[[Category:Universal Networks International| ]]
[[Category:NBCUniversal networks]]
| |||