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KEY DEVELOPMENTS FOR MTV NETWORKS COMPANY

MTV Networks Company Presents at 2010 MIDEMNET & MIDEM Conference Programme, Jan-25-
2010 through Jan-27-2010
01/1/2010

MTV Networks Company Presents at 2010 MIDEMNET & MIDEM Conference Programme, Jan-25-2010 through
Jan-27-2010. Venue: Palais des Festivals, Cannes, France. Speakers: Paul DeGooyer, SVP of Electronic Games &
Music.

MTV Networks Company Promotes Kevin Arrix to Executive Vice President of Digital Advertising
Sales
12/14/2009

MTV Networks Company announced that Kevin Arrix has been promoted to Executive Vice President, Digital
Advertising Sales. In his new role, Arrix will lead MTVN's digital advertising sales and operations for online and
mobile advertising across all of the company's properties, including MTV, VH1, Nickelodeon, COMEDY CENTRAL,
Shockwave, CMT, Spike and Logo. Arrix will report to Rich Eigendorff, COO, MTV Networks, and will continue to be
based at the company's New York City headquarters. As Executive Vice President of digital ad sales, Arrix will also
helm MTV Networks Digital Fusion, which innovates with digital and creative assets to build advertiser brands and
engage shared-fans. In addition, Arrix oversees MTVN's Tribes, a series of demographic-focused vertical ad
networks built around the company's core online properties. Arrix served most recently as Senior Vice President,
Digital Advertising Sales, for MTVN Networks. In that role, which Arrix held for three years he was responsible for
executing on MTVN's digital ad sales strategy and developing marketing solutions across the company's portfolio of
multi-platform brands.

RealNetworks, MTV In Talks To Restructure Rhapsody, May Swap Stakes


11/19/2009

RealNetworks Inc. is negotiating with MTV Networks Company to restructure the ownership of Rhapsody America
LLC. The partners are considering whether to reduce RealNetworks' 51% take in Rhapsody, resulting in both parties
owning 50% or slightly less of the digital music service. According to the filing, the negotiations are focused on
restructuring both parties economic rights in the joint venture as well as their relative abilities to exercise control over
decision-making. The idea is to "enable Rhapsody to operate more independently of either party." The talks are said
to still be in preliminary stages.

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RECENT PRIVATE COMPANIES TRANSACTIONS


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January 8, 2010
COMPANY OVERVIEW
MTV Networks Company offers music-oriented programming services. It focuses on youth-oriented programming.
The company also provides online entertainment and pop culture content, including music, music videos and
performances, news and interviews, movies, video games, and ringtones. In addition, MTV Networks offers social-
media portals, music-oriented networks, and original and acquired programming; and entertainment and educational
programs, Websites, and broadband services for the kids. The company was incorporated in 1990 and is based in
New York, New York. MTV Networks Company operates as a subsidiary of Viacom International, Inc.
1515 Broadway
New York, NY 10036
United States
Founded in 1990
Phone:
212-258-6000
Fax:
212-846-1804
www.mtv.com

KEY EXECUTIVES
Ms. Judy McGrath
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer

Mr. Robert M. Bakish


President
Age: 45

Mr. Brent Hansen


President of Creative and Editor-in-Chief

Mr. Jacques Tortoroli


Chief Financial Officer and Executive Vice President
Age: 50

Mr. Rich Eigendorff


Chief Operating Officer

Compensation as of Fiscal Year 2009.

KEY EXECUTIVES FOR MTV NETWORKS COMPANY*


Name Board Relationships Title Age

Judy McGrath 45 Relationships Chairman and Chief Executive Officer --

Robert M. Bakish 8 Relationships President 45

Brent Hansen No Relationships President of Creative and Editor-in-Chief --


Name Board Relationships Title Age
Jacques Tortoroli No Relationships Chief Financial Officer and Executive Vice President 50

Rich Eigendorff No Relationships Chief Operating Officer --

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MTV NETWORKS COMPANY BOARD OF DIRECTORS*


Name Board Relationships Primary Company Age

Judy McGrath 45 Relationships Viacom, Inc. --

Bill Roedy 18 Relationships Viacom, prior to spinning off Viacom and CBS Corporation --

Herb Scannell 19 Relationships Next New Networks, Inc. --

Chad Wasser 3 Relationships MTV Networks Company --

View All Board Members

MTV NETWORKS COMPANY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES*


Committee Name Chairperson Board Relationships Members
There is no committee data available.
*Data is at least as current as the most recent Definitive Proxy.

CEO COMPENSATION IN THIS INDUSTRY


Industry Range
1.0
Salary 8.1M
515.9
Bonus 2.3M
1.0
Total Short Term Compensation 8.1M
1.8K
Total Value of Options 2.5M
Compensation as of Fiscal Year
MTV Networks Company CEO Compensation
Industry Average

Recognized throughout the world, MTV Networks’ diverse holdings include interests in television, digital
media, publishing, home video, radio, recorded music, recreation, licensing and merchandising. With 150
channels worldwide, MTV Networks owns and operates favorites including MTV: Music Television, MTV2,
mtvU, MTV Tr3s, VH1, VH1 Classic, VH1 Soul, CMT, Logo, Nickelodeon, Nick at Nite, Noggin, The N,
COMEDY CENTRAL, TV Land, Spike TV, Atom, AddictingGames.com, Shockwave.com,
GameTrailers.com, Harmonix, Neopets, Quizilla, Xfire, Y2M as well as MTVN International.

MTV Networks continues to connect with its audiences through robust consumer products, joint ventures
and approximately 300 interactive properties worldwide, including online, broadband, wireless and
interactive television services—which allows all of the network’s programming services to be seen
worldwide.

Popular Profiles at MTV Networks


• Judy Bosco, Recruiter
• Steve Youngwood, Executive Vice President Digital Media
• Rachel Baumgarten, Vice President, Integrated Marketing
• Delly Ramin, Music Supervisor
• Karla Paz Mobray, Director/Generalist, Strategic Staffing
New Hires and Recent Promotions at MTV Networks
• Bruce McDonald, Producer/Writer
was Voiceover Artist - this month
• Sue Perng Lee, Vice President, Business & Legal Affairs
was Senior Counsel - this month
• Julia Megyesy, Producer's Assistant
was Executive Assistant - this month
• Peter Kay, Vice President, Product Development
was Managing Director, Product Development - last month
• Kenda Greenwood, Co-Executive Producer
was Supervising Producer - last month

VIACOM IS THE PARENT COMPANY OF MTV….

Viacom, Inc. operates as an entertainment content company. It operates in two segments, Media
Networks and Filmed Entertainment. The Media Networks segment provides content to advertisers
across various distribution platforms, including cable television, satellite, mobile, and digital media assets.
It serves through 150 channels and 300 interactive digital media properties, as well as offers
entertainment, music, news, and public affairs television programming to the African-American audience.
The Filmed Entertainment segment produces, finances, and distributes motion pictures and other
entertainment content. It produces and distributes motion pictures under the Paramount Pictures,
DreamWorks, Paramount Vantage, Paramount Classics, MTV Films, and Nickelodeon Movies brands.
This segment also involves in selling DVDs and other products relating to the motion pictures and other
programming. Viacom operates in the United States, Europe, and internationally. The company is
headquartered in New York, New York

1. SVP/GM Technology Officer at MTV Networks


Greater New York City Area | Entertainment
2.


HR Records/Information Coordinator at Viacom
Greater New York City Area | Entertainment
3.


VP & GM Nick India at Viacom 18 Media
Mumbai Area, India | Broadcast Media
4.


Vice President Ad Sales and Trade Marketing at Viacom
Networks Brasil
Brazil | Marketing and Advertising
5.


Senior Director at Viacom International
Greater New York City Area | Entertainment
6.


User Services Consultant at Columbia University
Greater New York City Area | Computer Networking
7.


Manager of Instructional Systems Design at MTV
Networks/Viacom
Greater New York City Area | Broadcast Media
8.


Operations Professional AND Digital photographer.
Greater New York City Area | Entertainment
9.


Technical Support Specialist at Viacom
Greater New York City Area | Computer Software
10.
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Consultant at Viacom 18 Media Private Limited
Mumbai Area, India | Broadcast Media
HQ Region Greater New York City Area
Industry Entertainment
Type Public Company
Status Operating
Company Size 10,001 or more employees
2006 Revenue $11,467 mil (19%)
Website http://www.viacom.com
More info »
Common Job Manager 5%
Titles Director 5%
Vice President 3%
Producer 3%
Account Executive 3%

Median Age 34 years

Gender Male 59%


Female 41%

MTV…..

Contact Information
Address: 1515 Broadway
New York, NY 10036
Phone: 212-258-8000
Fax: 212-846-1804

Financial Highlights
Fiscal Year End: December

Key People

• Chairman and CEO: Judy McGrath


• EVP and CFO: Jacques Tortoroli
• SVP and CIO: Joe Simon
Industry Information

Sector: Services
Industry: CATV Systems

Top Competitors

• ABC Cable Networks Group


• NBC Universal Cable
• Turner Broadcasting System, Inc.

MTV Networks Company Company Profile

This company still hopes you want your MTV -- and


maybe a few other cable channels as well. MTV
Networks operates a leading portfolio of cable TV
channels anchored by its music video networks
MTV, VH1, and CMT (Country Music Television). It
also operates channels for kids through
Nickelodeon, the young-male-oriented Spike TV,
Comedy Central, and gay and lesbian channel
Logo. The company's MTV Networks International
oversees more than 120 channels worldwide. In
addition to its TV properties, MTV Networks
produces movies through MTV Films (in
association with sister firm Paramount Pictures),
distributes content online, and produces video
games through MTV Games. MTV Networks is a
unit of media giant Viacom.

MTV….EUROPE…

MTV Networks Europe Ltd. Company Profile

It seems Europe wants its MTV, too. MTV Networks


Europe is one of the largest cable and satellite
television broadcasters in the old country, reaching
more than 130 million households in almost 50
nations and territories with a bevy of well-known
entertainment brands including MTV, MTV2,
Comedy Central, and Nickelodeon. It also operates
European channels such as Paramount Comedy,
TMF, and VIVA. In addition to TV channels, MTV
Europe operates localized Web sites offering
entertainment news, interactive content, and online
videos. MTV Networks, a unit of media
conglomerate Viacom, launched its European
operations in 1987.

HEAD OF MTV….

EXECUTIVE PROFILE

Judy McGrath
Chairman of MTV Networks and Chief Executive Officer of MTV Networks, Viacom, Inc.
45
45

Age Total Annual Compensation This person is connected to 3 board of directors in 3 different
-- -- organizations across 2 different industries.

See Board Relationships

BACKGROUND
Judy McGrath has been Chief Executive Officer of MTV Networks of Viacom Inc. since July 2004. Ms. McGrath
served as MTV Networks Group President, responsible for MTV, MTV2, VH1, CMT, Comedy Central and the recently
announced LOGO, set to launch in 2005. She and her team have developed programs and events that have become
cultural landmarks to young people everywhere, including the MTV Video Music Awards, the MTV Movie Awards,
Total Request Live, The Real World, MTV News, ...
Read Full Background

CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS
1515 Broadway
New York, New York 10036

United States

Phone: 212-258-6000
Fax: 212-846-1804

BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEMBERSHIPS


2004-Present
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
MTV Networks Company
2004-Present
Former Chairman of MTV Networks and Chief Executive Officer of MTV Networks
Viacom, prior to spinning off Viacom and CBS Corporation
2004-Present
Chairman of MTV Networks and Chief Executive Officer of MTV Networks
Viacom, Inc.
Director and Member of Executive Committee
National Cable & Telecommunications Association

COMPETITOR COMPENSATION
Position/
Name Company Compensation
Chief Executive Officer, President and Director
Thomas J. Quinlan III $985.6K
R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company
Chief Executive Officer and Director
Carol A. Bartz Ph.D. --
Yahoo! Inc.
Chief Executive Officer and Director
Thomas Henry Glocer $1.5M
Thomson Reuters Corporation
Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and President
Glenn A. Britt $1.0M
Time Warner Cable Inc.
Chief Executive Officer, President and Director
Leslie Moonves $13.0M
CBS Corporation
Compensation as of Fiscal Year 2008.

KEY EXECUTIVES FOR MTV NETWORKS COMPANY*


Name Board Relationships Title Age

Judy McGrath 45 Relationships Chairman and Chief Executive Officer --

Robert M. Bakish 8 Relationships President 45

Brent Hansen No Relationships President of Creative and Editor-in-Chief --

Jacques Tortoroli No Relationships Chief Financial Officer and Executive Vice President 50

Rich Eigendorff No Relationships Chief Operating Officer --

View More Key Executives

MTV NETWORKS COMPANY BOARD OF DIRECTORS*


Name Board Relationships Primary Company Age

Judy McGrath 45 Relationships Viacom, Inc. --


Name Board Relationships Primary Company Age

Bill Roedy 18 Relationships Viacom, prior to spinning off Viacom and CBS Corporation --

Herb Scannell 19 Relationships Next New Networks, Inc. --

Chad Wasser 3 Relationships MTV Networks Company --

VIACOM….PARENT COMPANY OF MTV…..FIN…..MAYBE RELEVENAT OR NOT….

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR VIACOM INC-CLASS B (VIA/B)


Year over year, Viacom, Inc. has seen revenues shrink from $14.6B to $13.6B, though the company was able to grow
net income from $1.3B to $1.6B. A reduction in the percentage of sales devoted to cost of goods sold from 57.90% to
55.71% was a key component in the bottom line growth in the face of falling revenues.
Annual

Currency in As of: Jan 02 Dec 31 Dec 31 Dec 31 4-Year


Millions of U.S. Dollars 2007 2007 2008 2009 Trend
Restated Restated Restated

Revenues 11,361.0 13,423.0 14,625.0 13,619.0

TOTAL REVENUES 11,361.0 13,423.0 14,625.0 13,619.0

Cost of Goods Sold 4,762.0 7,431.0 8,468.0 7,587.0

GROSS PROFIT 6,599.0 5,992.0 6,157.0 6,032.0

Selling General & Admin Expenses, Total 3,384.0 2,586.0 2,816.0 2,704.0

Depreciation & Amortization, Total 365.0 393.0 364.0 331.0

OTHER OPERATING EXPENSES, TOTAL 3,749.0 2,979.0 3,180.0 3,035.0

OPERATING INCOME 2,850.0 3,013.0 2,977.0 2,997.0

Interest Expense -471.0 -487.0 -514.0 -440.0


Interest and Investment Income 29.0 23.0 32.0 10.0

NET INTEREST EXPENSE -442.0 -464.0 -482.0 -430.0

Income (Loss) on Equity Investments 10.0 -- -74.0 -77.0

Currency Exchange Gains (Loss) 17.0 42.0 -50.0 -27.0

Other Non-Operating Income (Expenses) -31.0 -49.0 -35.0 -10.0

EBT, EXCLUDING UNUSUAL ITEMS 2,404.0 2,542.0 2,336.0 2,453.0

Merger & Restructuring Charges -- -77.0 -454.0 -93.0

Gain (Loss) on Sale of Investments -- 115.0 -27.0 --

Other Unusual Items, Total -83.0 -- -- -84.0

Other Unusual Items -83.0 -- -- -84.0

EBT, INCLUDING UNUSUAL ITEMS 2,321.0 2,580.0 1,855.0 2,276.0

Income Tax Expense 740.0 929.0 605.0 708.0

Minority Interest in Earnings -14.0 -21.0 -17.0 23.0

Earnings from Continuing Operations 1,567.0 1,630.0 1,233.0 1,591.0

EARNINGS FROM DISCOUNTINUED


25.0 208.0 18.0 20.0
OPERATIONS

NET INCOME 1,592.0 1,838.0 1,251.0 1,611.0

NET INCOME TO COMMON INCLUDING EXTRA


1,592.0 1,838.0 1,251.0 1,611.0
ITEMS

NET INCOME TO COMMON EXCLUDING EXTRA


1,567.0 1,630.0 1,233.0 1,591.0
ITEMS

INDUSTRY INCOME STATEMENT ANALYSIS


Totals VIA/B Industry Range
-151.1K
Total Revenue 13.6B 56.4B

Gross Profit 6.0B -21.0M


34.6B
Totals VIA/B Industry Range

-397.0M
Operating Income 2.9B 6.2B

-3.4B
Net Income 1.6B 3.6B

MRQ. Currency in US Dollar.

BASICS OF MTV FROM WIKIPEDIA…..

MTV Networks
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

MTV Networks

Type Cable television

Founded 1984

Headquarters New York City, United States

Parent Viacom

Part of a series on

MTV
in the United States

MTV channels

MTV2 · MTV Tr3́s · mtvU

MTV programs
MTV personalities

Criticism of MTV

Censorship on MTV

MTV Networks

MTV Networks is a division of media conglomerates Viacom that oversees the operations of
many television channels and Internet brands, including the original MTVchannel in the United States.

The company was established in 1984 after Warner Communications and American Express decided to
divest the basic cable assets of Warner-Amex Satellite Entertainment, renaming it MTV Networks, Inc.
Warner-Amex originally created and owned Nickelodeon, MTV, VH1, and The Movie Channel.

Viacom acquired 66% of the company in 1985, and then acquired the remaining interest in 1986. It was
then folded into Viacom International Inc., a subsidiary of Viacom Inc., and is no longer a distinct legal
entity.

Cable channels currently owned by MTV Networks


Year in parentheses denotes when channel was brought into the MTV Networks fold.

 MTV (1981)1

 MTV2 (1996)

 MTV Jams (1998)

 MTV Hits (2002)

 mtvU

 Palladia (2006)

 MTV Tr3́s (2006)

 Nickelodeon (1979)1

 Nick 2, Nickelodeon's alternate East/West feed


 Nick@Nite, evening programming block on Nickelodeon (1985)

 Nick Jr. (1999, formerly Noggin)

 TeenNick (2002, formerly The N)

 Nicktoons (2002)

 VH1 (1985)

 VH1 Classic (2000)

 VH1 Soul (2000)

 Comedy Central (1990)2

 TV Land (1996)

 Spike (1999, formerly TNN)3

 Country Music Television (1999)3

 CMT Pure Country (1999)4

 Logo (2005)
 Epix (2009)5
1
Channel created by Warner-Amex Satellite Entertainment prior to 1984.
2
Channel started as Ha!, merged with HBO's The Comedy Channel the following year, became fully
owned by Viacom in 2003.
3
Channel originally owned by CBS, became part of MTV Networks when CBS merged with Viacom.
4
Created as VH1 Country prior to Viacom/CBS merger.
5
Co-owned with Lionsgate and MGM. MTV Networks handles operations.

Internet properties
The company also owns internet properties, such as Atom Films, Addicting Games, MTV News, MTV
International, iFilm, GoCityKids, GameTrailers, Nitrome Limited, Xfire, Shockwave.com,[1] and Quizilla.
[2]
MTV Networks has also made a partnership with Nexon to promote its Neopets service.[3]

New York headquarters

[edit]MTV Networks International


MTV Networks International is based in New York, London, Warsaw and Buenos Aires. MTV Networks
International consists of MTV Networks Europe, MTV Networks Latin America, MTV Networks Asia and
MTV Networks Africa. It also includes multimedia entertainment brands MTV (64 channels in
total), MTVNHD, VH1 (6 channels in total),Nickelodeon, TMF, VIVA,Comedy Central,Game
One, Neopets, GameTrailers, Nitrome Limited, Shockwave, Addicting Games, Atom Films and Xfire. MTV
Networks' brands are seen globally in 560 million households in 162 countries and 33 languages via more
than 150 locally programmed and operated TV channels and more than 350 digital media properties.

[edit]See also
 MTV Networks Europe

 MTV Networks Latin America

 MTV Networks Asia Pacific

 MTV Networks Africa


[edit]References

1. ^ Frank Ahrens (2006-08-10). "Viacom's MTV unit buys Atom Entertainment for its film, gaming web sites". The

Washington Post. Retrieved 2006-10-16.

2. ^ "Viacom's MTV buys teen online community website quizilla.com". Forbes. 2006-10-16. Retrieved 2006-10-16.

3. ^ "MTV Networks and Nexon Partnership".

MTV
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This article is about the original U.S. music television channel. For all of MTV's sister channels in the
U.S., and all international MTV channels, see List of MTV channels. For other uses, see MTV
(disambiguation).

MTV

Launched August 1, 1981

Owned by Viacom

Picture format 480i (SDTV)


1080i (HDTV)

Headquarters New York City, New York,United States

Sister channel(s) MTV2, MTV

Tr3́s, mtvU,VH1, Nickelodeon, other

sister channels

Website http://www.mtv.com

Availability

Satellite

DirecTV Channel 331 (SD/HD)

Channel 1331 (VOD)

Dish Network Channel 160 (SD/HD)

Cable

Verizon FiOS Channel 210

Available on Check local cable listings for specific

many cable channel numbers

systems

Part of a series on

MTV
in the United States

MTV channels

MTV2 · MTV Tr3́s · mtvU

MTV programs
MTV personalities

Criticism of MTV

Censorship on MTV

MTV Networks

MTV (formerly an initialism for Music Television) is an American cable televisionnetwork based in New
York City that launched on August 1, 1981.[1] The original purpose of the channel was to play music
videos guided by on-air hosts known as VJs.[2] Today, MTV still plays a limited selection of music videos,
but the channel primarily broadcasts a variety of popular culture and reality television shows targeted at
adolescents and young adults.

Since its premiere, MTV has had a profound impact on the music industry and popular culture. Slogans
such as "I want my MTV" became embedded in public thought, the concept of the VJ was popularized,
the idea of a dedicated video-based outlet for music was introduced, and both artists and fans found a
central location for music events, news, and promotion. MTV has also been referenced countless times in
popular culture by musicians, other TV channels and shows, films and books.

MTV has spawned numerous sister channels in the U.S. and affiliated channels internationally. MTV's
moral influence on young people, including issues related tocensorship and social activism, has been a
subject of debate for years. MTV's choice to focus on non-music programming has also been contested
relentlessly since the 1990s, demonstrating the channel's impact on popular culture.

LIST OF MTV CHANNELS…

This list of MTV channels includes every channel broadcast by MTV Networks or its partners or
affiliates, beginning with the original MTV (Music Television) channel in the U.S., and proceeding by
continent, in order of arrival.

Contents
[hide]

• 1 North America

○ 1.1 United States

○ 1.2 Canada

○ 1.3 Caribbean
○ 1.4 Mexico

○ 1.5 Other Areas Of South

and Central America

• 2 South America

○ 2.1 Argentina

○ 2.2 Brazil

○ 2.3 Chile

○ 2.4 Venezuela

• 3 Europe

○ 3.1 Continent Wide

○ 3.2 Adriatic

○ 3.3 Austria

○ 3.4 Baltics

○ 3.5 Benelux

○ 3.6 CIS countries

○ 3.7 Czech Republic

○ 3.8 Danmark

○ 3.9 Finland

○ 3.10 France

○ 3.11 Germany

○ 3.12 Greece

○ 3.13 Hungary

○ 3.14 Ireland

○ 3.15 Italy

○ 3.16 Norway

○ 3.17 Poland

○ 3.18 Portugal
○ 3.19 Romania

○ 3.20 Spain

○ 3.21 Sweden

○ 3.22 Switzerland

○ 3.23 Turkey

○ 3.24 United Kingdom

• 4 Middle East & North Africa

○ 4.1 Arab World

○ 4.2 Israel

• 5 Asia Pacific

○ 5.1 Australia

○ 5.2 China

○ 5.3 India

○ 5.4 Indonesia

○ 5.5 Japan

○ 5.6 South Korea

○ 5.7 New Zealand

○ 5.8 Pakistan

○ 5.9 Philippines

○ 5.10 Southeast Asia

○ 5.11 Taiwan

○ 5.12 Thailand

• 6 Central & South Africa

• 7 Slovakia

• 8 External links

[edit]North America
[edit]United States
 MTV (Standard-definition/high-definition channel)

 MTV2

 MTV Tr3́s

 MTV Hits

 MTV Jams

 mtvU

 Palladia (high-definition channel) (formerly Music: High Definition)

 VH1 (Standard-definition/high-definition channel)

 VH1 Classic

 VH1 Soul

 CMT (Standard-definition/high-definition channel)

 CMT Pure Country (formerly VH1 Country)

 Comedy Central (Standard-definition/high-definition channel)

 Logo

 Nickelodeon (Standard-definition/high-definition channel)

 Nick 2

 Teen Nick

 Nick Jr.

 Nicktoons (TV channel)

 Spike (Standard-definition/high-definition channel)

 TV Land

 Nick at Nite
[edit]Canada

All channels listed below are owned by Canadian broadcasters, with Viacom owning minor interests
where indicated:

 CMT (90% owned by Corus Entertainment; 10% owned by Viacom)

 MTV (wholly owned by CTVglobemedia)

 MTV2 (wholly owned by CTVglobemedia)


 Nickelodeon (wholly owned by Corus Entertainment)

 TV Land (80.1% owned by CTVglobemedia; 19.9% owned by Viacom)


[edit]Caribbean

 MTV Tr3́s
[edit]Mexico

 MTV México

 MTV Hits

 MTV Jams

 VH1 Latin America

 VH1 Country

 VH1 Soul

 Nickelodeon GAS
[edit]Other Areas Of South and Central America
 MTV Latin America

 VH1 Latin America

 Nickelodeon Latin America


[edit]South America
 MTV Central (based in Colombia; also for Central America, Chile, Ecuador, Bolivia, Peru,
and Venezuela)

 MTV South (based in Argentina; also for Paraguay, Uruguay).


[edit]Argentina

 MTV Sur (base)

 MTV Hits

 MTV Jams

 VH1 Latin America

 VH1 Soul
[edit]Brazil

 MTV Brasil(Owned by Grupo Abril)

 Nickelodeon Brazil

 VH1 Brazil
 MTV Hits

 Logo (as a 6-hour pay-per-view block)


[edit]Chile

 MTV Centro

 MTV Hits

 MTV Jams

 VH1 Latin America

 VH1 Soul
[edit]Venezuela

 MTV Venezuela
[edit]Europe

[edit]Continent Wide
 MTV Europe (countries not served by a local MTV channel only)

 MTVNHD

 VH1 Europe

 VH1 Classic Europe

 Nickelodeon Europe (countries not served by a local Nickelodeon channel only)


[edit]Adriatic

 MTV Adria (In July 2009 split in MTV Serbia, MTV Croatia and MTV Slovenia and soon they are
planning to make a studio in Macedonia and Bosnia and Herzegovina).
[edit]Austria

 MTV Austria

 MTV Central

 Nick Premium

 VIVA Austria (2001 - 2003, again since 2006)


[edit]Baltics

 MTV Eesti (defunct since 2009)

 MTV Latvija (defunct since 2009)

 MTV Lietuva (defunct since 2009)


These countries received MTV Nordic until 2005. After this they received MTV Europe until September
2006 when the country-specific channels launched. This channels ceased broadcasting on November 18,
2009
[edit]Benelux

 MTV Nederland en Vlaanderen

 MTV Brand New Netherlands

 TMF Vlaanderen

 TMF Nederland

 TMF NL

 TMF Party

 TMF Pure

 Nick Hits

 Comedy Central Nederland (replaced The Box/Box Comedy)

 Comedy Central Family

 Nickelodeon Nederland en Vlaanderen

 Nickelodeon Wallonie
[edit]CIS countries
 MTV Rossija

 VH1 Russia & CIS countries

 Nickelodeon CIS
[edit]Czech Republic
 MTV Czech MTV for Czech Republic and Slovakia
[edit]Danmark

 MTV Denmark

 Nickelodeon Scandinavia

 VH1 Denmark

 VH1 Europe

 MTV Two
[edit]Finland

 MTV Finland
 Nickelodeon Finland

 Nickelodeon Scandinavia

 VH1 Europe

 MTV Two
[edit]France

 MTV France

 MTV Base France (French)

 MTV Pulse France

 MTV Idol

 MTV HD

 Game One

 Nickelodeon France (French)


[edit]Germany

 MTV Central

 MTV Entertainment

 Comedy Central Germany (replaced VIVA Plus on January 15, 2007)

 Nickelodeon Germany (replaced MTV2 - The Pop Channel on September 12, 2005)

 Nick Premium

 Nick jr.

 VIVA Germany
[edit]Greece

 MTV Greece

 MTV Two Greece

 MTV Music

 MTV + Thessaloniki

 VH1 Europe
[edit]Hungary

 MTV Hungary

 VIVA Hungary
 Nickelodeon Hungary

 Comedy Central Hungary

 VH1 Europe
[edit]Ireland

 MTV Ireland

 Nickelodeon Ireland

 Nick Jr

 Comedy Central
[edit]Italy

 MTV Italy

 QOOB

 MTV Hits

 MTV Gold

 MTV Brand New

 MTV Pulse

 Nickelodeon Italy

 Comedy Central Italy

 VH1 Europe
[edit]Norway

 MTV Norge

 MTV Two

 Nickelodeon Scandinavia

 VH1 Europe
[edit]Poland

 MTV Polska

 VH1 Polska (replaced MTV Classic at December 1, 2005)

 VIVA Polska

 Comedy Central Polska

 Nickelodeon Polska
 MTV Europe

 MTVNHD

 MTV Hits

 MTV Dance

 MTV Two
[edit]Portugal

 MTV Portugal

 Nickelodeon Portugal

 MTV Two

 MTV Base (-2007)

 MTV Dance (replacing MTV Base)

 VH1

 VH1 Classic

 MTV Hits

 MTV Snax
[edit]Romania

 MTV Romania (owned by PRO TV SA Romania)

 VH1 Romania (was planned to start broadcasting in 2007) (will not be aired because its license
expired)
[edit]Spain

 MTV España

 Nickelodeon España

 Paramount Comedy Spain


[edit]Sweden

 MTV Sweden

 Nickelodeon Sweden

 Comedy Central Sweden

 VH1 Europe

 MTV Two
[edit]Switzerland

 MTV Central

 VIVA Swiss
[edit]Turkey

 MTV Turkey

 Nickelodeon Turkey

 VH1 Europe
[edit]United Kingdom
 MTV

 MTV +1

 MTV HD

 MTV Base

 MTV Hits

 MTV Dance

 MTV Two

 MTV R

 VH1

 VH1 Classic

 Viva (replace TMF)

 Comedy Central

 Comedy Central +1

 Comedy Central Extra

 Comedy Central Extra +1

 Nickelodeon

 Nick Replay

 Nick Jr.

 Nick Jr. 2

 Nicktoons

 Nicktoons Replay
[edit]Middle East & North Africa
[edit]Arab World
 MTV Arabia

 VH1 Export

 Nickelodeon Arabia
[edit]Israel

 MTV Israel

 Nickelodeon Israel
[edit]Asia Pacific
For more details on this topic, see MTV Networks Asia Pacific.

[edit]Australia

 MTV Australia

 VH1 Australia

 TMF Australia

 Nickelodeon Australia (franchised; owned by XYZnetworks)

 Nick Jr. Australia (franchised; owned by XYZnetworks)


[edit]China

 MTV China

 Nickelodeon China
[edit]India

 MTV India

 Nickelodeon India

 VH1

 Colors
[edit]Indonesia

 MTV Indonesia

 Nickelodeon Indonesia (Indonesian feed)

 VH1 Indonesia (Indonesian)


[edit]Japan

 MTV Japan (Standard-definition/high-definition channel)


 Nickelodeon Japan
[edit]South Korea
 Nickelodeon Korea

 MTV Korea (South Korea only)


[edit]New Zealand

 Comedy Central New Zealand

 MTV New Zealand

 Nickelodeon New Zealand


[edit]Pakistan

 MTV Pakistan

 Nickelodeon Pakistan

 VH1
[edit]Philippines

 MTV Philippines

 Nickelodeon South East Asia (Philippine Feed)


[edit]Southeast Asia
 MTV Southeast Asia (Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Vietnam and also in Thailand, Indonesia and
the Philippines as secondary MTV channel)

 Nickelodeon Southeast Asia (South East Asia, Philippine, Indonesia Feeds)


[edit]Taiwan

 MTV Taiwan
[edit]Thailand

 MTV Thailand

 VH1 Thailand

 Nicksplat
[edit]Central & South Africa
 MTV Base Africa

 Nickelodeon, a television block on K-All Day, part of DStv.


[edit]Slovakia

 MTV Czech
List of programs broadcast by MTV
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MTV channels

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This article is about shows that have aired on MTV in the United States. For MTV's sister channel, MTV2,
see List of programs broadcast by MTV2. For all of MTV's international channels, see List of MTV
channels.

MTV, the first and most popular music television channel in the U.S., has produced many television
shows since its 1981 founding. This is a list of MTV shows that have made the channel notable.
Television shows are listed by the first letter in the title of the film (not including the words "a", "an", or
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Contents
[hide]

• 1 Complete List Of

Programs

○ 1.1 Music series

○ 1.2 MTV News

series

○ 1.3 Reality
○ 1.4 Celebrity

○ 1.5 Competitive

shows

○ 1.6 Comedy

○ 1.7 Drama

○ 1.8 Animation

○ 1.9 Talk shows

○ 1.10 Programs

Reaired on MTV

• 2 Original Movies

• 3 Special events

○ 3.1 Seasonal

○ 3.2 Awards

• 4 References

• 5 See also

[edit]Complete List Of Programs


[edit]Music series
 Alternative Nation (1992-1995)

 All Things Rock (2002-2005)

 AMTV (2009-present)

 Amp (1996-2000)

 Beat Seekers (2002)

 Beat Suite (1999-2000)

 The Big Ten (2006-2008)

 Club MTV (1987-1992)

 The Cutting Edge (1983-1987)

 Dial MTV (1992)

 Direct Effect (2000-2005)


 Eye Spy Video (1998)

 Friday Night Video Fights (mid-1980s)

 FNMTV (2008-2009)

 The Grind (1992-1997)

 Hangin' with MTV (1992)

 Headbangers Ball (1987-1995)

 Heavy Metal Mania (1985-1987)

 The Hot Zone (1999-2001)

 Hottest MCs in The Game (2007-present)

 Lunch with Jesse (1998)

 Making the Video (1999-present)

 MTV Hits (2002-2005)

 MTV Jams (1996-2000)

 MTV Live (1997-1998)

 MTV Soul (2002)

 MTV Unplugged (1989-1999, 2001-2002, 2005, 2007, 2009- present)

 120 Minutes

 Party Zone

 PostModern MTV (1990?)

 Prime Time Players (2002-2003)

 The Return of the Rock (1999-2001)

 Rock Line (1990-1992)

 Say What? (1995-1999)

 Spankin' New Music (1999-2001)

 Street Party (1989-1992)

 Sucker Free on MTV (2006-2008)

 Top 20 Video Countdown (1984-1997)

 Total Request (1997-1998)


 Total Request Live (TRL) (1998-2008)

 TRL Wannabes (1999-2000)

 12 Angry Viewers (1998-99)

 Video Clash

 Video Clichés (1999)

 We're Dancin' (1982-1983)

 Yo! (1996-1999)

 Yo! MTV Raps (1988-1995, 2008)


[edit]MTV News series
For more information about MTV's news division, see MTV News.

 All Eyes On (2003-present)

 The Big Picture (1988)

 Big Urban Myth Show (2002-2004)

 BIOrhythm (1998)

 'Cribs (2000-present)

 Detox (2009) (on MTV Mobile & MTV.com)

 Diary (1999-2005)

 Fast Forward (1983)

 House of Style (1989-2000)

 How's Your News? (2008 - ?)

 Like We Care (1992?)

 My Block (2005-2007)

 My Life (Translated) (2004-present)

 MTV News 1515 (1998-2000)

 MTV News Now (2000-2004)

 MTV Sports

 Sex in the '80s (1990)

 Sex in the '90s (1992-1994)


 Sex 2K (2001-2004)

 Teen Cribs (2009-present)

 The Week In Rock

 Trippin' (2005)

 True Life (1998-present)

 Ultrasound (1998-2001)

 UNfiltered (1995)
[edit]Reality

 Barrio 19 (2007)

 Battle for Ozzfest (2004)

 Becoming (2001)

 Burned (2003)

 Busted (2008-present)

 Buzzin' (2008)

 Call to Greatness (2006)

 Celebrity Rap Superstar (2007)

 The City (2008-present)

 College Life (2009)

 Dancelife (2007)

 Dismissed (2002-2003)

 8th and Ocean

 Engaged and Underage (2007-present)

 Exiled (2008)

 Exposed (2006-2008)

 Faking the Video (2004)

 FANatic (1998-2000)

 Fast Inc. (2006)

 Fear (2000-2002, 2009)


 Flipped (2002)

 FM Nation (2002-2003)

 Fraternity Life (2003-2005)

 Global Groove (1999?)

 High School Stories (2003-present)

 The Hills (2006-Present)

 I Want A Famous Face (2004)

 I'm From Rolling Stone (2007)

 Is She Really Going Out With Him? (2009)

 Jammed (2002)

 Juvies (2007)

 Jersey Shore (2009)

 Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County (2004-2006)

 Life of Ryan (2007-2008)

 MADE (2003-present)

 Making the Band (2002-present)

 Maui Fever (2007)

 Miss Seventeen (2005)

 My Life as Liz (2010-present)

 My Own (2006)

 My Super Sweet 16 (2005-present)

 Newport Harbor: The Real Orange County (2007-2008)

 Next (2005-present)

 Once Upon a Prom (2007)

 One Bad Trip' (2003)

 The Paper (2008)

 Parental Control (2005-present)

 Pimp My Ride (2004-2008)


 PoweR Girls (2005)

 The Real World (1992-present)

 Real World/Road Rules Challenge (1998-present)

 Rich Girls (2003)

 Road Rules (1995-2004, 2007)

 ROOM 401 (2007)

 Room Raiders (2003- Present)

 Scarred (2006-2008)

 Score (2005-2006)

 The 70's House (2005)

 Sex with Mom and Dad (2008-present)

 The Shop (2006)

 16 and Pregnant

 Sorority Life (2002-2003)

 Surf Girls (2003)

 Taking the Stage (2009)

 Teen Mom (2009-present)

 Tiara Girls (2006)

 Tough Enough

 Trailer Fabulous (2005-2006)

 Trick It Out (2005)

 The Trip (2005)

 Twentyfourseven (2006)

 Two-A-Days (2006-2007)

 Viva La Bam

 Wade Robson Project (2003)

 Wanna Come In? (2006)

 Why Can't I Be You? (2006)


 Wildboyz

 Wrestling Society X (2007)

 The X Effect (2007-present)


[edit]Celebrity

 Adventures in Hollyhood (2007)

 The Ashlee Simpson Show (2004-2005)

 Bam's Unholy Union (2007)

 Carmen and Dave: An MTV Love Story

 Cheyenne (2006)

 Celebrity Rap Superstar (2007)

 Daddy's Girls (2009)

 4EVER

 Hilary Duff: This is Now (2007)

 Life Of Ryan (2007-2008)

 Meet the Barkers (2005-2006)

 Newlyweds: Nick and Jessica (2003-2005)

 Nitro Circus (2009- Present)

 The Osbournes (2002-2005)

 Rock the Cradle (2008)

 Rob & Big (2006-2008)

 Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory (2008- Present)

 Run's House (2005-present)

 Taquita and Kaui (2007)

 There and Back (2006)

 'Til Death Do Us Part: Carmen and Dave (2004)

 T.I.'s Road to Redemption (2009)


[edit]Competitive shows
 America's Best Dance Crew (2007-present)

 A Double Shot at Love (2008-2009)


 A Shot at Love with Tila Tequila (2007)

 A Shot at Love II with Tila Tequila (2008)

 The Blame Game (1998-2000)

 Boiling Points (2003-2008)

 Bromance (2009)

 The Cut (1998)

 Damage Control (2005-2006)

 Date My Mom (2004-2006)

 Dismissed (2001)

 Exposed (2006-2008)

 50 Cent: The Money and the Power (2008)

 Final Fu (2006?)

 From G's to Gents (2008-present)

 The Girls of Hedsor Hall (2009-present)

 I Bet You Will (2002)

 Idiot Savants (1996-1997)

 Kidnapped (MTV series) (2002)

 Lip Service (1992-1995)

 Legally Blonde the Musical: The Search for Elle Woods (2008)

 MC Battle (2003-2004)

 MTV's Top Pop Group (2008)

 Next (2005-present)

 Parental Control (2005-present)

 Paris Hilton's My New BFF (2008-present)

 Real World/Road Rules Challenge (1999-present)

 Remote Control (1987-1990)

 Road Rules (1995-2004, 2007)

 Room Raiders (2003-present)


 Sandblast (1994-1996)

 Say What? Karaoke (1998-2001)

 Singled Out (1995-1998)

 Sisqo's Shakedown (2000)

 Taildaters (2002-2003)

 Trashed (1994)

 Turn It Up (1990)

 Wanna Come In? (2004-2005)

 webRIOT (1999-2000)

 Yo Momma (2006-2008)

 Your Face Or Mine? (2004)


[edit]Comedy

 The 1/2 Hour Comedy Hour (1983)

 2ge+her (2000)

 AL-TV (1984-1999)

 The Andy Dick Show (2001-2002)

 The Andy Milonakis Show (2005-2007)

 Apartment 2F (1997)

 The Assistant (2004)

 Austin Stories (1997-1998)

 The Ben Stiller Show (1992-1993)

 Blastazoid (2006)

 Blowin' Up (2006)

 Buzzkill

 The CollegeHumor Show (2008-2009)

 Doggy Fizzle Televizzle (2002)

 The Gamekillers (2006)

 Human Giant (2007-present)


 The Idiot Box (1991)

 The Jenny McCarthy Show (1997)

 North Palm Wrestling (2008-present)

 Now What (1995)

 Pirate TV (1990)

 The State (1993-1995)

 Scratch and Burn

 Scrubs (2009)

 Shorts

 Silf and Olly

 The Sweet Life with Rachel Sweet

 Totally Pauly (1990-1995)

 You Wrote It, You Watch It (1992)


[edit]Drama

 Catwalk (1992-1993)

 Dead at 21 (1994)

 $5 Cover (2009)

 Live Through This (2000)

 Kaya (2007)

 Spyder Games (2001-2002)

 Undressed (1999-2002)
[edit]Animation

 Æon Flux (1995)

 Beavis and Butt-head (1993-1997)

 The Brothers Grunt (1994)

 Cartoon Sushi (1997-1998)

 Celebrity Deathmatch (1998-2002)

 Clone High USA (2003)

 DJ and the Fro (2009)


 Daria (1997-2001)

 Downtown (1999-2000)

 Fur TV (2008)

 The Head (1994-1996)

 Jean-Claude LeThargic (1994-1995)

 Liquid Television (1991-1994)

 The Maxx (1995)

 Popzilla (2009-Present)

 Spider-Man (2003)

 Spy Groove (2000)

 Stevie and Zoya (Early 90's)

 3 South (1999-2000)

 Undergrads (2001)
[edit]Talk shows
 Andy Warhol's Fifteen Minutes (1986-1987)[1]

 Dogg After Dark (2009-present)'

 It's On with Alexa Chung (2009)

 The Jon Stewart Show (1993-1994)

 Kathy's So Called Reality (2001)

 Loveline (1996-2000) & from 2000 currently on CBS West Wood One Radio

 Mandy (2001)

 Man and Wife (2008-2009)

 MTV Live (1997-1998)

 The New Tom Green Show (2003)

 Oddville (1997)

 Squirt TV (1996)
[edit]Programs Reaired on MTV
 America's Next Top Model (2005-2008)

 Beauty and the Geek


 Buffy The Vampire Slayer (2010-)

 Degrassi: The Next Generation (2008-)

 The Monkees

 My So-Called Life (1994-1995)

 The Ren and Stimpy Show (1992-1998)

 South Park (2009-)

 Spongebob Squarepants (1999-present)


[edit]Original Movies
 Anatomy of a Hate Crime (2000)

 Is It Fall Yet? (2000)

 Is It College Yet? (2002)

 The Real World Movie: The Lost Season (2002)

 Wuthering Heights (2003)

 Super Sweet 16: The Movie (2007)

 Britney 4 the Record (2008)

 The American Mall (2009)

 Steve-O: Demise and Rise (2009)

 My Super Psycho Sweet 16 (2009)

 Turn the Beat Around (2010)

 Prep (2010)
[edit]Special events
[edit]Seasonal

 Spring Break (1986-present)

 Camp MTV (1989)

 Motel California (1997: Los Angeles, CA)

 MTV's Summer Share (1998: Seaside Heights, NJ)

 Isle of MTV (1999: Paradise Island, Bahamas)

 SoCal Summer (2000: San Diego, CA)


 Summer In The Keys (2001: Key West, FL)

 MTV's Shore Thing (2002: Seaside Heights, NJ)

 Beach House (2003: The Hamptons, NY)

 Summer on the Run (2004: Long Beach, Lake Tahoe, and Jones Beach)

 Summer on the Strip (2005: Las Vegas, NV)

 Summer Sizzle (2006: San Diego, CA)

 All Access Week (1999-2002)

 Backstage Pass Week (2003-present)

 Spankin' New Music Week (1999-2005)

 Spankin' Free Music Week (2006)

 MTV Tr3s presents: The Wintery Christmas Fiesta (2007-2008: Chicago, Illinois (December 23-29,
2007, Galesburg, Illinois(November 18, 2008-January 1, 2009)

 MTV New Year's Eve (1981-present)


[edit]Awards
For a full list of MTV's international award shows, see List of MTV award shows.

 MTV Video Music Awards (1984-present)

 MTV Movie Awards (1992-present)

 MTV Europe Music Awards (1994-present)

 TMF Awards (1995-present)

 Los Premios MTV Latinoamérica (2002-present)

 TRL Awards (2003-2008)

Milestones

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MTV Networks added Robert Derow as VP of CRM & Marketing. (8/08)


Posted 2/11/10 at 3:33pm

MTV Networks acquired Atom Entertainment for $200M. (8/06)

Posted 4/11/08 at 11:49am


MTV Networks acquired Neopets for $160M. (6/20/05)

Posted 8/18/09 at 10:42pm


MTV Networks was acquired by Viacom. (1986)

Posted 8/18/09 at 10:33pm


MTV Networks added Jason Hirschhorn as Chief Digital Officer.

Posted 4/22/09 at 2:28pm


MTV Networks added Alex Maghen as CTO MTV Networks Online.

Posted 3/24/09 at 8:47am


MTV Networks added Angel Gambino as VP, Commercial, Strategy & Digital Media.

Posted 2/27/09 at 3:57am


MTV Networks added Monte Gibbs as SVP, Technology & Product Development.

Posted 2/24/09 at 2:57pm


MTV Networks added Damian Manning as Vice President, Digital Media.

Posted 1/9/09 at 1:05pm


MTV Networks added John Sykes as Co-founder.

Posted 4/24/09 at 8:50am


MTV Networks added Paul Pennelli as Director, Affiliate Relations, mtvU.

Posted 10/29/08 at 6:51pm


MTV Networks added Courtney Holt as Executive Vice President, Digital Media.

Posted 10/29/08 at 2:54pm


MTV Networks added Kieran Hawe as Director, SEO / Search.

Posted 7/30/08 at 4:19pm


MTV Networks added Angela Courtin as Vice President, Integrated Marketing.

Posted 7/30/08 at 1:15am


MTV Networks added Gennadiy M. Borisov as Vice President, Advanced Products.

Posted 6/20/08 at 9:22am



MTV Networks added Mika Salmi as President of Global Digital Media.

Posted 6/16/08 at 6:06pm

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