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** '''[=NY1=]''', UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity's own 24-hour news network. [[Series/HowIMetYourMother Robin Scherbatsky]] works here. Owned by Time Warner Cable.
** '''Time Warner Cable News''', which covers the remainder of New York State, as well as areas in Texas, North Carolina and Florida (Florida's channels are separately named; they are owned by a joint venture of Time Warner and Advance-Newhouse called Bright House Networks). (They were previously named ''Your News Now''; before that they all had individual names.)
** '''News 12''', a series of cable news channels owned by Cablevision, a UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity-based cable provider. Seven of the channels are general news networks covering parts of the New York metropolitan area[[note]]Long Island, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Westchester County, the Hudson Valley, Connecticut, and New Jersey[[/note]] (with the exception of Manhattan and Staten Island, as Cablevision does not have its' ''Optimum'' TV ops in those areas), and five of the channels cover traffic and weather for different parts of the region.[[note]]Long Island, New York City, the Hudson Valley, Connecticut, and New Jersey.[[/note]]
** '''New England Cable News''', based in UsefulNotes/{{Boston}} and covering news in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island; owned by Comcast, it was created in 1992 as a joint venture between regional predecessor Continental Cablevision [[note]]which later became MediaOne after merging with US WEST Telephone, then was acquired (along with the remnants of TCI) by AT&T in 1999, and was sold in 2001 to Comcast[[/note]] and local TV station WCVB-TV's owner Hearst Television; Hearst sold their stake to Comcast in 2009, who have since integrated it into their Comcast [=SportsNet=] divison, resulting in a similar looking logo from 2009 until 2015.
** '''Northwest Cable News''', a UsefulNotes/{{Seattle}}-based network which covers Washington State, Oregon and Idaho. Owned by King Broadcasting when it launched in 1995, using their stations in Seattle, Spokane, Boise, and Portland to supply the channel; then Belo Corp. acquired them in 1997, and as of 2014, they are now owned by Gannett (having acquired Belo in the last few months of 2013).
** '''Texas Cable News''', a UsefulNotes/{{Dallas}}-based network owned by Belo (and then Gannett, using their statewide chain of TV stations: ex-Belo flagship WFAA in Dallas, KHOU in Houston, KENS in San Antonio and KVUE in Austin); didn't do well (mainly because of their split with Time Warner Cable over joint stations launched in Houston and San Antonio which shut down quickly), as well as budget problems; they stopped original production in 2005, and they now air mainly repackaged stuff from the Belo/Gannett stations. The network was finally put out of its' misery in April 2015.
** '''Time Warner Cable News''', which covers the remainder of New York State, as well as areas in Texas, North Carolina and Florida (Florida's channels are separately named; they are owned by a joint venture of Time Warner and Advance-Newhouse called Bright House Networks). (They were previously named ''Your News Now''; before that they all had individual names.)
** '''News 12''', a series of cable news channels owned by Cablevision, a UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity-based cable provider. Seven of the channels are general news networks covering parts of the New York metropolitan area[[note]]Long Island, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Westchester County, the Hudson Valley, Connecticut, and New Jersey[[/note]] (with the exception of Manhattan and Staten Island, as Cablevision does not have its' ''Optimum'' TV ops in those areas), and five of the channels cover traffic and weather for different parts of the region.[[note]]Long Island, New York City, the Hudson Valley, Connecticut, and New Jersey.[[/note]]
** '''New England Cable News''', based in UsefulNotes/{{Boston}} and covering news in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island; owned by Comcast, it was created in 1992 as a joint venture between regional predecessor Continental Cablevision [[note]]which later became MediaOne after merging with US WEST Telephone, then was acquired (along with the remnants of TCI) by AT&T in 1999, and was sold in 2001 to Comcast[[/note]] and local TV station WCVB-TV's owner Hearst Television; Hearst sold their stake to Comcast in 2009, who have since integrated it into their Comcast [=SportsNet=] divison, resulting in a similar looking logo from 2009 until 2015.
** '''Northwest Cable News''', a UsefulNotes/{{Seattle}}-based network which covers Washington State, Oregon and Idaho. Owned by King Broadcasting when it launched in 1995, using their stations in Seattle, Spokane, Boise, and Portland to supply the channel; then Belo Corp. acquired them in 1997, and as of 2014, they are now owned by Gannett (having acquired Belo in the last few months of 2013).
** '''Texas Cable News''', a UsefulNotes/{{Dallas}}-based network owned by Belo (and then Gannett, using their statewide chain of TV stations: ex-Belo flagship WFAA in Dallas, KHOU in Houston, KENS in San Antonio and KVUE in Austin); didn't do well (mainly because of their split with Time Warner Cable over joint stations launched in Houston and San Antonio which shut down quickly), as well as budget problems; they stopped original production in 2005, and they now air mainly repackaged stuff from the Belo/Gannett stations. The network was finally put out of its' misery in April 2015.
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** '''[=NY1=]''', UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity's own 24-hour news network. [[Series/HowIMetYourMother Robin Scherbatsky]] works here. Owned by Charter (previously Time Warner Cable.
Cable).
**'''Time '''Spectrum News''' (renamed from ''Time Warner Cable News''', News'' after the Charter deal; ''Spectrum'' being Charter's primary consumer brand), which covers the remainder of New York State, as well as areas in Texas, North Carolina and Florida (Florida's channels are separately named; named for now; they are were owned by a joint venture of Time Warner and Advance-Newhouse called Bright House Networks).Networks, also acquired by Charter). (They were previously named ''Your News Now''; before that they all had individual names.)
** '''News 12''', a series of cable news channels owned byCablevision, Optimum (previously Cablevision and now Altice USA after being bought by a French company), a UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity-based cable provider. Seven of the channels are general news networks covering parts of the New York metropolitan area[[note]]Long Island, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Westchester County, the Hudson Valley, Connecticut, and New Jersey[[/note]] (with the exception of Manhattan and Staten Island, as Cablevision Altice does not have its' ''Optimum'' TV ops in those areas), and five of the channels cover traffic and weather for different parts of the region.[[note]]Long Island, New York City, the Hudson Valley, Connecticut, and New Jersey.[[/note]]
** '''New England Cable News''', based in UsefulNotes/{{Boston}} and covering news in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island; owned by Comcast, it was created in 1992 as a joint venture between regional predecessor Continental Cablevision [[note]]which later became MediaOne after merging with US WEST Telephone, then was acquired (along with the remnants of TCI) by AT&T in 1999, and was sold in 2001 to Comcast[[/note]] and local TV station WCVB-TV's owner Hearst Television; Hearst sold their stake to Comcast in 2009, who have since integrated it into their Comcast [=SportsNet=]divison, division, resulting in a similar looking logo from 2009 until 2015.
2015. They're also being used as the groundwork for NBC's new Boston station after NBC and their former affiliate, WHDH, had a dispute in 2015 which led to NBC ending their affiliation.
** '''Northwest Cable News''', a UsefulNotes/{{Seattle}}-based network which covers Washington State, Oregon and Idaho. Owned by King Broadcasting when it launched in 1995, using their stations in Seattle, Spokane, Boise, and Portland to supply the channel; then Belo Corp. acquired them in1997, and as of 2014, they are now owned 1997; 2014 had them acquired by Gannett (having (which acquired Belo in the last few months of 2013).
2013), which then spun off their TV assets as TEGNA in 2015.
** '''Texas Cable News''', a UsefulNotes/{{Dallas}}-based network owned by Belo (and thenGannett, Gannett/TEGNA), using their statewide chain of TV stations: ex-Belo flagship WFAA in Dallas, KHOU in Houston, KENS in San Antonio and KVUE in Austin); Austin; didn't do well (mainly because of their split with Time Warner Cable over joint stations launched in Houston and San Antonio which shut down quickly), as well as budget problems; they stopped original production in 2005, and they now air mainly repackaged stuff from the Belo/Gannett stations.Belo/Gannett/TEGNA stations for its' last few years. The network was finally put out of its' misery in April 2015.
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** '''News 12''', a series of cable news channels owned by
** '''New England Cable News''', based in UsefulNotes/{{Boston}} and covering news in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island; owned by Comcast, it was created in 1992 as a joint venture between regional predecessor Continental Cablevision [[note]]which later became MediaOne after merging with US WEST Telephone, then was acquired (along with the remnants of TCI) by AT&T in 1999, and was sold in 2001 to Comcast[[/note]] and local TV station WCVB-TV's owner Hearst Television; Hearst sold their stake to Comcast in 2009, who have since integrated it into their Comcast [=SportsNet=]
** '''Northwest Cable News''', a UsefulNotes/{{Seattle}}-based network which covers Washington State, Oregon and Idaho. Owned by King Broadcasting when it launched in 1995, using their stations in Seattle, Spokane, Boise, and Portland to supply the channel; then Belo Corp. acquired them in
** '''Texas Cable News''', a UsefulNotes/{{Dallas}}-based network owned by Belo (and then
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*** '''Current TV''' (now defunct), formerly known as [=INdTV=], was a news network targeted at younger, college-aged viewers and specialized in viewer-generated content. It has spinoffs in the UK and Ireland, Italy, and Canada. It was partially owned by AlGore and Joel Hyatt. It has a decidedly left-wing perspective, often going well beyond MSNBC's liberal slant. In 2009, two of their journalists were briefly detained by the North Korean government. They snagged [[CountdownWithKeithOlbermann Keith Olbermann]] as Chief News Officer following his departure from MSNBC -- then unsnagged him 13 months later after a series of contractual and other disputes. Was purchased by Al Jazeera in order to launch Al Jazeera America.
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*** '''Current TV''' (now defunct), formerly known as [=INdTV=], was a news network targeted at younger, college-aged viewers and specialized in viewer-generated content. It has spinoffs in the UK and Ireland, Italy, and Canada. It was partially owned by AlGore UsefulNotes/AlGore and Joel Hyatt. It has a decidedly left-wing perspective, often going well beyond MSNBC's liberal slant. In 2009, two of their journalists were briefly detained by the North Korean government. They snagged [[CountdownWithKeithOlbermann Keith Olbermann]] as Chief News Officer following his departure from MSNBC -- then unsnagged him 13 months later after a series of contractual and other disputes. Was purchased by Al Jazeera in order to launch Al Jazeera America.
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** '''Now''', which existed for some months in 1990, was owned by the former British Satellite Broadcasting (BSB), which merged with Sky the same year; originally a 24-hour news channel, it {{NetworkDecay later}} showed lifestyle programmes in the days and current affairs shows in the evening. As it ended, Now faded into the clock of Sky News, and the newsreader welcomed those watching on the Marcopolo satellite.
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** '''Now''', which existed for some months in 1990, was owned by the former British Satellite Broadcasting (BSB), which merged with Sky the same year; originally a 24-hour news channel, it {{NetworkDecay later}} [[NetworkDecay later]] showed lifestyle programmes in the days and current affairs shows in the evening. As it ended, Now faded into the clock of Sky News, and the newsreader welcomed those watching on the Marcopolo satellite.
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* '''NHK World''', the official world version of the state-owned NHK channel; usually a best-of of NHK's news output and documentary programming, has essentially gone 24/7 due to coverage of the March 2011 earthquake/tsunami/nuclear plant crisis.
* '''All-Nippon News Network''', a Japanese news network owned by TV Asahi.
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* '''All-Nippon News Network''', a Japanese news network owned byTV Asahi.Creator/TVAsahi.
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{{Networks}} [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin dedicated to news and which run 24/7]]. They will not always focus on headline news, sometimes showing special reports and having programmes on specific subjects such as new movies. The origin of MissingWhiteWomanSyndrome, since the networks have to fill their 24 hours of news coverage with ''something'', and [[ViewersAreMorons intelligent, serious content supposedly doesn't get ratings]].
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{{Networks}} [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin dedicated to news and which run 24/7]]. They will not always focus on headline news, sometimes showing special reports and having programmes on specific subjects such as new movies. The origin of MissingWhiteWomanSyndrome, since the networks have to fill their 24 hours of news coverage with ''something'', and [[ViewersAreMorons intelligent, serious content supposedly doesn't get ratings]].
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** '''Fox Business Network''', [[RupertMurdoch News Corp's]] answer to CNBC. Like its competition, it indulges in the occasional bit of punditry. [[NetworkDecay Don Imus]] also appears to have landed here.
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** '''Fox Business Network''', [[RupertMurdoch [[UsefulNotes/RupertMurdoch News Corp's]] answer to CNBC. Like its competition, it indulges in the occasional bit of punditry. [[NetworkDecay Don Imus]] also appears to have landed here.
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*** After a short life of low ratings and repeated broadcast standards violations (which included at least one staged news event as well as hate speech complaints and multiple successful libel suits filed against their star commentator, Ezra Levant), failed regulatory proposals to get designated a basic cable channels channel and then attempting to water down said broadcast standards so they could be allowed to lie on air, the network [[http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/sun-news-network-shuts-down-1.2955853 was abruptly shut down]] on February 13, 2015 as Quebecor prepared to sell the Sun Media division to the Postmedia newspaper conglomerate. You can see [[https://youtu.be/_M5pe-QFoSE its final minutes here]] to know how a failed TV network unceremoniously dies.
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** Programs include: ''CBC News Network,'' [[note]](running newscast during daytime and some nighttime slots; various hosts)[[/note]] ''Power and Politics,'' [[note]](primetime, political discussion; hosted by Rosemary Barton)[[/note]] ''The Exchange,'' [[note]](primetime, business news; various hosts)[[/note]] ''The National,'' [[note]](nightly newscast; hosted by Peter Mansbridge)[[/note]] ''The Fifth Estate,'' [[note]](investigative newsmagazine; various hosts)[[/note]] ''The Passionate Eye,'' [[note]](documentaries; hosted by Wendy Mesley) ''Marketplace.''[[note]](consumer advocacy newsmagazine; various hosts)[[/note]] [[/note]]
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** Programs include: ''CBC News Network,'' [[note]](running newscast during daytime and some nighttime slots; various hosts)[[/note]] ''Power and Politics,'' [[note]](primetime, political discussion; hosted by Rosemary Barton)[[/note]] ''The Exchange,'' [[note]](primetime, business news; various hosts)[[/note]] ''The National,'' [[note]](nightly newscast; hosted by Peter Mansbridge)[[/note]] ''The Fifth Estate,'' [[note]](investigative newsmagazine; various hosts)[[/note]] ''The Passionate Eye,'' [[note]](documentaries; hosted by Wendy Mesley) Mesley)[[/note]] ''Marketplace.''[[note]](consumer '' [[note]](consumer advocacy newsmagazine; various hosts)[[/note]] [[/note]]hosts)[[/note]]
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* '''Creator/{{CBC}} News Network''' (CBCNN), Canada's first 24-hour news network and the third oldest in the world. Operated by the publicly-funded CBC, it is often accused by critics of having a left-wing bias. Formerly known as CBC Newsworld until 2009.
** Programs include: ''CBC News Network,'' [[note]](running newscast during daytime and some nighttime slots; various hosts)[[/note]] ''Power and Politics,'' [[note]](primetime, political discussion; hosted by Rosemary Barton)[[/note]] ''The Exchange with Amanda Lang,'' [[note]](primetime, business news; hosted by Amanda Lang)[[/note]] ''The National,'' [[note]](nightly newscast; hosted by Peter Mansbridge)[[/note]] ''The Fifth Estate,'' [[note]](newsmagazine; various hosts)[[/note]] ''The Passionate Eye.'' [[note]](documentary)[[/note]]
** Programs include: ''CBC News Network,'' [[note]](running newscast during daytime and some nighttime slots; various hosts)[[/note]] ''Power and Politics,'' [[note]](primetime, political discussion; hosted by Rosemary Barton)[[/note]] ''The Exchange with Amanda Lang,'' [[note]](primetime, business news; hosted by Amanda Lang)[[/note]] ''The National,'' [[note]](nightly newscast; hosted by Peter Mansbridge)[[/note]] ''The Fifth Estate,'' [[note]](newsmagazine; various hosts)[[/note]] ''The Passionate Eye.'' [[note]](documentary)[[/note]]
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* '''Creator/{{CBC}} News Network''' (CBCNN), Canada's first 24-hour news network and the third oldest in the world. Operated by the publicly-funded CBC, it is often accused by critics of having a left-wing bias. bias (although some other critics accuse it of having a right-wing bias in some coverage). Formerly known as CBC Newsworld until rebranding in 2009.
** Programs include: ''CBC News Network,'' [[note]](running newscast during daytime and some nighttime slots; various hosts)[[/note]] ''Power and Politics,'' [[note]](primetime, political discussion; hosted by Rosemary Barton)[[/note]] ''TheExchange with Amanda Lang,'' Exchange,'' [[note]](primetime, business news; hosted by Amanda Lang)[[/note]] various hosts)[[/note]] ''The National,'' [[note]](nightly newscast; hosted by Peter Mansbridge)[[/note]] ''The Fifth Estate,'' [[note]](newsmagazine; [[note]](investigative newsmagazine; various hosts)[[/note]] ''The Passionate Eye.'' [[note]](documentary)[[/note]]Eye,'' [[note]](documentaries; hosted by Wendy Mesley) ''Marketplace.''[[note]](consumer advocacy newsmagazine; various hosts)[[/note]] [[/note]]
** Programs include: ''CBC News Network,'' [[note]](running newscast during daytime and some nighttime slots; various hosts)[[/note]] ''Power and Politics,'' [[note]](primetime, political discussion; hosted by Rosemary Barton)[[/note]] ''The
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*** After a short life of low ratings and repeated broadcast standards violations (which included at least one staged news event as well as hate speech complaints and multiple successful libel suits filed against their star commentator, Ezra Levant), failed regulatory proposals to get designated a basic cable channels and then attempting to water down said broadcast standards so they could be allowed to lie on air, the network [[http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/sun-news-network-shuts-down-1.2955853 was abruptly shut down]] on February 13, 2015 as Quebecor prepared to sell the Sun Media division to the Postmedia newspaper conglomerate. You can see [[https://youtu.be/_M5pe-QFoSE its final minutes here]] to know how a failed TV network unceremoniously dies.
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*** After a short life of low ratings and repeated broadcast standards violations (which included at least one staged news event as well as hate speech complaints and multiple succeessful successful libel suits incurred by filed against their star commentator, Ezra Levant), the network [[http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/sun-news-network-shuts-down-1.2955853 was abruptly shut down]] on February 13, 2015 as Quebecor prepared to sell the Sun Media division to the Postmedia newspaper conglomerate. You can see [[https://youtu.be/_M5pe-QFoSE its final minutes here]] to know how a failed TV network unceremoniously dies.
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** '''Creator/{{HLN}}''', formerly known as CNN Headline News and, before that, [=CNN2=]. Its main draw was originally a 30-minute newscast that's repeated all day. NetworkDecay pushed the newscast out of PrimeTime to make way for live discussion programs, and increasing its focus on celebrity news and [[MissingWhiteWomanSyndrome missing white women]].
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** '''Creator/{{HLN}}''', formerly known as CNN Headline News and, before that, [=CNN2=]. Its main draw was originally a 30-minute newscast that's repeated all day. NetworkDecay pushed the newscast out of PrimeTime UsefulNotes/PrimeTime to make way for live discussion programs, and increasing its focus on celebrity news and [[MissingWhiteWomanSyndrome missing white women]].
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*** After a short life of low ratings and repeated broadcast standards violations (which included at least one staged news event as well as hate speech complaints and multiple succeessful libel suits incurred by their star commentator, Ezra Levant), the network [[http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/sun-news-network-shuts-down-1.2955853 was abruptly shut down]] on February 13, 2015 as Quebecor prepared to sell the Sun Media division to the Postmedia newspaper conglomerate. You can see [[https://youtu.be/_M5pe-QFoSE its final minutes here]] to know how a failed TV network dies without ceremony.
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*** After a short life of low ratings and repeated broadcast standards violations (which included at least one staged news event as well as hate speech complaints and multiple succeessful libel suits incurred by their star commentator, Ezra Levant), the network [[http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/sun-news-network-shuts-down-1.2955853 was abruptly shut down]] on February 13, 2015 as Quebecor prepared to sell the Sun Media division to the Postmedia newspaper conglomerate. You can see [[https://youtu.be/_M5pe-QFoSE its final minutes here]] to know how a failed TV network dies without ceremony.
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*** After a short life of low ratings and repeated broadcast standards violations (which included at least one staged news event as well as hate speech complaints and multiple succeessful libel suits incurred by their star commentator, Ezra Levant) complaints, Levant), the network [[http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/sun-news-network-shuts-down-1.2955853 was abruptly shut down]] on February 13, 2015 as Quebecor prepared to sell the Sun Media division to the Postmedia newspaper conglomerate. You can see [[https://youtu.be/_M5pe-QFoSE its final minutes here]] if you would like to see know how a failed TV network dies without ceremony.
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* '''RT''' (or Russia Today) is Russia's external service, available in English, Arabic, Spanish, and Russian. Distinctively shares the Putin perspective on US foreign policy, and is known for its coverage and interviews of [[RightWingMilitiaFanatic fringe]] [[ConspiracyTheorist figures]] within American politics. During the 2008 Russian invasion of Georgia, the anchors repeatedly mocked the Georgian President on-air.
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* '''RT''' (or Russia Today) Creator/RussiaToday) is Russia's external service, available in English, Arabic, Spanish, and Russian. Distinctively shares the Putin perspective on US foreign policy, and is known for its coverage and interviews of [[RightWingMilitiaFanatic fringe]] [[ConspiracyTheorist figures]] within American politics. During the 2008 Russian invasion of Georgia, the anchors repeatedly mocked the Georgian President on-air.
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*** After a short life of low ratings and repeated broadcast standards (which included at least one staged news event as well as hate speech complaints and multiple succeessful libel suits incurred by their star commentator, Ezra Levant) complaints, the network [[http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/sun-news-network-shuts-down-1.2955853 was abruptly shut down]] on February 13, 2015 as Quebecor prepared to sell the Sun Media division to the Postmedia newspaper conglomerate. You can see [[https://youtu.be/_M5pe-QFoSE its final minutes here]] if you would like to see how a TV network dies without ceremony.
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*** After a short life of low ratings and repeated broadcast standards (which included at least one staged news event as well as hate speech complaints and libel suits incurred their star commentator, Ezra Levant) complaints, the network [[http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/sun-news-network-shuts-down-1.2955853 was abruptly shut down]] on February 13, 2015 as Quebecor prepared to sell the Sun Media division to the Postmedia newspaper conglomerate. \n You can see [[https://youtu.be/_M5pe-QFoSE its final minutes here]] if you would like to see how a TV network dies without ceremony.
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*** After a relatively short life of low ratings and repeated broadcast standards complaints, the network [[http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/sun-news-network-shuts-down-1.2955853 was abruptly shut down]] on February 13, 2015 as Quebecor prepared to sell the Sun Media division to the Postmedia newspaper conglomerate.
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*** After a relatively short life of low ratings and repeated broadcast standards (which included at least one staged news event as well as hate speech complaints and libel suits incurred their star commentator, Ezra Levant) complaints, the network [[http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/sun-news-network-shuts-down-1.2955853 was abruptly shut down]] on February 13, 2015 as Quebecor prepared to sell the Sun Media division to the Postmedia newspaper conglomerate.
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** '''Bloomberg Television'''. Was founded by, and named for, billionaire Michael Bloomberg, who was also the mayor of NewYorkCity for several terms. Noted for its almost excessively technical focus on business and the utter lack of political commentary in either direction.
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** '''Bloomberg Television'''. Was founded by, and named for, billionaire Michael Bloomberg, who was also the mayor of NewYorkCity UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity for several terms. Noted for its almost excessively technical focus on business and the utter lack of political commentary in either direction.
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** '''[=NY1=]''', NewYorkCity's own 24-hour news network. [[Series/HowIMetYourMother Robin Scherbatsky]] works here. Owned by Time Warner Cable.
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** '''[=NY1=]''', NewYorkCity's UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity's own 24-hour news network. [[Series/HowIMetYourMother Robin Scherbatsky]] works here. Owned by Time Warner Cable.
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** '''News 12''', a series of cable news channels owned by Cablevision, a NewYorkCity-based cable provider. Seven of the channels are general news networks covering parts of the New York metropolitan area[[note]]Long Island, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Westchester County, the Hudson Valley, Connecticut, and New Jersey[[/note]] (with the exception of Manhattan and Staten Island, as Cablevision does not have its' ''Optimum'' TV ops in those areas), and five of the channels cover traffic and weather for different parts of the region.[[note]]Long Island, New York City, the Hudson Valley, Connecticut, and New Jersey.[[/note]]
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** '''News 12''', a series of cable news channels owned by Cablevision, a NewYorkCity-based UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity-based cable provider. Seven of the channels are general news networks covering parts of the New York metropolitan area[[note]]Long Island, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Westchester County, the Hudson Valley, Connecticut, and New Jersey[[/note]] (with the exception of Manhattan and Staten Island, as Cablevision does not have its' ''Optimum'' TV ops in those areas), and five of the channels cover traffic and weather for different parts of the region.[[note]]Long Island, New York City, the Hudson Valley, Connecticut, and New Jersey.[[/note]]
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** Programs include: ''CBC News Now,'' [[note]](running newscast during daytime and some nighttime slots; various hosts)[[/note]] ''Power and Politics,'' [[note]](primetime, political discussion; hosted by Evan Solomon)[[/note]] ''The Exchange with Amanda Lang,'' [[note]](primetime, business news; hosted by Amanda Lang)[[/note]] ''The National,'' [[note]](nightly newscast; hosted by Peter Mansbridge)[[/note]] ''The Fifth Estate,'' [[note]](newsmagazine; various hosts)[[/note]] ''The Passionate Eye.'' [[note]](documentary)[[/note]]
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** Programs include: ''CBC News Now,'' Network,'' [[note]](running newscast during daytime and some nighttime slots; various hosts)[[/note]] ''Power and Politics,'' [[note]](primetime, political discussion; hosted by Evan Solomon)[[/note]] Rosemary Barton)[[/note]] ''The Exchange with Amanda Lang,'' [[note]](primetime, business news; hosted by Amanda Lang)[[/note]] ''The National,'' [[note]](nightly newscast; hosted by Peter Mansbridge)[[/note]] ''The Fifth Estate,'' [[note]](newsmagazine; various hosts)[[/note]] ''The Passionate Eye.'' [[note]](documentary)[[/note]]
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* '''[[Creator/TheBBC BBC]] News Channel''', formerly known as BBC News 24. Features a RedButtonInteractive service similar to the original CNN Headline News.
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* '''Sky News''', the first British 24-hour news network.
* '''Sky Sports News''', a 24-hour sports news network.
* '''Sky Sports News''', a 24-hour sports news network.
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* '''Sky '''Creator/{{Sky}} News''', the first British 24-hour news network.
* ** '''Sky Sports News''', a 24-hour sports news network.
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* '''Actua TV''', a Flemish 24-hour news network.
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** The Arabic version of '''France 24''' is most popular in the former French colonies of the Maghreb (Tunisia, Algeria, and Morocco). It's considered fairly inoffensive, except to the conspiracy theorists (who see it as the return of TheFrenchColonialEmpire).
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** The Arabic version of '''France 24''' is most popular in the former French colonies of the Maghreb (Tunisia, Algeria, and Morocco). It's considered fairly inoffensive, except to the conspiracy theorists (who see it as the return of TheFrenchColonialEmpire).UsefulNotes/TheFrenchColonialEmpire).
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** Programs include: ''Up Front,''[[note]](morning show; hosted by Sonia Sunger)[[/note]] ''[=AfterNoon=],''[[note]](afternoon newscast; hosted by Lynn Colliar and Jay Durant)[[/note]] ''Unfiltered,'' [[note]](newsmagazine and human interest; hosted by Jill Krop)[[/note]] ''Prime'' [[note]](primetime evening newscast; hosted by Aaron McArthur)[[/note]].
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** Programs include: ''Up Front,''[[note]](morning show; hosted by Sonia Sunger)[[/note]] ''[=AfterNoon=],''[[note]](afternoon newscast; hosted by Lynn Colliar and Jay Durant)[[/note]] ''Unfiltered,'' [[note]](newsmagazine and human interest; hosted by Jill Krop)[[/note]] ''Prime'' [[note]](primetime ''Prime.''[[note]](primetime evening newscast; hosted by Aaron McArthur)[[/note]].McArthur)[[/note]]
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** Programs include: ''Up Front,''[[note]](morning show; hosted by Sonia Sunger)[[/note]] ''[=AfterNoon=],''[[note]](afternoon newscast; hosted by Lynn Colliar and Jay Durant)[[/note]] ''Unfiltered'' [[note]](newsmagazine and human interest; hosted by Jill Krop)[[/note]], ''Prime'' [[note]](primetime evening newscast; hosted by Aaron McArthur)[[/note]].
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** Programs include: ''Up Front,''[[note]](morning show; hosted by Sonia Sunger)[[/note]] ''[=AfterNoon=],''[[note]](afternoon newscast; hosted by Lynn Colliar and Jay Durant)[[/note]] ''Unfiltered'' ''Unfiltered,'' [[note]](newsmagazine and human interest; hosted by Jill Krop)[[/note]], Krop)[[/note]] ''Prime'' [[note]](primetime evening newscast; hosted by Aaron McArthur)[[/note]].
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** Programs included: ''Straight Talk,'' [[note]](primetime, talk & opinion; various hosts)[[/note]] ''Battleground'' [[note]](primetime, political discussion; hosted by David Akin)[[/note]], ''The Arena,''[[note]](primetime, talk & opinion; hosted by Michael Coren)[[/note]] ''Byline''[[note]](primetime, news analysis; hosted by Brian Lilley)[[/note]] ''The Source.''[[note]](primetime, talk & opinion; hosted by Ezra Levant)[[/note]]
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** Programs included: ''Straight Talk,'' [[note]](primetime, Talk,''[[note]](primetime, talk & opinion; various hosts)[[/note]] ''Battleground'' [[note]](primetime, ''Battleground,''[[note]](primetime, political discussion; hosted by David Akin)[[/note]], Akin)[[/note]] ''The Arena,''[[note]](primetime, talk & opinion; hosted by Michael Coren)[[/note]] ''Byline''[[note]](primetime, ''Byline,''[[note]](primetime, news analysis; hosted by Brian Lilley)[[/note]] ''The Source.''[[note]](primetime, talk & opinion; hosted by Ezra Levant)[[/note]]
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** '''News 12''', a series of cable news channels owned by Cablevision, a NewYorkCity-based cable provider. Seven of the channels are general news networks covering parts of the New York metropolitan area [[note]]Long Island, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Westchester County, the Hudson Valley, Connecticut, and New Jersey[[/note]] (with the exception of Manhattan and Staten Island, as Cablevision does not have its' ''Optimum'' TV ops in those areas), and five of the channels cover traffic and weather for different parts of the region [[note]]Long Island, New York City, the Hudson Valley, Connecticut, and New Jersey[[/note]].
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** '''News 12''', a series of cable news channels owned by Cablevision, a NewYorkCity-based cable provider. Seven of the channels are general news networks covering parts of the New York metropolitan area [[note]]Long area[[note]]Long Island, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Westchester County, the Hudson Valley, Connecticut, and New Jersey[[/note]] (with the exception of Manhattan and Staten Island, as Cablevision does not have its' ''Optimum'' TV ops in those areas), and five of the channels cover traffic and weather for different parts of the region region.[[note]]Long Island, New York City, the Hudson Valley, Connecticut, and New Jersey[[/note]].Jersey.[[/note]]
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** Programs include: ''CBC News Now'' [[note]](running newscast during daytime and some nighttime slots; various hosts)[[/note]], ''Power and Politics'' [[note]](primetime, political discussion; hosted by Evan Solomon)[[/note]], ''The Exchange with Amanda Lang'' [[note]](primetime, business news; hosted by Amanda Lang)[[/note]], ''The National'' [[note]](nightly newscast; hosted by Peter Mansbridge)[[/note]], ''The Fifth Estate'' [[note]](newsmagazine; various hosts)[[/note]], ''The Passionate Eye'' [[note]](documentary)[[/note]].
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** Programs include: ''CBC News Now'' Now,'' [[note]](running newscast during daytime and some nighttime slots; various hosts)[[/note]], hosts)[[/note]] ''Power and Politics'' Politics,'' [[note]](primetime, political discussion; hosted by Evan Solomon)[[/note]], Solomon)[[/note]] ''The Exchange with Amanda Lang'' Lang,'' [[note]](primetime, business news; hosted by Amanda Lang)[[/note]], Lang)[[/note]] ''The National'' National,'' [[note]](nightly newscast; hosted by Peter Mansbridge)[[/note]], Mansbridge)[[/note]] ''The Fifth Estate'' Estate,'' [[note]](newsmagazine; various hosts)[[/note]], hosts)[[/note]] ''The Passionate Eye'' [[note]](documentary)[[/note]].Eye.'' [[note]](documentary)[[/note]]
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** Programs include: ''Canada AM'' [[note]](morning show; hosted by Bev Thompson, Marci Ien and Jeff Hutcheson)[[/note]], ''CTV News Channel'' [[note]](running newscast during daytime and nighttime slots; various hosts)[[/note]], ''[=PowerPlay=]'' [[note]](primetime, political discussion; hosted by Don Martin)[[/note]], ''CTV National News'' [[note]](nightly newscast; hosted by Lisa LaFlamme and Sandie Rinaldo)[[/note]].
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** Programs include: ''Canada AM'' [[note]](morning AM,''[[note]](morning show; hosted by Bev Thompson, Marci Ien and Jeff Hutcheson)[[/note]], Hutcheson)[[/note]] ''CTV News Channel'' [[note]](running Channel,''[[note]](running newscast during daytime and nighttime slots; various hosts)[[/note]], ''[=PowerPlay=]'' [[note]](primetime, hosts)[[/note]] ''[=PowerPlay=],''[[note]](primetime, political discussion; hosted by Don Martin)[[/note]], Martin)[[/note]] ''CTV National News'' [[note]](nightly News''[[note]](nightly newscast; hosted by Lisa LaFlamme and Sandie Rinaldo)[[/note]].
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** Programs include: ''Up Front'' [[note]](morning show; hosted by Sonia Sunger)[[/note]], ''[=AfterNoon=]'' [[note]](afternoon newscast; hosted by Lynn Colliar and Jay Durant)[[/note]], ''Unfiltered'' [[note]](newsmagazine and human interest; hosted by Jill Krop)[[/note]], ''Prime'' [[note]](primetime evening newscast; hosted by Aaron McArthur)[[/note]].
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** Programs include: ''Up Front'' [[note]](morning Front,''[[note]](morning show; hosted by Sonia Sunger)[[/note]], ''[=AfterNoon=]'' [[note]](afternoon Sunger)[[/note]] ''[=AfterNoon=],''[[note]](afternoon newscast; hosted by Lynn Colliar and Jay Durant)[[/note]], Durant)[[/note]] ''Unfiltered'' [[note]](newsmagazine and human interest; hosted by Jill Krop)[[/note]], ''Prime'' [[note]](primetime evening newscast; hosted by Aaron McArthur)[[/note]].
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** Programs included: ''Straight Talk'' [[note]](primetime, talk & opinion; various hosts)[[/note]], ''Battleground'' [[note]](primetime, political discussion; hosted by David Akin)[[/note]], ''The Arena'' [[note]](primetime, talk & opinion; hosted by Michael Coren)[[/note]], ''Byline'' [[note]](primetime, news analysis; hosted by Brian Lilley)[[/note]], ''The Source'' [[note]](primetime, talk & opinion; hosted by Ezra Levant)[[/note]].
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** Programs included: ''Straight Talk'' Talk,'' [[note]](primetime, talk & opinion; various hosts)[[/note]], hosts)[[/note]] ''Battleground'' [[note]](primetime, political discussion; hosted by David Akin)[[/note]], ''The Arena'' [[note]](primetime, Arena,''[[note]](primetime, talk & opinion; hosted by Michael Coren)[[/note]], ''Byline'' [[note]](primetime, Coren)[[/note]] ''Byline''[[note]](primetime, news analysis; hosted by Brian Lilley)[[/note]], Lilley)[[/note]] ''The Source'' [[note]](primetime, Source.''[[note]](primetime, talk & opinion; hosted by Ezra Levant)[[/note]].Levant)[[/note]]
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* '''ICI RDI''' [[labelnote:Translation]]"RDI HERE"[[/labelnote]], the French-language counterpart of CBCNN. Formerly named as Réseau de l'Information ("Information Network") and formerly abbreviated to RDI.
* '''Le Canal Nouvelles''' (LCN) [[labelnote:Translation]]"The News Channel"[[/labelnote]], Quebecor's French-language network operating in Quebec as a sister channel to regional network TVA.
* '''Le Canal Nouvelles''' (LCN) [[labelnote:Translation]]"The News Channel"[[/labelnote]], Quebecor's French-language network operating in Quebec as a sister channel to regional network TVA.
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* '''ICI RDI''' [[labelnote:Translation]]"RDI HERE"[[/labelnote]], RDI'''[[labelnote:Translation]]"RDI HERE,"[[/labelnote]] the French-language counterpart of CBCNN. Formerly named as Réseau de l'Information ("Information Network") and formerly abbreviated to RDI.
* '''Le Canal Nouvelles'''(LCN) [[labelnote:Translation]]"The (LCN),[[labelnote:Translation]]"The News Channel"[[/labelnote]], Channel"[[/labelnote]] Quebecor's French-language network operating in Quebec as a sister channel to regional network TVA.
* '''Le Canal Nouvelles'''
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* '''Foro [=TV=]''', a news network by {{Televisa}}, which used to be exclusively for Mexico City, but it changed its focus on international news over time, and the blind spot of their news editing section, as many news that aren't even mentioned on their prime-time news on its main channels appear here. It also shows movies on Sunday noon for some reason.
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* '''Foro [=TV=]''', a news network by {{Televisa}}, Creator/{{Televisa}}, which used to be exclusively for Mexico City, but it changed its focus on international news over time, and the blind spot of their news editing section, as many news that aren't even mentioned on their prime-time news on its main channels appear here. It also shows movies on Sunday noon for some reason.
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* '''Telesur''', a channel sponsored by various Latin American governments not allied with the United States, lead by Venezuela and Cuba, top U.S. publicity targets. Has Danny Glover on its advisory board, due apparently to his friendship with [[LargeHam Hugo]] [[LargeHam/{{Other}} Chavez]] of Venezuela.
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* '''Telesur''', a channel sponsored by various Latin American governments not allied with the United States, lead by Venezuela UsefulNotes/{{Venezuela}} and Cuba, UsefulNotes/{{Cuba}}, top U.S. publicity targets. Has Danny Glover on its advisory board, due apparently to his friendship with [[LargeHam Hugo]] [[LargeHam/{{Other}} Chavez]] of Venezuela.
