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Alpha Repertory Television Service

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Alpha Repertory Television Service, or ARTS, was an American cable television network. It merged with The Entertainment Channel to form The Arts and Entertainment Network (A&E) in 1984.

1981–1983

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1983–1984

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 Alpha Repertory Television Service
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Co-owned by Hearst Communications and The Walt Disney Company

NOTE: Except for European markets which fully owned by Hearst (and its respective partners) since 2019.

US networks:
A&E | Crime + Investigation | FYI | History | History en Español | Lifetime | LMN | LRW | Military History | Vice TV1

Canada:
Lifetime | History | Historia | History 2

Latin America2:
A&E | History | History 2 | Lifetime3

United Kingdom & Ireland:4
Blaze | Crime & Investigation | Sky History | Sky History 2

Italy:
Blaze | Crime & Investigation | History

Iberian Peninsula:5
Blaze | Historia | Crimen & Investigación/Crime & Investigação

India:6
History TV18

Asia
Lifetime | History | Crime + Investigation

Others:
A&E Studios | A&E IndieFilms | Lifetime Films | History Films

Defunct:
The Entertainment Channel | Alpha Repertory Television Service | The History Channel (India) | FYI TV18 (India) | The Biography Channel (Latin America | UK & Ireland) | Lifetime Moms | FYI (Southeast Asia) | Lifetime (UK & Ireland) | Vice TV (UK & Ireland)

Notes
1Joint venture with Vice Media.
2Joint venture with Ole Communications.
3Joint venture with Sony Pictures Television.
4Joint venture with Sky Limited.
5Joint venture with AMC Networks International.
6Joint venture with TV18.

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