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| + | **[[MTV (International)]] |
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| − | {{Otheruses4|the main MTV channel|other uses|MTV (disambiguation)}} |
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| + | **[[MTV (United States)]] |
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| − | {{Primary Logos}} |
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| + | ***[[MTV (Brazil)]] |
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| − | {{ImageTOC |
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| + | ***[[MTV Adria]] |
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| − | |MTV (1981).svg|1981–2009 |
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| + | ***[[MTV (Australia and New Zealand)]] |
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| − | |MTV (2010).svg|2009–present}} |
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| + | ***[[MTV Europe]] |
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| − | ==1981–2009== |
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+ | ***[[MTV Thailand]] |
| + | ***[[MTV Indonesia]] |
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| − | From its launch on August 1, 1981 until March 18, 2009, the "Music Television" caption was included underneath the logo. Many fans recognize this logo because of its unique design that allows it to become anything. |
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| + | ***[[MTV (Canada)]] (owned by [[Bell Media]] under license from ViacomCBS) |
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| − | *[http://fredalan.org/tagged/mtv Fred/Alan] |
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| + | ***[[MTV (Austrian)]] |
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| + | ***[[MTV (India)]] and its sister channels [[MTV Beats]] and [[MTV India (Middle East)]] |
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| + | ***[[MTV (Japan)|MTV (Japan)]] |
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| + | ***[[MTV (Latin America)]] |
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| + | ***[[MTV (Russia)]] |
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| + | ***[[MTV (UK and Ireland)]] |
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| + | ***[[MTV (Eesti)]] |
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| + | ***[[MTV (Romania)]] |
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| + | ***[[MTV (Ukraine)]] |
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| + | ***[[MTV (Italy)]] |
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| + | ***[[MTV (Spain)]] |
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| + | ***[[MTV (Southeast Asia)]] |
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| + | ***[[MTV (France)]] |
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| + | ***[[MTV (Greece)]] |
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| + | ***[[MTV (Hungary) (Viacom)]] |
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| + | ***[[MTV (Lithuania and Latvia)]] |
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| + | ***[[MTV (Middle Eastern)]] |
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| + | ***[[MTV (International)]] |
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| + | ***[[MTV Pinoy]] |
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| + | ***[[MTV Philippines]] |
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| + | ***[[MTV Portugal]] |
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| + | ***[[MTV Poland]] |
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| + | ***[[MTV Germany]] |
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| + | ***[[MTV Vietnam]] |
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| + | ***[[MTV Mandarin]] |
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| + | Outside of [[ViacomCBS]]-owned networks, MTV may also refer to: |
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| + | *[[MTV (Hungary)|Magyar Televízió]], the public TV broadcaster of Hungary and the former television division (absorbed by [[Duna Nonprofit Zrt.]]) of [[MTVA]] |
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| + | *[[MTV Oy]], the largest commercial TV broadcaster in Finland, and its flagship channel [[MTV3]] |
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| + | *[[Multimedia Televisión (Colombia)|Multimedia Televisión]], a TV station in Colombia |
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| + | {{Disambiguation}} |
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| − | ==2009–present== |
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| − | [[File:MTV (2010).svg|center|200px]] |
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| − | Since 2008 on the premiere of ''FNMTV'', MTV had shown a revised and chopped down version of its original 1981 logo during most of its on-air programming. This became MTV's official logo on March 18, 2009, when it first debuted on MTV's website. |
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| − | The "Music Television" tagline was eliminated to reflect the network's dramatic decrease in music-related programming, although it started to shift its focus back to music in April 2016. This has also cut off the excess right of the letter "V", like the bottom of the "M". |
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| − | *[http://omis.me/2010/02/06/mtv-new-logo/ Omis.me] |
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| − | *[http://www.underconsideration.com/brandnew/archives/mtv_more_tv_less_m.php Under Consideration] |
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| − | ==External links== |
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| − | *[http://www.mtv.com/ MTV] |
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| − | {{MTV}} |
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| − | {{ViacomCBS}} |
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| − | {{Television Networks US}} |
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| − | [[Category:MTV]] |
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| − | [[Category:ViacomCBS]] |
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| − | [[Category:Music-oriented television networks]] |
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| − | [[Category:Entertainment television networks in the United States]] |
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| − | [[Category:Cable networks in the United States]] |
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| − | [[Category:Television networks in the United States]] |
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| − | [[Category:Former WarnerMedia subsidiaries]] |
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| − | [[Category:New York City]] |
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| − | [[Category:New York]] |
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| − | [[Category:1981]] |
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| − | [[Category:1980]] |
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Revision as of 15:52, 20 April 2020
- MTV (International)
- MTV (United States)
- MTV (Brazil)
- MTV Adria
- MTV (Australia and New Zealand)
- MTV Europe
- MTV Thailand
- MTV Indonesia
- MTV (Canada) (owned by Bell Media under license from ViacomCBS)
- MTV (Austrian)
- MTV (India) and its sister channels MTV Beats and MTV India (Middle East)
- MTV (Japan)
- MTV (Latin America)
- MTV (Russia)
- MTV (UK and Ireland)
- MTV (Eesti)
- MTV (Romania)
- MTV (Ukraine)
- MTV (Italy)
- MTV (Spain)
- MTV (Southeast Asia)
- MTV (France)
- MTV (Greece)
- MTV (Hungary) (Viacom)
- MTV (Lithuania and Latvia)
- MTV (Middle Eastern)
- MTV (International)
- MTV Pinoy
- MTV Philippines
- MTV Portugal
- MTV Poland
- MTV Germany
- MTV Vietnam
- MTV Mandarin
Outside of ViacomCBS-owned networks, MTV may also refer to:
- Magyar Televízió, the public TV broadcaster of Hungary and the former television division (absorbed by Duna Nonprofit Zrt.) of MTVA
- MTV Oy, the largest commercial TV broadcaster in Finland, and its flagship channel MTV3
- Multimedia Televisión, a TV station in Colombia
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title MTV.The content here is a list of links to pages that might share the same title. Please follow one of the disambiguation links above or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.