USA Network

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1977–1980	1980–1996	1996–1999	1999–2002	2002–2005	2005–present

Madison Square Garden Sports Network

1977–1980

USA Network was originally established in 1977 as Madison Square Garden Sports Network (not to be confused with the similarily-named New York City-area regional sports network now simply known as the MSG Network).

USA Network

1980–1996

On April 9, 1980, Madison Square Garden Sports Network was rebranded as the USA Network. This logo has a red "USA" with a blue "NETWORK" below set in the Futura Bold Condensed typeface. A one-color version was used as well.

1996–1999

A new look for the USA Network was introduced in June 1996. A blue star was added into the logo and a new typeface was introduced.

1999–2002

A new look for the USA Network was introduced in July 1999. The USA in this new logo had seven red stripes, and used the same typeface on the Studios USA, USA Broadcasting, USA Cable Entertainment and USA Films logos being used for only three years.

2002–2005

This less complicated logo only has five red stripes, instead of seven, as well as a different typeface. This logo was introduced in 2002, and was the shortest-lived, being used for only three years.

2005–present

In 2005, the USA network was rebranded with a completely new logo and the new tagline "Characters Welcome". The rebrand was unveiled on June 20 and launched onto screens on July 8 for the season premiere of Monk. In April 2016, USA Network dropped the "Characters Welcome" tagline, replacing it with "We the Bold", and has since downplayed its on air usage of "Network".

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USA Network programming

Current programming:

Upcoming programming:

Former programming blocks: USA Action Extreme Team | USA Cartoon Express

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NBCUniversal

Part of Comcast

Streaming:
Peacock (Peacock Kids | Peacock Jr)

NBCU Telemundo Enterprises:
Telemundo | Universo | Telemundo Global Studios

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Universal Destinations & Experiences

Part of NBCUniversal (Comcast)

Resorts:
Universal Orlando Resort | Universal Beijing Resort

Upcoming:
Universal Kids Resort | Universal Epic Universe | Universal Horror Unleashed

Other:
Universal CityWalk | Universal Creative | Universal Express | Halloween Horror Nights

Former/Defunct/Cancelled:
Universal Studios Dubailand | Universal Studios Moscow | Universal Studios Port Adventura³ | Wet 'n Wild Orlando¹ | Universal Studios Korea

Notes:
¹ Part of Universal Orlando Resort.
² Part of Universal Beijing Resort.
³ Part of Universal Mediterranea.

Universal Destinations & Experiences (2023)

NBCUniversal News Group:
CNBC (World) | NBC News (NBC News Now | NBC News Radio²⁵) | NBCNews.com | MSNBC

Notes
¹Co-owned with Sony Pictures Entertainment and Lions Gate Entertainment Corporation.
²Co-owned with Hearst Corporation.
³Owns a minority share, InterMedia Partners owns a majority share.
⁴Co-owned with Corus Entertainment.
⁵NBCUniversal acquired some of ITC's assets when Universal Pictures merged with PolyGram, but ITV plc still owns ITC's films and shows.
⁶NBCUniversal has some of AFD's assets, but Vivendi now owns EMI's films and ITV plc owns ITC's films.
⁷Co-owned with Paramount Pictures.
⁸Joint venture with Ion Media Networks, DreamWorks Classics, Corus Entertainment and Scholastic.
⁹Joint venture with Warner Bros. Home Entertainment.
¹⁰Joint venture with Sony Pictures Entertainment.
¹¹Owned by Discovery Networks Latin America under brand license
¹²Co-owned with Participant, Entertainment One, Reliance Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group, and Alibaba Group.
¹³Co-owned with the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee.
¹⁴Co-owned with TV18.
¹⁵Co-owned with Trans Corp.
¹⁶Co-owned with The Walt Disney Company.
¹⁷Co-owned with Major League Baseball.
¹⁸Previously owned by Walmart.
¹⁹Sold its stake to Ion Media.
²⁰Joint venture with Pioneer Corporation.
²¹Co-owned with Dentsu.
²²Co-owned with Warner Bros. Discovery New Zealand.
²³Co-owned with Seven West Media.
²⁴GE sold to Westwood One.
²⁵In partnership with IHeartMedia, Inc.

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Paramount

Part of National Amusements

Home entertainment:
CBS Home Entertainment (CBS Blu-ray | CBS DVD) | Comedy Central Home Entertainment | Paramount Home Entertainment | Paramount Presents

Other channels: Aapka Colors² | CBS Sports Network

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Chilevisión

Part of Paramount

Other resources:
Mi CHV | Chilevisión Música | Chilevisión Live | Chilevisión Deportes

Notes:
¹Owned by Universidad de Chile (former owners of CHV), operating as a secondary channel.
²Local stations until 1993.
³Local version of The Voice, previously made by competitor Canal 13, under current license of ITV Studios.
⁴Under license of Fremantle.
⁵Under license of Venevisión.
⁶Under license of Cartoon Network (WarnerMedia).
⁷Local version of the game show The Alphabet Game.
⁸Co-production with Iguana Producciones.
⁹Under the licence of TVE.
¹⁰Under licence of Telefe.
¹¹Local version of the Big Brother program, currently licensed by Banijay.
¹²Alongside all the members of Anatel.
¹³Under online availability.

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Telefe

Part of Paramount

Former channels & assets
Canal 7 Jujuy | Canal 11 Lapacho | Canal 13 Rio Grande | Radio Continental

Defunct channels
Red de Noticias

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Paramount Networks UK & Australia

Part of Paramount

Nickelodeon:
UK & Ireland (Nicktoons | Nick Jr. | Nick Jr. Too)
Australia & New Zealand (Nick Jr. | NickMusic)

Comedy Central:
UK & Ireland² (Extra) | Australia & New Zealand

Other channels:
UK & Ireland:³ True Crime (Xtra) | Legend (Xtra)
Australia: CMT

Production companies:
United Kingdom: VIS UK
Australia: Network 10 Productions | 10 Peach Productions | 10 Bold Productions

Digital assets:
Paramount+⁴
United Kingdom: My5 | 5Prizes | Watch Free UK | True Crime UK
Australia: 10 Play | 10 Speaks

Other assets:
United Kingdom: (Milkshake! | 5 News)
Australia: (10 News First | 10 Sport | 10 Intensify)

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10 News First

Part of Network 10

Television News Stations
Sydney | Queensland | Melbourne | Adelaide | Perth

Midday | The Project | The Sunday Project

Upcoming
Late

¹Under license from Direct Group.
²Joint venture with Sky Group.
³Joint venture with AMC Networks International.
⁴Managed by Paramount Streaming.
⁵Joint venture with Travlr

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Viacom18

Part of TV18 (Reliance Industries Limited) and Paramount

Indian television channels:

Hindi: Entertainment: Colors ^HD and Colors Rishtey | Movies: Colors Cineplex ^HD, Colors Cineplex Superhits and Colors Cineplex Bollywood | Kids: Nickelodeon and Nickelodeon Sonic | Youth entertainment: MTV ^HD | Music: MTV Beats ^HD

English: Entertainment: Colors Infinity ^HD and Comedy Central ^HD | Music: VH1 ^HD | Kids: Nickelodeon HD+ and Nick Jr.

Sports: Sports18 1 ^HD | Sports18 Khel

Regional languages: Kannada: Colors Kannada ^HD, Colors Super and Colors Kannada Cinema | Bangla: Colors Bangla ^HD and Colors Bangla Cinema | Marathi: Colors Marathi ^HD | Tamil: Colors Tamil ^HD | Odia: Colors Odia | Gujarati: Colors Gujarati and Colors Gujarati Cinema

International channels:
United States: Aapka Colors ^HD

Defunct: TeenNick (programming block on Nick Jr.)

Upcoming channels: Bhojpuri: Rishtey Bhojpuri | Marathi: Colors Marathi Cinema

Video-on-demand: Voot (Voot Kids | Voot Select)
Film production: Viacom18 Motion Pictures
Television production: Viacom18 Studios
Digital content arm: Tipping Point Viacom18
Merchandise: Viacom18 Consumer Products
Live events: Viacom18 Integrated Network Solutions

Notes:
¹Joint venture with BeIN Media Group
²Co-owned with TV18
³Co-owned with NBCUniversal
⁵Co-owned with 20th Century Fox
⁶12.5% stake co-owned with Warner Bros. Discovery, the remaining 75% stake is owned by Nexstar Media Group.
⁷Joint-venture with Weigel Broadcasting
⁸Co-owned with Seoul Broadcasting System
⁹Co-owned with Corus Entertainment
¹⁰Co-owned with 1+1 Media
¹¹Co-owned with RTL Group
¹²Joint venture with AMC Networks International
¹³Joint venture with BBC
¹⁴Joint venture with Marvel Comics
¹⁵Co-owned with Grupo Abril from 1990 to 2009
¹⁶Co-owned with Viva Entertainment
¹⁷Joint venture with Hubbard Broadcasting
¹⁸Co-owned with Solar Entertainment
¹⁹51% owned by Westinghouse Broadcasting
²⁰Co-owned with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
²¹Joint venture with RTL Group
²²Co-owned with ABC
²³Joint venture with Comcast
²⁴Co-owned with Viaplay Group
²⁵Co-owned with CH Media

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 ==Madison Square Garden Sports Network==
 ===1977–1980===
-[[File:MSGNetwork1983.jpg|center|250px]]
+[[File:Madison Square Garden Network logo.svg|center|250px]]
+USA Network was originally established in 1977 as Madison Square Garden Sports Network (not to be confused with the similarily-named New York City-area regional sports network now simply known as the [[MSG Network]]).
-USA Network was originally established in 1977 as Madison Square Garden Sports Network.
 ==USA Network==
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 [[File:USA Network logo original.svg|center|200px]]
-USA Network launched on April 9, 1980. This logo has a red "USA" with a blue "NETWORK" below. A one-color version was used as well.
+On April 9, 1980, Madison Square Garden Sports Network was rebranded as the USA Network. This logo has a red "USA" with a blue "NETWORK" below set in the Futura Bold Condensed typeface. A one-color version was used as well.
 ===1996–1999===
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 A new look for the USA Network was introduced in June 1996. A blue star was added into the logo and a new typeface was introduced.
-===1999–2003===
+===1999–2002===
 [[File:USA Network SVG.svg|center|250px]]
+A new look for the USA Network was introduced in July 1999. The USA in this new logo had seven red stripes, and used the same typeface on the Studios USA, USA Broadcasting, USA Cable Entertainment and USA Films logos being used for only three years.
-===2003–2005===
+===2002–2005===
 [[File:USA Network 2004.svg|center|250px]]
-This less complicated logo only has five red stripes, instead of seven, as well as a different typeface. This logo was introduced in 2003, and was the shortest-lived, being used for only two years.
+This less complicated logo only has five red stripes, instead of seven, as well as a different typeface. This logo was introduced in 2002, and was the shortest-lived, being used for only three years.
 ===2005–present===
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 [[Category:Former ViacomCBS subsidiaries]]
 [[Category:Paramount Pictures]]
+[[Category:Barry Diller]]
+[[Category:Former Vivendi Universal subsidiaries]]
+[[Category:Former Seagram's subsidiaries]]
+[[Category:Seagram's]]
+[[Category:Vivendi Universal]]

Changes: USA Network

Revision as of 06:41, 10 May 2021

Madison Square Garden Sports Network

1977–1980

USA Network

1980–1996

1996–1999

1999–2002

2002–2005

2005–present