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| ==General interest== | ==General interest== | ||
| General interest men's channels are television channels that contain programming from diverse genres and categories that will appeal to the male population. Categories include, but are not limited to: Films, lifestyle, drama, action, reality TV, and talk shows. Other topics include cooking, travel, cars, sex, and sports. | General interest men's channels are television channels that contain programming from diverse genres and categories that will appeal to the male population. Categories include, but are not limited to: Films, lifestyle, drama, action, reality TV, and talk shows. Other topics include cooking, travel, cars, sex, and sports. | ||
| ===Examples of general interest male channels=== | |||
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| * ] (UK; rebranded by Channel 5 to take on the Paramount-owned ] name)<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.channel5.com/channels/5action|title=My5|website=www.channel5.com}}</ref> | |||
| * ] (Denmark) | |||
| * ] (Australia) | |||
| * ] (Australia) | |||
| * ] (Australia)-owned by Paramount | |||
| * ] (UK; defunct) | |||
| * ] (Lithuania) | |||
| * ] (Bulgaria) | |||
| * Canal+ Action (Czech Republic, Slovakia, Netherlands & Myanmar) | |||
| * ] (Africa) | |||
| * ] (Africa) | |||
| * Canal+ Ukishini (Ethiopia) | |||
| * ] (Philippines) | |||
| * ] (France) | |||
| * ] (Hungary) | |||
| * ] (EMEA)-owned by WBD | |||
| * ] (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania) | |||
| * ] (Israel; defunct) | |||
| * ] (Spain) | |||
| * Film Aksion (Albania) | |||
| * ] (Poland) | |||
| * ] (Latin America) | |||
| * ] (United States) | |||
| * ] (United States) | |||
| * ] (Hong Kong; defunct) | |||
| * ] (Italy) | |||
| * ] (UK) | |||
| * ] (Philippines; defunct) | |||
| * ] (Sweden) | |||
| * ] (Slovenia) | |||
| * ] (Finland) | |||
| * ] (Belgium) | |||
| * ] (Slovakia) | |||
| * ] (Norway) | |||
| * ] (Southeast Asia, South Africa) | |||
| * ] (New Zealand) | |||
| * ] (Slovakia) | |||
| * ] (United States) | |||
| * ] (Philippines; defunct) | |||
| * ] (MENA) | |||
| * ] (Spain) | |||
| * ] (Finland) | |||
| * ] (Germany) | |||
| * ] (Spain; defunct) | |||
| * ] (Czechia) | |||
| * ] (United States, rebranded with the Paramount-owned ] name) | |||
| * ] (Poland) | |||
| * ] (Germany) | |||
| * Prva Kick (Serbia, Montenegro) | |||
| * ] (UK, Ireland) | |||
| * ] (Netherlands) | |||
| * Tring Action HD (Albania) | |||
| * ] (United States; defunct) | |||
| * ] (Norway) | |||
| * ] (Denmark) | |||
| * ] (Swedish)-owned by Viaplay Group | |||
| * TV6 (], ], ]) | |||
| * ] (New Zealand) | |||
| * ] (South Korea; defunct) | |||
| * ] (Netherlands) | |||
| * ] (Belgium) | |||
| }} | |||
| ==Niche interest== | ==Niche interest== | ||
| Niche interest men's channels are television channels that contain programming with a specific genre, mainly that involving motoring, adult entertainment, and styling, though they are also subject to ] if their specific audience does not rate well to encompass a general audience that includes women. | Niche interest men's channels are television channels that contain programming with a specific genre, mainly that involving motoring, adult entertainment, and styling, though they are also subject to ] if their specific audience does not rate well to encompass a general audience that includes women. | ||
| ===Examples of men's interest niche channels=== | |||
| * ] (United States; defunct) | |||
| * ] - (Canada; now H2) | |||
| * ] (Indonesian; defunct) | |||
| * ] (UK; defunct) | |||
| * ] (United States, ])-owned by WBD | |||
| * ] (UK; defunct) | |||
| * ] (United States) | |||
| * ] (Czechia & Slovakia) | |||
| * ] (Romania) | |||
| * ] (France) | |||
| * ] (Poland) | |||
| ==References== | ==References== | ||
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A men's interest channel generally refers to either a television station, network or specialty channel that targets men as its main demographic; offering programs that appeal to the male population.
There are two types of male interest channels: general interest and niche interest.
General interest
General interest men's channels are television channels that contain programming from diverse genres and categories that will appeal to the male population. Categories include, but are not limited to: Films, lifestyle, drama, action, reality TV, and talk shows. Other topics include cooking, travel, cars, sex, and sports.
Examples of general interest male channels
- 5Action (UK; rebranded by Channel 5 to take on the Paramount-owned Paramount Network name)
- 6'eren (Denmark)
- 7mate (Australia)
- 9Rush (Australia)
- 10 Bold Drama (Australia)-owned by Paramount
- Bravo (UK; defunct)
- BTV (Lithuania)
- bTV Action (Bulgaria)
- Canal+ Action (Czech Republic, Slovakia, Netherlands & Myanmar)
- Canal+ Action Centre (Africa)
- Canal+ Action Ouest (Africa)
- Canal+ Ukishini (Ethiopia)
- Cine Mo! (Philippines)
- Ciné+ Frisson (France)
- Cool TV (Hungary)
- DMAX (EMEA)-owned by WBD
- Duo 5 (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania)
- EGO (Israel; defunct)
- Energy (Spain)
- Film Aksion (Albania)
- FilmBox Action (Poland)
- FX (Latin America)
- Grit (United States)
- Heroes & Icons (United States)
- His TV (Hong Kong; defunct)
- Italia 2 (Italy)
- ITV4 (UK)
- Jack City (Philippines; defunct)
- Kanal 9 (Sweden)
- Kanal A (Slovenia)
- Kutonen (Finland)
- Play6 (Belgium)
- JOJ PLUS (Slovakia)
- REX (Norway)
- Rock Action (Southeast Asia, South Africa)
- Rush (New Zealand)
- Markíza Dajto (Slovakia)
- MAVTV (United States)
- Maxxx (Philippines; defunct)
- MBC Action (MENA)
- Mega (Spain)
- MTV Max (Finland)
- Nitro (Germany)
- Nitro (Spain; defunct)
- Nova Action (Czechia)
- Spike (United States, rebranded with the Paramount-owned Paramount Network name)
- Polsat Play (Poland)
- ProSieben Maxx (Germany)
- Prva Kick (Serbia, Montenegro)
- Quest (UK, Ireland)
- RTL 7 (Netherlands)
- Tring Action HD (Albania)
- Tuff TV (United States; defunct)
- TV3+ (Norway)
- TV3 Max (Denmark)
- TV6 (Swedish)-owned by Viaplay Group
- TV6 (Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia)
- TVNZ Duke (New Zealand)
- XtvN (South Korea; defunct)
- Veronica (Netherlands)
- VTM 4 (Belgium)
Niche interest
Niche interest men's channels are television channels that contain programming with a specific genre, mainly that involving motoring, adult entertainment, and styling, though they are also subject to channel drift if their specific audience does not rate well to encompass a general audience that includes women.
Examples of men's interest niche channels
- Esquire Network (United States; defunct)
- MenTV - (Canada; now H2)
- Male (Indonesian; defunct)
- Men & Motors (UK; defunct)
- Motor Trend (United States, Italy)-owned by WBD
- Nuts TV (UK; defunct)
- Playboy TV (United States)
- Prima Cool (Czechia & Slovakia)
- Pro Arena (Romania)
- RMC Découverte (France)
- TVN Turbo (Poland)
References
- "My5". www.channel5.com.
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