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Revision as of 04:16, 21 December 2009
| Country | Australia |
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| Owner | MTV Networks Australia |
TMF Australia, which is owned by MTV Networks Australia, was soft-launched in April 2007 on the Optus Television pay TV service and will allow viewers to interact with the channel via the web and mobile (3G Network) commencing on June 22, 2007. Unlike sister channel MTV, the channel only plays music related programming. The channel is said to be picked up by cable TV providers Foxtel and Austar as a standalone channel soon, But is currently available on the interactive My MTV Service[1] [2]
Shows
- Study Free Zone
- Booty Beats
- Daily Downloads
- Top 6 at 6
- Eye Candy
- Snitch and B*tch
- Fresh New Ones
- TMF Top 20 Download
- TMF X2
- Top 20 Theme:
- Top 20 Australian Charts
- Top 20 Pop
- Top 20 Rock
- Top 20 Urban
- Ultimate Top 100
- Vidcast - Videos that are created by viewers on mobile phones and are aired on the show [3].
References
- ^ "Viewer Vision for MTV Music Factory". The Music Network. 2007-06-06.
- ^ "MTV to launch new channel in Australia". TheWest.com.au. 2007-05-25.
- ^ "Optus asks, "Are you ready for Participation TV Australia?"". optus.com.au. 2008-01-21.