MTV International
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MTV International, also known as Music Television International and MTVI was the internet-based international version of
Launched on August 17, 2006, the purpose of the channel was to give commercial-free music videos, once the original MTV had started concentrating on shows unrelated to music videos or music-related programming. MTV International also aired music-related specials and a few non-musical programs aimed at viewers in their teens and young adults.
History
MTV International's first music video to air was
MTV International featured VJs and languages from different MTV channels around the globe. MTV International also showed music video specials such as "MTVI's Cool Christmas","MTV AVMA Week", "MTV VMAJ Week", and "MTV VMA Week" which played music videos based on subjects such as Christmas,
The channel started to air more shows as its popularity grew. Some were uploaded without permission to Internet video website
Music Television International shut down on June 22, 2007, after the channel was receiving few viewers. The channel still broadcast over
Shows/programming
- Pop Block
- Rock Block (formerly known as MTV's Rock On!)
- Drake & Josh
- VH1 International Block
- Jump Start
- All Access
- I Got a Rocket...
- Wake-Up Video
- After Hours
- MTVI's Cafe
- Fresh New Music
- MTV Urban Beats (never premiered)
- Breakfast Club
- Sunrise Videos
- Sunset Videos
- Morning Videos
- Afternoon Videos
- NITE CLUB
- Late Nite
- PLAYLIST
- Top 20
- MTVI's World Express Chat Countdown
- US Top 20 (MTV America version) (also MTVI's version of VSpot Top 20 Countdown)
- MTV Canada's Top 5 (MTVI version)
- MTV Korea's Top 5 (MTVI version)
- Top Choice (International version)
- Amp (International version)
- Block of Music Videos (formerly known as Music Videos)
- MTV LIVE (International version)
- Making the Video (International version)
- MTVI VMA Week
- MTVI AVMA Week
- MTVI VMAJ Week
- Super GALS! (never premiered)
- Samurai Champloo (never premiered)
- VH1 on MTVI (never premiered)
- Top International 30
See also
- MTV Networks
- List of MTV channels
- MySpace
- Viacom
References
- ^ "How MTV Handled Accusations of Racism and Became More Inclusive". LiveAbout. Retrieved 2022-09-28.
- ^ "Bhavneet Singh is Managing Director and Executive Vice President, Emerging Markets, MTV Networks International (MTVNI)". theguardian.com. Retrieved 31 July 2023.