Multimedios Televisión facts for kids
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Country | México |
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Broadcast area | North America |
Programming | |
Language(s) | Spanish |
Ownership | |
Owner | Grupo Multimedios |
Sister channels | Teleritmo |
History | |
Former names | Canal 12 (1968-2002) Multimedios Television (2002-2020) |
Availability | |
Cable | |
DirecTV (USA) | Channel 412 |
Dish Network (USA) | Channel 831 |
Spectrum | Channel 843 (HD) |
IPTV | |
AT&T U-verse | Channel 3065 |
Verizon FiOS | Channel 1511 (HD) Channel 1516 (SD) |
Sling TV | Internet protocol television |
Streaming media | |
AT&T TV | Channel 412 |
Multimedios Television is a popular television channel from México. It is owned by a company called Grupo Multimedios. This channel broadcasts programs in Spanish and reaches viewers across North America. It's known for showing a variety of shows, including news, sports, and entertainment.
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How Multimedios Television Reaches Viewers
Multimedios Television has grown a lot over the years. It started as "Canal 12" in 1968. Later, it changed its name to Multimedios Television. The channel uses different ways to get its programs to homes.
Cable and Satellite Access
The channel became available on many cable and satellite TV services. This helped more people watch its shows.
Expanding to New Cable Systems
On November 11, 2014, Multimedios Television began to be available through Spectrum cable systems. This was a big step for the channel.
Joining More TV Providers
In January 2015, the channel was added to Verizon FiOS. This meant even more homes could tune in. On May 15, 2016, DirecTV also started carrying Multimedios Television. Then, on April 2, 2018, it became available on Dish Network.
Online Streaming Options
As technology changed, Multimedios Television also became available online. In August 2019, it was added to AT&T TV. This allows people to watch the channel using the internet, often on their computers, phones, or smart TVs.
What Kind of Shows Does Multimedios Television Have?
Multimedios Television offers a mix of programs for its audience. This includes local news from Mexico, sports events, and fun entertainment shows. It also has a sister channel called Teleritmo, which focuses on music.
See also
In Spanish: Canal 6 (México) para niños