National Roll-Out of Multimedios TV, Milenio TV & Teleritmo on Verizon 

 MIAMI (December 13, 2011) – Grupo Multimedios has signed an agreement with Verizon for the company’s FiOS TV service to carry all three of Multimedios’ channels.

 The three networks will become available to Verizon FiOS TV’s 3.5 million residential and business customers nationwide beginning on December 15, 2011 – 24/7 news network Milenio Television on channel #1550, entertainment and family channel Multimedios Television on channel #1550 and Regional Mexican Music channel Teleritmo on channel #1666.

 “Verizon FiOS TV is committed to providing the very best in multicultural entertainment, and the Multimedios networks offer a nice addition to our growing channel lineup,” said Terry Denson, Vice President of content strategy and acquisition for Verizon.  “The new channels will certainly enhance the viewing experience for our customers.”

 This is the first time that Grupo Multimedios’ three channels have gone live simultaneously on a TV provider.

 In Mexico, the 24/7 news network Milenio Television trounces direct competitors and during periods of high engagement with the news, Milenio Television periodically tops all cable and satellite channels. Centered on an hourly breaking-news cycle, Milenio Television constantly offers fresh content and experienced reporting from its nationwide team of reporters.

 The agreement with Verizon FiOS was negotiated by Gustavo Mena, a former distribution executive at CBS Cable and Telemundo/NBC who handles Multimedios’ cable and satellite distribution in the U.S. “Over 63% of Hispanics are of Mexican origin, and Multimedios, one of the best sources of original broadcast quality programming from Mexico is extremely pleased to partner with Verizon Fios TV in reaching so many families across America,” said Gustavo Mena.

 With over two-thirds of U.S. Latinos, the fastest-growing segment of the U.S. population, being of Mexican heritage, Multimedios TV is plugged in to a long-term growth story.

 Recently making headlines with its must-watch series Méteme Gol (Score Me a Goal), Multimedios Television delivers all-original programming for every age group. From kids’ shows to fashion to comedies, Multimedios Television makes viewers feel “as if you were in Mexico.”

 A trusted name in Mexico for generations, Grupo Multimedios began making its much-anticipated U.S. rollout in 2009, with launches at major cable systems in San Francisco, Chicago, Houston and Boston, among others. The momentum continued in 2010 with additions in Los Angeles, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Dallas, San Antonio, Austin and El Paso, plus many more. As cable systems retooled their Spanish-language lineups to match what viewers were demanding, Grupo Multimedios’ channels rose to the top of their must-add list.

 Following an October 2011 launch of Multimedios TV on Cablevision, Verizon Fios TV joins the growing list of Multimedios Networks distribution partners that include Comcast, Time Warner Cable, Cox Communications, Charter Communications, and AT&T U-verse.

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Broadcasting news, entertainment, sports, fashion and children’s programming from its home base inMexico’s industrial capital ofMonterrey, Multimedios TV is a ratings powerhouse in northernMexicoand is highly sought-after by Hispanics living in theU.S.

Responsive to its customers, Cablevision has chosen Multimedios TV as a key part of its expanded Spanish-language offerings to its growing Hispanic subscriber base.

“We are very pleased to add Multimedios to Cablevision’s iO en español.  Our very popular Spanish-language digital cable package with 45 channels has something entertaining and informative for all household members.  iO en español provides extensive programming from local sports to popular telenovelas, and includes shows for everyone in the house from preschoolers to parents. Multimedios will bring even more value to our viewers,” said Bradley Feldman, Cablevision’s vice president, video product management.

In addition to Multimedios TV the agreement gives Cablevision the right to carry all three Multimedios Networks channels including – 24/7 Mexican news network Milenio Television, and Regional Mexican Music channel TeleRitmo.

Recently making headlines with its must-see series Méteme Gol (Score Me a Goal), one of the most tweeted shows inMexico, Multimedios TV delivers all-original programming for every age group. From kids’ shows to fashion to comedies, subscribers on this side of the border are eager to see the same programs that their family and friends inMexico are watching and Multimedios TV makes viewers feel “as if you were inMexico.”

With over two-thirds of U.S. Latinos, the fastest-growing segment of theU.S.population, being of Mexican heritage, Multimedios TV is plugged in to a long-term growth story.

“Over 63% of Hispanics are of Mexican origin, and Multimedios, one of the best sources of broadcast quality programming from Mexico is extremely pleased to partner with Cablevision in reaching so many families in the New York tri-state area,” saidGustavo Mena, a former distribution executive at CBS Cable and Telemundo/NBC who handles Multimedios’ cable and satellite distribution in the U.S., in a statement.

Cablevision joins the growing list of Multimedios Networks distribution partners that include Comcast, Time Warner Cable, Cox Communications, Charter Communications, AT&T U-verse and Verizon Fios TV.

Mexican Network Bows On MSO Systems Serving California, Tennessee, Louisiana

Mike Reynolds — Multichannel News, 3/12/2011 8:56:00 AM

Charter has rolled out Multimedios Television on its systems in California, Tennessee and Louisiana.

The MSO’s rollout of Mexico’s third-largest television network began on March 8 in the Golden State markets of Long Beach, Riverside, San Bernardino, Whittier, San Gabriel Valley, Cerrito and Big Bear, among others.

“We understand the importance of making culturally relevant programming available to our Hispanic customers and Multimedios Television will certainly enhance their viewing experience,” said Ester Soria, Charter’s marketing manager for multicultural programming in California, in a statement. “This is programming the entire family can and will enjoy.”

In Tennessee, Charter launched the service, which features such fare as Meteme Gol (Score Me a Goal) and Mitad y Mitad (The Other Half) in 21 communities in the central and western portions of the state, including Jackson, Columbia, Lawrenceburg and Lewisburg.

Charter subscribers in southernLouisiana can now receive Multimedios TV, in such communities as Hammond, Eunice, Jennings, Opelousas, as well as the New Orleans suburbs of Slidell and Covington.

Deal terms were not disclosed.

“Multimedios is thrilled about the new launches and is extremely pleased to partner with Charter Communications in reaching so many families inCaliforniaand across theUnited States,” said Gustavo Mena, a former distribution executive at CBS Cable and Telemundo/NBC, who is handling affiliate relations for the Mexican service in the States, in a statement.

Multimedios Television also has affiliate pacts with Comcast, Time Warner Cable, Cox Communications, AT&T U-verse and Verizon Fios.

http://www.multichannel.com/article/465158-Multimedios_Television_Continues_U_S_Expansion_With_Charter_Launches.php

Multimedios ramps up its Coast-to-Coast Roll-Out with New Deals

Net Debuts HD Channels

MIAMI (February 1, 2011) – On the heels of 2010 that saw Multimedios Networks close new carriage agreements with Cox Communications, AT&T U-verse, Verizon Fios and Charter Communications, the Mexican media conglomerate is poised to ramp up its coast-to-coast roll-out in 2011.

Beginning in April 2011, Multimedios’ family oriented general entertainment channel Multimedios Television and its top rated 24/7 news channel Milenio Television will be offered in High-Def.

Gustavo Mena, a former distribution executive at CBS Cable and Telemundo/NBC who handles Multimedios’ cable and satellite distribution in the U.S., says the new deals position the net for continued growth: “We had a great 2010, closing deals with Cox, Charter, AT&T and Verizon and are happy to welcome our new distribution partners that join Comcast and Time Warner Cable… we are thrilled about the exciting new launches that are taking place on a local and national level during 2011.”

Multimedios three nets that includes Multimedios Television, Milenio Television and Teleritmo, the only music channel in the market that is produced and transmitted from Monterrey, the capital of Mexican regional music, target Mexicans, the largest and fastest growing demographic that comprises over 70% of the Hispanic population in the U.S. market.

Following launches by Comcast and Time Warner Cable in major markets throughout the country, in 2010 Multimedios also launched on TWC systems in New York and New Jersey and nationally on AT&T U-verse. Multimedios is now available in 9 of the top 10 Hispanic Television markets.  

The new HD programming includes the daily live morning women-centric “Vivalavi” featuring celebrity interviews, beauty, health and music; and “Milenio Noticias con Ciro Gómez Leyva” one of the highest rated cable news shows in Mexico. 

Multimedios Networks are part of Grupo Multimedios, the third-largest producer of original Spanish-language programming in Mexico. The Mexican media conglomerate includes 37 AM and FM radio stations; 9 broadcast TV stations; three TV networks; a 300,000-subscriber triple play cable operator; 12 local, regional and national newspapers; a pair of national magazines; outdoor advertising; music concert venues, and amusement parks.

Vivalavi

IT’S OFFICIAL!

MULTIMEDIOS TELEVISION

Is now available on Channel 898 on Time Warner Cable systems in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Hudson Valley, Mount Vernon, Staten Island and New Jersey!!

Multimedios Networks are now in 8 of the top 10 Hispanic DMA’s.

AS IF YOU WERE IN MEXICO … COMO SI ESTUVIERAS EN MEXICO

A 100% Family, 100% Original, 100% Mexican, Spanish-Language Television Network

Targeting The Fastest Growing Demographic From Coast-to-Coast

About Multimedios Networks:

Multimedios Television Networks are part of Grupo Multimedios, in operation since 1933, the third-largest producer of original Spanish-language programming in Mexico. The Mexican media conglomerate includes: 37 AM and FM radio stations; nine broadcast TV stations; a 200,000-subscriber triple-play cable operator offering television, broadband and telephony; 12 local, regional and national newspapers; two national magazines; outdoor advertising; music concert venues; amusement parks; music and talk radio network La Caliente Radio Network available for U.S. distribution; and three satellite transmitted 100% Family, 100% Original, 100% Mexican television networks distributed in the U.S. market: General Entertainment Network Multimedios Television, 24/7 News Network Milenio Television and Music TV Network TeleRitmo.

The Nielsen Ratings are in and the 2010 Super Bowl ratings make it the most watched television program in history. Super Bowl XLIV had 106.5 million viewers according to Nielsen Media.

After a 40 year history of being one of the most losing franchises in professional football the New Orleans Saints became the 2010 Super Bowl Champions and, it was a spectacular game, absolutely magical, inspiring and a true Rocky Balboa only-in-America, come-up-from-behind kind of story.

Four years ago New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees, who was himself recovering from a career threatening shoulder injury, accepted the offer to go to New Orleans from San Diego. He found a common bond with a city that was recovering from Katrina.

On camera, immediately after the game, when a CBS correspondent asked Brees how they were able to pull off this come-back, he said “We just believed in ourselves, we knew that we had an entire city, maybe an entire country behind us … it was all meant to be, it was destiny… God is great!”

I grew up in uptown New Orleans, attended St. Francis of Assisi grammar school on State Street, De La Salle High School and Loyola University on St. Charles Avenue, and the University of New Orleans (UNO) at the lakefront.

Last week prior to Sunday’s game I was in a business meeting in New York City with executives of a one of the leading cable TV companies. Someone asked me who I liked in the Super Bowl and I said “I grew up in New Orleans, I want the Saints to win… I have family there, they fled Katrina, returned, rebuilt their homes but are still angry and bitter about the failed rescue response and aftermath… more than anything else winning the Super Bowl will give the city a much needed lift in morale.”

Just like the city’s star celebrity’s Ellen Degeneres, Harry Connick Jr, Wynton Marsalis and just about anyone else who has ever lived there, I love New Orleans.

I return at least twice a year to my hometown, typically for Thanksgiving or Christmas and for the Jazz Festival. I love the French Quarter and I love walking with my family under the canopy of centuries old oak trees draped in Spanish moss in Audubon Park. I love eating Cajun style food, listening to great music at Tipitinas and Snug Harbor, and drinking pitchers of local beer with my brothers at Cooder Browns. I love having early morning coffee with my wife at La Madeline’s French bakery where St. Charles and Carrolton Avenue meet.  

For its colorful centuries old history and for its local color New Orleans is truly in a class of its own. There is nothing like New Orleans, it is indeed a national treasure … I just love it and based on the history making Nielsen Ratings of the 2010 Super Bowl so does America!

Winning the Super Bowl has huge significance for a city that had still not gotten over the devastation of Katrina. When Saints owner Tom Benson, accepted the Super Bowl trophy, he hoisted it over his head and shouted “New Orleans is back, Louisiana is back!”

Interviewed by Shepard Smith of Fox News, Louisiana Senator David Vitter (Rep) said that the Saints Super Bowl win was much more than winning a football championship, “… it is a spiritual revival for New Orleans, the Saints had lost for so long, many of us questioned in our sub-conscious if we could ever be winners, after Katrina many wondered if the city would ever rebuild, this victory answers all of that in resounding tones!”

Watching the game with my wife and kids in our Miami home, we let out shouts of joy as Saints cornerback Tracy Porter (#22) intercepted a Peyton Manning pass in the 4^th Quarter and raced to a triumphant touchdown that sealed the Saints 31-17 victory over the Colts… it was awesome!

The next morning my 11 and 13 year old kids proudly wore their New Orleans Saints jerseys to school. 

I am really happy that New Orleans now has the opportunity to move forward and leave the Katrina anger and bitterness behind… that New Orleans has something else to talk about… something that is truly positive, uplifting and inspiring… the New Orleans Saints, like the City of New Orleans, are the Super Bowl Champions, have defied all odds and are true winners!

Bravo Saints!!

Bravo New Orleans!!!

 This year Multimedios Networks have launched in 7 of the top 10 Hispanic DMA’s: Dallas/Ft. Worth, Houston, Chicago, San Francisco, San Antonio, Harlingen/Brownsville/McAllen, and now… Los Angeles!!

In January 2009 Time Warner Cable launched Multimedios Television on digital basic throughout the Texas Region including the above and Austin; El Paso; Corpus Christi; Waco; Port Arthur and the Golden Triangle area and others. Comcast is completing the Multimedios Television and TeleRitmo “roll-out” on its systems in northern California, Washington and Oregon and also launched the networks in Detroit and Boston.

Multimedios has been a great success in those markets and will be for all operators whose footprint covers the fastest growing demo in the US: your core Mexican demographic.

Multimedios offers:

-        100% Original, 100% Mexican Programming

-        From the 2^nd largest media group and the 3^rd largest programming producer in Mexico.

-        Experience: Successfully operating newspapers, radio and TV for nearly 80 years, Multimedios knows and understands its core Mexican audience.

-        Brand: High brand awareness among Mexican audiences on both sides of the border.

-        Stars: Well known Mexican stars and TV personalities.

-        Mexican Triple Play:  General Entertainment – Multimedios Television; News Network – Milenio Television; Music Network – TeleRitmo

-        Ratings Success: Multimedios Television regularly beats Televisa and TV Azteca in the ratings; Milenio Television regularly beats CNN en Español and Teleformula.

-        Mexican Demo: Multimedios programming is effective in targeting the Mexican demographic.

-        VOD: 500 hrs of Children’s Programming; 500 hrs of “Lucha Libre” (Professional Wrestling)

-        Marketing Support: Proactive on-the-ground promotional events targeting local Mexican residents; live transmission of its shows; celebrity meet-and-greets; marketing dollars for direct mail, print and radio campaigns.

-        Radio:  Multimedios operates full power radio stations along the US border including Tijuana that covers San Diego. Multimedios “La Caliente” radio network is available for digital distribution.

-        Influence: Multimedios influence by way of its media businesses covers all of Mexico,

 Below is the Nov 18, 2009 Multichannel News story by journalist Laura Martinez:

Multimedios Television Launches On Time

Warner Cable Los Angeles

Network Part Of El Paquetazo, El Paquetazo Dos Packages

Laura Martinez — Multichannel News, 11/18/2009 11:26:33 AM

Multimedios Television, the Monterrey, Mexico-based TV network, has rolled out its service onto Time Warner Cable system in Los Angeles, the nation’s largest Hispanic market. Multimedios, now available on channel 804, joins Time Warner Cable’s El Paquetazo and El Paquetazo Dos programming tiers.

The deal for Multimedios, terms of which were not disclosed, follows Multimedios and sister music channel TeleRitmo’s recent roll out on Comcast systems in San Jose, Oregon, Detroit and Washington State.

“This has been a very good year for us, as we’ve been able to launch our networks from coast to coast,” says Gustavo Mena, who handles Multimedios Television’s cable and satellite distribution in the U.S. Nationwide, Multimedios is available in over 1 million U.S. households.

Multimedios Television, a privately held company, is also close to striking a deal with Comcast for carriage of Milenio Televisión, a 24/7 all Spanish-language news network, which premiered October 2008 in Mexico. According to Mena, the deal will be finalized as soon as this week.

In addition to its continuing carriage negotiations, Multimedios Television is offering MSOs over 1,000 hours of programming available for VOD, including 500 hours of original children’s programming and an additional 500 hours of Lucha libre (wrestling), hailing from the company’s own wrestling stadium in Monterrey, la Arena Coliseo.

http://www.multichannel.com/article/389669-Multimedios_Television_Launches_On_Time_Warner_Cable_Los_Angeles.php?nid=2386&source=title&rid=16298918

About Multimedios Networks:

Multimedios Television Networks are part of Grupo Multimedios, the third-largest producer of original Spanish-language programming in Mexico. The Mexican media conglomerates’ assets include: 37 AM and FM radio stations; nine broadcast TV stations; a 150,000-subscriber triple-play cable operator that offers television, broadband and telephony; 12 local, regional and national newspapers; two national magazines; outdoor advertising; music concert venues, amusement parks; radio network La Caliente Radio Network; and three satellite transmitted television networks distributed in the U.S. market: General Entertainment Multimedios Television, News Network Milenio Television and Music Channel TeleRitmo.

Working with a Grammy winning production team in Los Angeles, 18 year old Brianna de Alba releases her new single “When We Believe”, written, co-produced and performed by the artist.

“‘When We Believe’ is an up-tempo, feel-good song,” Brianna de Alba says. Its hook features the phrase, “LOVE LIFE, DREAM BIG, LIVE WELL”.

Check out “‘When We Believe”…

When We Believe

Brianna performed “When We Believe” for the first time on Saturday, October 10 in Clovis, California while headlining Jeans Bring Dreams, a tween-teen oriented, socially conscious concert series.  The 2009-2010 Jeans Bring Dreams concert tour in California includes five dates in Los Angeles as well as shows in Hollywood, Santa Barbara, Del Mar, San Ramon and Santa Cruz.

Among a show line-up that includes Nickelodeon and Disney talents, Brianna de Alba is the only Hispanic-American artist performing in the Jeans Bring Dreams concert tour. She’ll be introducing several of her original songs, including “When We Believe”,  the theme song for the Jeans Bring Dreams campaign.

Jeans Bring Dreams encourages young people ages 8 to 19 to help the less fortunate by donating a pair of their gently worn jeans at the events. All proceeds from the online sale of “When We Believe” will be donated to charitable causes.

Support a good cause and a positive message for our tweens and teens. If you are in California, take your young kids to the Jeans Bring Dreams shows.

For more info contact: magda@unoentertainment.com
www.jeansbringdreams.com
www.briannadealba.com
www.myspace.com/briannadealba.com

 Yesterday at 7:50 am on the way to St. Peter & Paul School,  I turned to Magda, my partner in UNO and my partner in  life, a career music marketing executive (Universal, Warner, EMI) who has developed and worked with some of the biggest artists in the business, and said in a flash of universe-type of insight that you can’t explain, but that you know is absolutely true… “Brianna is going to EXPLODE!”.

At that point our 12 and 10 year old Disney/Nickleodeon reared kids sitting in the back seat of the Ford Expedition burst out with incredulous  laughter… “BRIANNA (who they LOVE) IS GOING TO EXPLODE???”… and I said, “Yeah Brianna is a MONSTER”… and they howled some more.

What I meant to say is that Brianna de Alba is a beautiful, charismatic and hugely talented singer-songwriter-actress that given the right platform, given the fact that she is truly representative of the nation’s fastest growing demo… US-born English-speaking 2nd generation Hispanic (Mexican)-American tweens and teens… will EXPLODE into the HUGE POP ARTIST and MEDIA STAR that is her destiny.

And that’s all I have to say about that… check out Brianna de Alba for yourself.

- Gustavo Mena, CEO UNO Entertainment

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

September 24, 2009

 Teenager Brianna de Alba takes center stage in a tween-teen concert tour 

UNO Entertainment gives us a live preview of a prolific, singer-songwriter-actress who has exciting projects in the works 

 America’s next Great Generation – today’s tweens and teens – is impressive in many ways. Previous generations came of age with angst, anger, or apathy… but the Millennials are different. They serve their country, study hard, volunteer, and help out their communities.

Teen singer and actress Brianna de Alba, represents all that’s inspiring about young America. She’s always had a passion for songwriting, and she dedicates herself to following her creative sensitivity and perfecting her craft. She’s got sharp fashion style, a positive attitude and a family-centered outlook.

With her dedication to others, she’s proud to be headlining Jeans Bring Dreams, a tween-teen oriented, socially conscious concert series with the first event taking place on Saturday, October 10 in Clovis, California.

The 2009-2010 Jeans Bring Dreams concert tour in California includes five dates in Los Angeles as well as shows in Hollywood, Santa Barbara, Del Mar, San Ramon and Santa Cruz.

Among a show line-up that includes Nickelodeon and Disney talents, Brianna de Alba is the only Hispanic-American artist performing at this event. She’ll be introducing several of her original songs, including “When We Believe,” the theme song for the Jeans Bring Dreams campaign.

Jeans Bring Dreams encourages young people ages 8 to 19 to help the less fortunate by donating a pair of their gently worn jeans at the event. Kids who donate will get exclusive access to the Meet & Greet area for pictures and autographs with the performers.

“‘When We Believe’ is an up-tempo, feel-good song,” Brianna de Alba says. Its hook features the phrase, “there’s strength in numbers when we believe/what we dream we can achieve.”

“We are indeed very pleased to have found such a talented California born teen representing the Hispanic community – Brianna de Alba; at a time where inspiration and direction are much needed. Her contribution in writing the theme song for Jeans Bring Dreams represents the mission and purpose for our concert series very well. It is a great honor to work with her and her team.” says Dina Thomas-Virrueta, president and founder of Dekoposh, Inc. producer of the Jeans Bring Dreams concert series.

Brianna is also now in pre-production on an upcoming high-school comedy/drama TV series that features an ensemble teenage cast. We can’t tell you the show’s name or who her collaborators are just yet, but the series producers, directors and writers are top talents in the business and some exciting announcements are coming.

Many of Brianna de Alba’s songs are slated to be used in the TV series, and some of the episodes are being written around the stories in her songs. “I’ve written about 30 songs in the past year,” she says, adding that the gift of songwriting comes at the price of feeling emotions very powerfully.

The TV series will provide a humoristic/realistic look into the lives of young teens that are attending a top performing-arts academy and going through the daily emotional roller-coaster that is adolescent life. 

Tall, poised and confident, Brianna de Alba is the daughter of Mexican immigrants and has much in common with the fastest growing segment of the population, young US born Hispanic-American tweens and teens.

Don’t miss this chance to see a star in the making at one of her first headlining concerts.

For Brianna de Alba’s high resolution photos, original music,  videos, see:

www.myspace.com/briannadealba

www.facebook.com/briannadealba

http://twitter.com/briannadealba

www.uno1one.com/profile/brianna

www.briannadealba.com

www.jeansbringdreams.com

 About UNO Entertainment:

UNO Entertainment distributes and produces multimedia content. UNO targets the general market with English-language Hispanic themed artists, music, television, film, clothing, products and services  at a time when an exploding generation of Hispanic-Americans are emerging as a force that is affecting music, television, movies, fashion, advertising, slang and just about everything else in American pop culture.

Magda Mena

UNO Entertainment

Tel: 305.321.6857

Fax: 305.285.5546

magda@unoentertainment.com

www.unoentertainment.com

MULTIMEDIOS NETWORKS

ON COMCAST OREGON AND COMCAST WASHINGTON CABLE SYSTEMS 

Comcast Debuts 32 More HD Networks In Oregon, Southwest Washington

Todd Spangler — Multichannel News, 9/1/2009 4:07:20 PM EDT

Comcast launched 32 new high-definition channels in the Oregon and southwest Washington market, to bring its HD lineup to more than 100 in the region.

The operator also is offering 23 new Spanish-language channels, five new standard-definition channels and four international premium channels.

Comcast hit 101 HD channels in the Seattle area in July, and said it would expand the lineup to the rest of the state through the end of 2009.

According to Comcast, the new programming is being delivered in bandwidth freed up by Project Cavalry, which uses low-cost digital transport adapters to let basic subscribers view digital programming on analog TV sets.

“Our high-definition content has exploded in the past year, and we hear from customers that it is exactly what they want from us as more consumers make the switch to HD,” Curt Henninger, Comcast’s regional senior vice president for Comcast of Oregon and SW Washington, said in a statement. “In addition, our ability to offer more and more niche programming provides viewers with the ability to watch shows more closely aligned with their interests.”

The 32 new HD channels are: the Outdoor Channel HD, Tennis Channel HD, CBS College Sports HD, Big Ten Network HD, ESPNU HD, NBA TV HD, Headline News HD, TruTV HD, BET HD, Comedy Central HD, CMT HD, VH1 HD, MTV HD, TCM HD, MSNBC HD, Starz Edge HD, Starz Kids & Family HD, Starz Comedy HD, HBO2 HD, HBO Signature HD, HBO Family HD, HBO Latino HD, HBO Comedy HD, HBO Zone HD, More MAX HD, Action MAX HD, Thriller MAX HD, Showtime 2 HD, Showtime Showcase HD, Showtime Extreme HD, TMC HD, and TMC Xtra HD.

Comcast also is launching Hallmark Movie Channel, Ovation, Retirement Living, C-SPAN 3 and Sportsman Channel; it launched ESPNU in August.

The Spanish-language channels include TeleFutura, Estrella TV (Portland DMA only), Utilisima, HITN, Canal52MX, Mexicanal, MULTIMEDIOS, TVE, WAPA America, AYM Sports, SUR Mexico, TeleFormula, Gran Cine, De Pelicula, De Pelicula Classico, HTV Musica, TeleHit, RitmoSon Latino, TELERITMO, Bandamax, EWTN en Espanol, La Familia and TBN Enlace.

Comcast’s new international premium channels are TV Japan, SBTN (Vietnamese), TV5 Monde (French) and GMA Pinoy TV (Filipino).

http://www.multichannel.com/article/339172-Comcast_Debuts_32_More_HD_Networks_In_Oregon_Southwest_Washington.php

About Multimedios Networks:

Multimedios Television Networks are part of Grupo Multimedios, the third-largest producer of original Spanish-language programming in Mexico. The Mexican media conglomerate’s assets include: 37 AM and FM radio stations; nine broadcast TV stations; a 150,000-subscriber triple-play cable system that offers television, broadband and telephony; 12 local, regional and national newspapers; two national magazines; outdoor advertising; music concert venues, amusement parks; radio network La Caliente Radio Network and three television networks all distributed in the U.S. market: General Entertainment Multimedios Television, News Network Milenio Television and Music Channel TeleRitmo.

Gustavo Mena
Multimedios Television, Milenio Television, TeleRitmo
Cell: 305.496-3733
Nextel: 158*117*31473
gmena@unoentertainment.com
UNO Entertainnment

Multimedios Television
Milenio Television
TeleRitmo