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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Channel | | | | |  Channel: Encyclopedia II - Channel V - Channel [V] ThailandChannel [V] Thailand is a joint-venture between STAR and Broadcasting Network Thailand (BNT). It is now available exclusively on Thailand's main pay-TV platform, UBC. It is a popular channel for Thai youths and its VJs are well-known celebrities (VJ Paula Taylor, VJ Voonsen, VJ Ja, VJ Nadia, etc.) Under management of Mr. Tanawat Wansom (Managing Director), the channel plans to expan into multimedia, ...
See also:Channel V, Channel V - Channel [V] International, Channel V - V, Channel V - Channel [V] Australia, Channel V - Channel [V] India, Channel V - Current VJ's, Channel V - Gone but not forgotten, Channel V - Channel [V] Thailand, Channel V - Channel [V] Philippines, Channel V - Other Channel [V]s Read more here: » Channel V: Encyclopedia II - Channel V - Channel [V] Thailand |
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| | | | | Channel: Encyclopedia II - Channel V - Channel [V] Australia Arguably the most popular Australian cable television music channel, and also the newest (and second-biggest) Channel [V] channel. It is available on Foxtel, Optus TV and Austar. It is targeted at the youth market, and plays both mainstream and alternative music.
Hosts of various segments include:
Andrew G
James Mathison
Jabba
Maya Jupiter
Yumi Stynes
Danny Clayton
Stephen Bourke
Channel [V] supported the Channel [V] Detour, a skate and music tour ...
See also:Channel V, Channel V - Channel [V] International, Channel V - V, Channel V - Channel [V] Australia, Channel V - Channel [V] India, Channel V - Current VJ's, Channel V - Gone but not forgotten, Channel V - Channel [V] Thailand, Channel V - Channel [V] Philippines, Channel V - Other Channel [V]s Read more here: » Channel V: Encyclopedia II - Channel V - Channel [V] Australia |
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| | | | | | Channel: Encyclopedia II - Channel V - Channel [V] India In India, Channel [V] is probably more popular than MTV.
Airing shows like US Billboard Countdown, Luke's After Hours, Smash Hits etc; it provides a quality music. Hindi Film music and music video shows like First Day First Show also make it popular among general public.
Some humorous shows like Lola T[V] gives a variety of entertainment.
The Popstars show for selecting young faces and making them pop stars was very popular and the last group so far to h ...
See also:Channel V, Channel V - Channel [V] International, Channel V - V, Channel V - Channel [V] Australia, Channel V - Channel [V] India, Channel V - Current VJ's, Channel V - Gone but not forgotten, Channel V - Channel [V] Thailand, Channel V - Channel [V] Philippines, Channel V - Other Channel [V]s Read more here: » Channel V: Encyclopedia II - Channel V - Channel [V] India |
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| | | | | | Channel: Encyclopedia II - Channel 4 - Other channels
Channel 4 - Film Four.
Channel 4 has had a long record of success in funding the production of films through Channel Four Films, later renamed FilmFour in 1998 to coincide with the launch of its digital channels. Among its biggest successes are The Madness of King George, The Crying Game, and Four Weddings and a Funeral. However, this dedicated film-making wing was scaled back in 2002 as a cost-cuttin ...
See also:Channel 4, Channel 4 - History, Channel 4 - IBA Control: 1982–1990, Channel 4 - Independence: 1990–Today, Channel 4 - Management, Channel 4 - Chairmen, Channel 4 - Chief executives, Channel 4 - Other channels, Channel 4 - Film Four, Channel 4 - attheraces, Channel 4 - E4, Channel 4 - T4, Channel 4 - Quiz Call, Channel 4 - More4, Channel 4 - 4Learning, Channel 4 - FourDocs, Channel 4 - Future proposals, Channel 4 - Programming, Channel 4 - Audience records, Channel 4 - Building, Channel 4 - Advertising regions Read more here: » Channel 4: Encyclopedia II - Channel 4 - Other channels |
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| | | | | Channel: Encyclopedia II - A-Channel - The original A-Channel: 1997-2005 A-Channel was first used by Craig Media as it sought to develop a national presence. Originally, Craig owned only two stations: CKX, a CBC affiliate in Brandon, Manitoba, and CHMI, branded as the Manitoba Television Network (or MTN), in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba. Looking to expand, Craig decided to counter CanWest Global's attempts to obtain licenses from the CRTC for television stations in Alberta, with a proposal it dubbed "The Alberta Channel", or "A-Channel" for short. During the first round of hearings in the early 1990s, neit ...
See also:A-Channel, A-Channel - The original A-Channel: 1997-2005, A-Channel - Programming, A-Channel - NewNet 1995-2005 / A-Channel 2005-present, A-Channel - Programming, A-Channel - Stations, A-Channel - Slogans, A-Channel - External link Read more here: » A-Channel: Encyclopedia II - A-Channel - The original A-Channel: 1997-2005 |
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| | | | | Channel: Encyclopedia II - Channel 4 - Other channels
Channel 4 - Film Four.
Channel 4 has had a long record of success in funding the production of films through Channel Four Films, later renamed FilmFour in 1998 to coincide with the launch of its digital channels. Among its biggest successes are The Madness of King George, The Crying Game, and Four Weddings and a Funeral. However, this dedicated film-making wing was scaled back in 2002 as a cost-cuttin ...
See also:Channel 4, Channel 4 - History, Channel 4 - IBA Control: 1982–1990, Channel 4 - Independence: 1990–Today, Channel 4 - Management, Channel 4 - Chairmen, Channel 4 - Chief executives, Channel 4 - Other channels, Channel 4 - Film Four, Channel 4 - attheraces, Channel 4 - E4, Channel 4 - T4, Channel 4 - Quiz Call, Channel 4 - More4, Channel 4 - 4Learning, Channel 4 - FourDocs, Channel 4 - Future proposals, Channel 4 - Programming, Channel 4 - Audience records, Channel 4 - Building Read more here: » Channel 4: Encyclopedia II - Channel 4 - Other channels |
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| | | | | | Channel: Encyclopedia II - The Comedy Channel - Australia The Comedy Channel is a subscription television channel available on Foxtel, Austar and Optus Television. Partly owned by Granada Television and Foxtel, the Comedy Channel is the only channel in Australia specifically dedicated to comedy; primarily featuring stand-up, sit-coms, animated comedy, sketch comedy and talk shows.
The Comedy Channel - Programming.
The majority of Comedy Channel programming is made internationally partically from America's Comedy Central Channel, although some Australian pr ...
See also:The Comedy Channel, The Comedy Channel - Australia, The Comedy Channel - Programming, The Comedy Channel - USA, The Comedy Channel - UK, The Comedy Channel - External link Read more here: » The Comedy Channel: Encyclopedia II - The Comedy Channel - Australia |
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| | | | | Channel: Encyclopedia II - Channelling mediumistic - General Research of articles by channellers has shown they allegedly have channelled ascended masters like Buddha, Jesus, or St. Germain.; people that have passed away; angels; and higher dimensional beings. Channelling is a popular source of revealed teachings in some New Age groups. Well known channellers like Diandra (Salem), Edgar Cayce, Esther Hicks (Abraham), Jane Roberts (Seth), and Lee Carol (Kryon) have volumes of teachings on angels, chakras, higher dimensions, future predictions, manifestation, meditation, non- ...
See also:Channelling mediumistic, Channelling mediumistic - General, Channelling mediumistic - Channelling Definition, Channelling mediumistic - Hypotheses on Channelling, Channelling mediumistic - Books channelled texts entities and mediums, Channelling mediumistic - Books and channelled texts, Channelling mediumistic - Entities and mediums, Channelling mediumistic - Channelling in fiction Read more here: » Channelling mediumistic: Encyclopedia II - Channelling mediumistic - General |
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| | | | | | | Channel: Encyclopedia II - Channel V - Channel [V] International Channel [V] International is the main channel. It was produced and operated from Hong Kong from 1992 until 2002, after which operations were shifted to Malaysia in order to save on costs. Channel [V] International has a slightly bigger audience in Asia than MTV Asia as it airs in more countries. They are known for providing original and interactive music programming, with TV shows such as Bid It, The Ticket, Smash Hits, and many others.
Various well-known hosts of Channel [V] throughout the years include:
Laila RouassSee also: Channel V, Channel V - Channel [V] International, Channel V - V, Channel V - Channel [V] Australia, Channel V - Channel [V] India, Channel V - Current VJ's, Channel V - Gone but not forgotten, Channel V - Channel [V] Thailand, Channel V - Channel [V] Philippines, Channel V - Other Channel [V]s Read more here: » Channel V: Encyclopedia II - Channel V - Channel [V] International |
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| | | | | | Channel: Encyclopedia II - Channel 4 - History
Channel 4 - IBA Control: 1982–1990.
In 1980 Britain had three terrestrial television channels: BBC1, BBC2 and ITV. The 1980 Broadcasting Act began the process of adding a fourth, and Channel 4 was formally created by an Act of Parliament in 1982. After some weeks of test broadcasts it began scheduled transmissions on November 2, 1982.
From the start, the channel set out to provide an alternative to the existing channels. In doing so it sometimes, in the eyes of its critics (including the public decency c ...
See also:Channel 4, Channel 4 - History, Channel 4 - IBA Control: 1982–1990, Channel 4 - Independence: 1990–Today, Channel 4 - Management, Channel 4 - Chairmen, Channel 4 - Chief executives, Channel 4 - Other channels, Channel 4 - Film Four, Channel 4 - attheraces, Channel 4 - E4, Channel 4 - T4, Channel 4 - Quiz Call, Channel 4 - More4, Channel 4 - 4Learning, Channel 4 - FourDocs, Channel 4 - Future proposals, Channel 4 - Programming, Channel 4 - Audience records, Channel 4 - Building Read more here: » Channel 4: Encyclopedia II - Channel 4 - History |
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| | | | | | Channel: Encyclopedia II - Fibre Channel - Fibre Channel layers Fibre Channel is a layered protocol. It consists of 5 layers, namely:
FC0 The physical layer, which includes cables, fiber optics, connectors etc.
FC1 The data link layer, which implements the 8b/10b encoding and decoding of signals.
FC2 The network layer, defined by the FC-PI-2 standard, consists of the core of FC.
FC3 The common services layer, a thin layer that could eventually implement functions like encryption or RAID.
FC4 The Protocol Mapping layer. Layer in which other protocols, such as SCSI, are encapsulate ...
See also:Fibre Channel, Fibre Channel - History, Fibre Channel - Fibre Channel topologies, Fibre Channel - Fibre Channel layers, Fibre Channel - Optical Carrier Medium Variants, Fibre Channel - Fibre Channel Infrastructure, Fibre Channel - Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapters, Fibre Channel - Fibre Channel Storage, Fibre Channel - Storage Virtualization Software and Hardware, Fibre Channel - Fibre Channel RFCs Read more here: » Fibre Channel: Encyclopedia II - Fibre Channel - Fibre Channel layers |
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| | | | | Channel: Encyclopedia II - Fibre Channel - Fibre Channel Infrastructure Fibre Channel switches are divided into two classes of switches. These classes are not part of the standard, and the classification of every switch is left up to the manufacturer.
Director switches are characterized by offering a high port-count in a modular (slot-based) chassis with no single point of failure (high availability).
Fabric switches are typically fixed-configuration (sometimes semi-modular) non-redundant switches.
Brocade, *Cisco and *McData provide both D ...
See also:Fibre Channel, Fibre Channel - History, Fibre Channel - Fibre Channel topologies, Fibre Channel - Fibre Channel layers, Fibre Channel - Optical Carrier Medium Variants, Fibre Channel - Fibre Channel Infrastructure, Fibre Channel - Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapters, Fibre Channel - Fibre Channel Storage, Fibre Channel - Storage Virtualization Software and Hardware, Fibre Channel - Fibre Channel RFCs Read more here: » Fibre Channel: Encyclopedia II - Fibre Channel - Fibre Channel Infrastructure |
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