Myx TV

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This article is about the U.S. TV channel. For the Philippine channel, see myx.
Myx TV
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Launched February 28, 2007
Owned by ABS-CBN Corporation
Picture format 480i (SDTV)
Slogan "Now you know." (2011-present)
"Feed your music monster." (2007-2011)
Country United States
Language English
Broadcast area United States
Headquarters Glendale, California
Replaced myx
Sister channel(s) myx (Philippines)
Website www.myxtv.com
Availability
Satellite
DirecTV Channel 2067 (nationwide)
Cable
Time Warner Cable Channel 1454 (Los Angeles, New York City, New Jersey, San Diego, Desert Cities, Yuma, Arizona)
Channel 76 and 684 (Hawaii)
Comcast Channel 673 (Chicago)
Channel 368 (San Francisco Bay Area and Central Valley, California)
Channel 244 (Seattle and Western Washington)
Channel 820 (Spokane)
Cox Cable Channel 479 (Orange County)
Channel 464 (Northern Virginia)
Channel 405 (San Diego)
Channel 509 (Norfolk, VA and Virginia Beach)
Bright House Networks Channel 811 (Bakersfield)
Channel 180 (Birmingham, AL)
Channel 475 (Orlando and Central Florida)
Channel 182 (Detroit)
Channel 180 (Indianapolis)
Channel 633 (Tampa)
RCN Channel 464 (Boston, Chicago, Washington DC., New York, Philadelphia)
MTA Channel 226 (Alaska)
KPU CommVision Channel 175 (Ketchikan, Alaska)
MCV Channel 16 (Guam)
Streaming media
Myx TV On Demand Roku
Samsung Smart TV and Blu-ray
Opera Software on Sony Bravia and Sony Blu-ray

Myx TV (/ˈmiks/; formerly branded simply as Myx, and stylized as myx TV), is an American cable television network based in Glendale, California. It was launched in 2007 and is available nationwide in major cities, including New York City, Los Angeles, Honolulu,[1][2] Chicago and Seattle.[3] Myx TV was originally targeted to the Asian American youth community with music video as its primary content. However, in 2011, it was reformatted to become a general entertainment channel targeted to the Asian American diaspora.

Background

ABS-CBN International launched Myx TV on DirecTV on February 28, 2007[4] from its corporate headquarters in Redwood City, California. Myx TV is the American counterpart of myx, an influential music channel in the Philippines, and is programmed and operated independently.[5] The network changed its logo in April 2011.[6] In February 2014, Myx TV moved its operations to Glendale, California.[7]

In May 2013, Myx TV launched a video on demand app on Roku,[8] followed by launches on other over-the-top content platforms including Samsung Smart TV.[9]

Programming

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The logo of Myx TV (2007-2011).

Myx TV's programming includes acquired programs from Asia and the United States such as Japanese sports game show Unbeatable Banzuke,[10] K-pop music variety show Music Bank,[11] reality competition Supermodel Me,[12] musical drama The Kitchen Musical,[13] and classic cartoon series Voltron.[14]

Myx TV began producing original reality shows in 2014 and premiered its first series I'm Asian American and... on April 23, 2014.[15][16][17] In June 2014, the network premiered its first original competition reality show Call to Cosplay, which is also the first ever cosplay competition show in the United States.[18] Two more original reality series Bagged[19] and Eat Your Words[20] premiered in August and October, respectively, with both series renewed in 2015.[21]

In January 2015, Myx TV became the first U.S. cable network to air K-Pop live music countdown show Inkigayo.[22][23] The network also launched an Asian horror movie block called Shiver and Shake in July 2015.[24]

In August 2015, Myx TV launched three new series exclusively for its YouTube channel, The Alternative, Buddha Smash, and Snaxxx.[25][26][27][28]

Events

Myx TV produced several events, including the award-winning Myx Mash, which was held on May 22, 2010 at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco featuring performances by Bruno Mars,[29] Brown Eyed Girls, and T-Pain,[30] and Myx TV's K-pop TaKeover, the first K-pop dance convention in the United States featuring top K-pop choreographers Movement Lifestyle and America's Best Dance Crew winners Poreotics.[31]

Current Shows

Previous Shows

A program for myx in production in Studio TFC, Redwood City, California.
  • I'm Asian American and...- documentary series
  • Unbeatable Banzuke- sports game show hosted by Rome Kanda
  • Music Bank- live performance countdown show from South Korea hosted by Park Seo-joon and Yoon Bora
  • The Kitchen Musical- musical drama starring Stephen Rahman-Hughes and Karylle Tatlonghari
  • Cheap Date- dating show hosted by DJ D-Wrek[32]
  • Best Night Ever- makeover show starring DJ Wednesday, Brandon Rolph, and Charles Anthony
  • Starcamp- reality show about Filipino-Americans trying their luck in Philippine show business hosted by Amber Rowley
  • Stacks TV- hip hop music magazine hosted by Toquon and DJ Icy Ice
  • Celebrity Scoop- entertainment news
  • Myx TV Top 10- the top 10 music videos as voted by the viewers
  • MashBox- an interactive and multi-platform show hosted by Adrian Zaw and Grace Su
  • The Timothy DeLaGhetto Show- sketch comedy starring Timothy DeLaGhetto
  • Myx Martial Arts: TKO- classic MMA fights
  • MYX-Rated- pop culture magazine talk show for men hosted by Olivia Speranza, Keiko Alingas and Joey Guila
  • Voltron: Defender of the Universe- classic animated series
  • The Nutshack- Filipino-American animated series
  • B-Sides- Alternative Rock/EDM show featuring interviews and performances hosted by Pete Mar and Melanie Eusebio
  • Slanted Comedy- stand up comedy
  • House of Film- independent films
  • Long Story Short- documentary features about Asian Americans
  • Vinyl Addiction- magazine show about vinyl toys
  • Str8 Laced- magazine show about sneakers
  • Myx Stream TV- web talk show
  • i-amtv- independent Asian music videos
  • MYX P.I.- Filipino travel and karaoke show hosted by Amber Rowley, Malaya Lewandowski, and Chris Cayzer
  • Press Play- music videos and live performances from independent artists
  • Music Bang- Asian music videos, particularly from South Korea, Japan, and the Philippines.
  • My Myx- requested music videos
  • Myxed Up- music videos from different genres, eras, and countries
  • Myxology- live performances from independent bands hosted by Ruby Veridiano-Ching
  • Loveable- pop music videos hosted by James Lontayao and Olivia Speranza
  • Built From Skratch- hip-hop music magazine show
  • Distortion 2 Static- magazine show about hip-hop culture
  • Myxclusive- music news and information with focus on prominent artists
  • MYX on the Move- features events
  • The Dig- features on up-and-coming artists

Specials

Awards & Recognitions

  • Outstanding Multicultural Marketing for Myx Mash, 2011 CableFAXIES Awards.[34]
  • Special Recognition Award from the City and County of San Francisco, 2013 Asian Heritage Awards.[35]
  • Guilty Addiction of the Year for Eat Your Words, 6th Annual Taste Awards.[36]
  • Third Place, Digital Marketing Tactics for I'm Asian American and..., 2014 NAMIC EMMA Awards.[37]
  • Bronze for Making of MYX-Rated: The Documentary, 2012 Telly Awards[38]

References

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