Ethnica Television
Ethnica Television was a Hopelandian provider of subscription television and some radio to immigrant communities living in the country. The service was also available, yet mostly illegally, in Bensonia and Great Giana. The company started services in 2000. In 2010 it entered administration, with reports coming in from staff saying that the company was "surviving with what it can do". In 2011, it merged with Astro, forcing it to improve its international offering.
History[edit | edit source]
Service started in February 2000.
Channels[edit | edit source]
If a channel doesn't have the period in parentheses, then it was carried from start to end. With exception of the channels that left before 2011, all channels joined the Astro platform.
Bankruptcy and merger with Astro[edit | edit source]
Reports emerged in May 2010 that some of the content providers decided that paying for three nationwide satellite lines was too much.
Basic[edit | edit source]
- Disney Channel
- Kingson
- MSNBC
- Northulia Television International
- NTR World (2004-2011)
- Sondrian News Network (2001-2011)
- The Bulungi Channel (2008-2011)
- Voice of Hopeland Television
Portuguese[edit | edit source]
- RTR Internacional
- SIC Internacional
- TV Globo Internacional
- TV Record Internacional (2003-2011)
Spanish[edit | edit source]
- Antena 3 Internacional (Castille)
- El Canal de las Estrellas (Huasco)
- De Película (Huasco)
- TVC Internacional (Castille)
- TV Concepción
Catalan (bundled with the general Spanish package)[edit | edit source]
- TNC Internacional
- TV3CAT
French[edit | edit source]
- TV5(MONDE) Sièrre Latine
Italian[edit | edit source]
- Rai International
- Rai News 24 (2004-2011)
- Yes Iteria (2009-2011)
- Salute (2009-2010)
German[edit | edit source]
Polish[edit | edit source]
- TV Swilatia
- SRT Info (2005-2011; SRT 3 before 2007)
- Prima 2 (2005-2011)
- iTVN (2005-2011)
- Jedynka (radio)
- Trójka (radio)
Greek[edit | edit source]
- ERT World
- ANT1 Hopeland
Hayastelari[edit | edit source]
Turkish[edit | edit source]
- TRT Int.
- Kanal D
- ATV
- Lig TV
Russian[edit | edit source]
- Channel One (2003-2011)
- ATR-Planeta (2003-2011)
Romanian[edit | edit source]
- TVR International
- Pro TV International (2003-2011)
Bensonian English[edit | edit source]
- SBC International
- Burton TV International (2002-2009)
Arabic[edit | edit source]
- MBC Mussulmenia
- Gubhat Television
- LBC Libonesia
- NBN Libonesia
- MRT Variety
- Masrian Satellite Channel
- MSC 2
Urdu[edit | edit source]
- ARY One
- ART News (2006-2010)
- Geo TV (2003-2011)
- Geo News (2005-2011)
- Hum TV (2007-2011)
Farsi[edit | edit source]
- Jaam-e-Jam (2003; dropped due to supposed anti-Hopelandian propaganda instilled by the Islamic Republic of Persia)
Bulungi[edit | edit source]
- The Bulungi Channel (2006-2008; moved to basic afterwards)
- SBBC Bulungi (2001-2011)
- SBBC News International (2007-2009)
- BIT (2003-2011)
- RayPower 106.5 FM (radio; 2003-2011)
- BIT Movistar (2008-2009)
Hindi[edit | edit source]
- Zee TV Hopeland
- Zee Cinema
- Music Sondria/Zee Music/Zing
- STAR Plus
- STAR Gold
- Aaj Tak
- NNTV Hindustan (2005-2011)
- NNTV 24X7 (2005-2011)
Tamil[edit | edit source]
- Sun TV
- KTV (2001-2011)
- STAR Vijay (2005-2011)
Bengali[edit | edit source]
- Ekushey TV (2001-2002)
- STN Bangla
- NTV (2004-2011)
- Zee Bangla (2003-2011)
Korean[edit | edit source]
- DBS World (2003-2011)
- MBC Hopeland
- AIBC TV Aoshi (2005-2011)
Chinese[edit | edit source]
- KCTV-4
- KCTV-9/KCTV-News
- Phoenix CNE
- TVB Jade Hopeland
- Yao Bedu Hopeland
- Bedu World TV
Japanese[edit | edit source]
- THK World Premium
- Shiokaze
- Ishigaki Family Channel (2001-2005)
Tangwan[edit | edit source]
- Tangwa Star
- Tangwa TV Channel 5
Khao[edit | edit source]
- Khao Global Network
Nosghelian[edit | edit source]
- The Nosghelian Channel
- GMA Ghel TV (2005-2011)
- GMA Life TV (2007-2011)