Disney Channel Turkey

On 2011, Disney announced that a fully local Turkish feed of Disney Channel would be launched as a free-to-air channel. It was the third Disney Channel to go FTA, after Disney Channel Spain (2008) and Disney Channel Russia (2011).

Regional-language TV channels:

Music channels: Tamil: Vijay Music | Telugu: Star Maa Music

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Upcoming and planned channels:

Regional languages: Tamil: Vijay Super | Star Sports 1 Tamil | Telugu: Star Sports 1 Telugu | Malayalam: Asianet Movies | Bengali: Jalsha Josh

Notes:

1Originally owned, sold or discontinued by The Walt Disney Company India before its acquisition of Star.

2Joint venture with Tata Group.

3Sold to ABP Group.

4Sold to CJ ENM.

5Joint venture between Star and Viacom. Dissolved in 1994 with the launch of Channel V and Channel V India.

6Sold to China Media Capital.

7Sold to Visi Media Asia, which had owned 80% of the channel (Star formerly owned 20%).

8Rebranded from Star to Fox channels in 2017. Defunct since 1 October 2021.

9Relaunched as Pinoy Box Office, later known as PBO.

On 21 December 2011, Disney started the test transmission for the Turkish Disney Channel and started broadcasting mainly promotional ads; no advertising or programs included. It later it became a free-to-air channel on 12 January 2012,[4][5] with an episode of Phineas & Ferb as its first program.[6]

Disney Junior is a pre-school channel, under The Walt Disney Company Limited. It began as Disney Channel's morning block, known as Playhouse Disney on 29 April 2007. It launched as television channel on 1 September 2010, and rebranded as Disney Junior on 1 June 2011.[11][12][13]

Disney Channel (originally called The Disney Channel from 1983 to 1997 and commonly shortened to Disney from 1997 to 2002) is an American cable channel that serves as the flagship property of owner Disney Branded Television unit of the Disney General Entertianment subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company.

Disney Channel India airs the reruns of the Hindi/Tamil/Telugu dub of the 1979 series in November 19, 2010. Later on, Disney Channel India brought the new episodes of the anime. On the first quarter of 2013, the channel airs the Hindi/Tamil/Telugu dub of 2005 series as New Doraemon. It was aired earlier than Hungama TV. Doraemon: Nobita's Little Star Wars were aired on Disney Channel India on 26 December 2010, after 21 days of the airings on Hungama TV. Later on, some Doraemon films were aired earlier on Disney Channel India.

As of early 2020, Disney Channel India is the only channel that continues airs the Hindi/Tamil/Telugu dub of the 1979 series and 2005 series. This is also the only channel that broadcasts the remaining 3 movies in Hindi/Tamil/Telugu dubbed. Recently, they started to air an Indian English dub of the series in February, making it the 4th official English dub of Doraemon to be released (as Speedy Video's dub was illegally made). But, it was stopped shortly after.

From 2014, Disney Channel Israel aired the Hebrew dub of the 2005 series before taken off from the channel later. Currently, a promo and the several Hebrew dubbed 2005 series episodes are only found on YouTube.

Disney Channel has come under heavy criticism in recent years. Some critics disapprove of the marketing strategy made by Anne Sweeney, the former President of the Disney-ABC Television Group from 2004 to 2014 (1996-2014 as the President of the Disney Channel), in which Disney Channel's programming has pulled away from the characters of Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and Goofy, that the company founded itself upon, and now mostly consists of programming geared mainly towards preteens and teenagers. Longtime fans condemned the company for removing almost all Walt-era and pre-1990s material from the channel in 2002 with the removal of the late-night "Vault Disney" block devoted to this material, which used to make up the majority of the channel's programming since its inception in 1983. Disney Channel's current president, Gary Marsh, has been directing the network to return to its roots from the 1990s and early 2000s, with programming such as the current iteration of Mickey Mouse shorts.

The channel has also pulled episodes (even once having to reshoot an episode) that have featured subject matter deemed inappropriate due to its humor, the timing of the episode's airing with real-life events, or subject matter considered inappropriate for Disney Channel's target audience. In December 2008, the Hannah Montana episode "No Sugar, Sugar" was pulled before its broadcast after complaints from parents who saw the episode through video on demand services due to misconceptions regarding diabetics and sugar intake (the Mitchel Musso character of Oliver Oken is revealed in the episode to have been diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes). Portions of that episode were subsequently rewritten and re-filmed to become the season three episode "Uptight (Oliver's Alright)," which aired in September 2009.

The Government of Bangladesh banned the Indian feeds of Disney Channel and Disney XD in February 2013 as the show Doraemon was being broadcast continuously throughout the day in Hindi. As the show first aired on sister channel Hungama TV, where it does not have an English audio track, Disney Channel aired the series in Hindi even if the English track was selected. This also led to Disney-branded products, Disney films, Bangladeshi travel companies removing Disneyland Resort, Walt Disney World Resort & Disney's foregein theme park properties for their travel lineups and other Disney-related material not being released in that region until further notice. Later on, the Asian feed of the Disney Channel was broadcasted into Bangladesh along with Hungama TV. (as Bangla dubbed of the 1979 series were made and aired on Asian TV) This was before Disney purchased 21st Century Fox in 2019 which owned the STAR TV channels, and thus the STAR channels are only available in India.

Disney Channel and Disney XD in September 2018 have been removed from PEO TV in Sri Lanka, the only provider where these two channels are carried most likely due to most of the programming being in Hindi, including Doraemon anime series. This also led to Disney probably pulling the plug on the Sri Lanka film market.

Moominler Vadisi initially premiered on Disney Channel (Turkey), on March 30, 2020. It frequently aired on the channel until its closure in March 2022. Cartoon Network (Turkey) began broadcasting the dub, on October 26, 2020.

It broadcast children and youth-oriented shows in Turkish, targeted for ages 7 to 14 years old. It launched on 29 April 2007 on Digiturk, and became a free-to-air channel 12 January 2012.[1] All the programming were dubbed in Turkish, while the network was headquartered in Etiler, Istanbul.

Disney Junior is a pre-school channel. It began as Disney Channel's morning block, known as Playhouse Disney in 29 April 2007. It began as television channel on 1 September 2010, and rebranded as Disney Junior on 1 April 2011.

It will be decision of Disney (and other major channels) whether to list their channel in the "rest of world" channel store (probably not, Disney+ is not global). Not a Roku decision, Roku is just a platform for content providers to use.

Any Roku Player or TV can be activated to any Roku account, however, channel availability/access will vary from region to region. Channels that are currently available in any given region are certified for the Roku devices sold in that region.

The Disney Channel, a channel specifically for children, has sparked massive controversy with the announcement of a new up and coming TV series set to be released in October of 2023. The focus of their latest show is none other than Mustafa Kemal Atatrk, the founder of the Turkish republic in 1923.

Here are two organized list of channel networks and radio stations that will be mentioned, the first list introduces channel networks from foreign countries and the second list featuring international versions of American networks The networks will feature schedules of programming, interstitials, and history. This section will also feature a short list of children's radio stations and music brands.

It's a webseries loaded for the first time on June 1, 2012 official channel of Disney Argentina platform YouTube. The series consisted of eight episodes,[27] was loaded for the last time in YouTube on September 17, 2012[28] and then continuously loaded on the same website from Portuguese channel's Disney Channel.[29]

Advertising is paid for and, as such, is part of the economic arrangements that characterize most free markets and capitalist societies in the world where goods and services are exchanged and consumption is encouraged (Young, 2008: 407). In order to persuade the target audience to purchase their products/services through advertisements the advertisers need to use many different channels in order to stay in touch with their target audience. Television, magazine, radio, social media and cinema are some of these mediums.

The first season premiered last July on Disney XD and Teletoon. Season one was also sold to global Disney channels in the U.K., Ireland, Benelux, Italy, CEE including Poland, Asia, Taiwan and India, Middle East, Turkey, South and Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America and Spain and Portugal (through Luk International). It has also been licensed to ABC TV (Australia), Super RTL (Germany), Canal + Family (France & Africa) and Noga (Israel). e24fc04721