Media outlets starting with M
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MMTV ClassicUnited States of America
MTV Classic is all about the best of MTV shows and music videos spanning from launch day back in 1981 through the early 2000s. Unplugged, Beavis and Butthead, Aeon Flux, Laguna Beach, Real World, Road Rules, and more. The network rebranded from VH1 Classic to MTV Classic on August 1st, 2016.
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MMTV Latin AmericaUnited States of America
MTV Latin America is the world's first 24-hour Spanish-language network specifically for young adults whose roots extend to both U.S. and Latin cultures.
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MMTV OnlineUnited States of America
MTV is the online counterpart to the MTV's cable television station. News on the site is supplied by the MTV News Online team. The site features information on music, shows, movies, news, chat rooms, and other links. Sections on the site include Music, Shows, News, Community, and Shop. The editorial staff is continuously updating the news from 8am to 9pm ET, with new stories being posted at least every two hours. MTV's website offers information in its Shows section about on-air specials as well as shows in MTV's current rotation, such as Road Rules and The Real World. The website also sells merchandise, such as items from different MTV shows or with the MTV logo.
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MMTV RocksUnited Kingdom
Background and format: Formerly MTV2, MTV Rocks (formerly MTV2), is an alternative music channel operated by Viacom International. The channel is widely available throughout Europe on subscription satellite and digital television services. Launched in 1998, it was rebranded MTV Rocks in March 2010. The channel concentrates on providing a place for new music and upcoming artists in the areas of rock, punk, indie, metal and similar genres. Programmes include the 10 Biggest Tracks Right Now, Biggest! Hottest! Loudest! and #RocksTrending. MTV Rocks is available on Sky channel 354 and Virgin 315. Since August, 2011, MTV, MTV Rocks, MTV Dance, MTV Classic, MTV Music, MTV Base, MTV Hits, VH1 and Viva all close down between 3 am and 6 am (excluding Christmas Day and New Year's Day), ending the era of a 24-hour music channel. The unused hours are used for Teleshopping. Programme Maker: Viacom International Schedule Times: MTV Rocks schedule can be found here. Pre-recorded: All of MTV Rocks' content is pre-recorded. Target Audience: Aged 16-34 alternative music fans. Stats: We cannot issue audience figures due to contractual restraints. Please visit BARB at www.barb.co.uk Tips for PRs: - No editorial contacts information provided. Please call listed switchboard number or access main MTV outlet page for any queries.
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MMTV's Official Challenge PodcastUnited States of America
MTV's The Challenge embarks on its monumental 40th season and "MTV's Official Challenge Podcast" is coming along for the wild ride. Da'Vonne Rogers and Devyn Simone take you behind the scenes of "The Challenge 40: Battle of the Eras," as the largest cast ever - 40 fan-favorite Challengers from the past 26 years of gameplay - duke it out for the one-million-dollar prize. Each week, cast members join them to spill the tea on the relentless challenges, heartbreaking eliminations, and all the juicy drama among the seasoned Veterans. The path to glory is far from easy, but one of these legend's names will be etched into eternal Challenge stone. Watch "The Challenge 40: Battle of the Eras" on MTV and then catch new episodes of the podcast every Thursday. MTV's Official Challenge Podcast is the only official companion podcast to The Challenge franchise. Hosted by veteran Challengers each season, every episode features in-depth recaps and behind-the-scenes insights you can't get anywhere else. Don't miss all the previous seasons of MTV's Official Challenge Podcast starting with Challenge 36.
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MMTV2United States of America
A spin-off of MTV, MTV2 provides a 24-hour video-intensive brand of music programming to cable outlets throughout the nation, with a playlist made up of a broad group of artists and genres of music. The network's target audience is young males, ages 12 to 24.
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mmtvUUnited States of America
mtvU is dedicated to every aspect of college life, from music to news to student life and campus events. The channel is designed to reflect the fast pace of students' lifestyles, and to reach them everywhere they hang out, whether they're watching TV in their dorm rooms, surfing the Web, or walking across campus. mtvU takes a three-pronged approach to reaching students: on-air, online and on campus. With music at its heart, mtvU plays a diverse mix of music programming ranging from hip hop to rock to punk to reggae to dance, along with a constant focus on up-and-coming artists creating a buzz on campus. In addition, mtvU is dedicated to giving college students all the information they need for their hectic lives. Each hour, mtvU features news updates from CBS News, including reports from around world along with the issues making headlines on campus. Plus, twice an hour, MTV News airs stories on everything from music downloading, to new artists and bands students should keep an eye out for. Every day, mtvU also features a variety of segments on daily campus life including fashion, dating, sports, work study, travel, food and much more. And each week, mtvU's team of VJs crisscross the country visiting campuses, meeting students, and bringing the latest music and mtvU events with them. Finally, mtvU also is dedicated to providing a variety of opportunities on air, online and on campus to empower and entertain students. These include pro-social initiatives, grants, contests, events, tours and more. Broadcasting to over 700 colleges across the country, with a combined enrollment of 6 million, mtvU is the largest, most comprehensive television network just for college students. 24 hours a day, seven days a week, mtvU can be seen in the dining areas, fitness centers, student lounges and dorm rooms of 750 campuses throughout the U.S. mtvU is part of MTV Networks, a division of Viacom International Inc., which also includes MTV, MTV2, VH1, Nickelodeon/Nick at Nite, TV Land, Spike TV, CMT and others. In August 2005, mtvU acquired Y2M: Youth Media & Marketing Networks. In July 2005, Viacom Inc. launched a new, in-house mobile-messaging platform to deliver wireless entertainment content and interactivity to consumers. The new platform made accessible content from Comedy Central (Joke of the Day, Insult of the Day, Booty Calls and Daily Show Headlines), VH1 (Best Week Ever and This Day in Pop Culture) and CMT/Country Music Television (Pick or Flick).
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mmtvU OnlineUnited States of America
The Web site companion for the mtvU network. The site features mtvU Uber, a streaming network that features all of mtvU's programming plus exclusive new music, original shows and student-produced programming for college students and music fans everywhere. mtvU is dedicated to every aspect of college life, from music to news to student life and campus events. The channel is designed to reflect the fast pace of students' lifestyles, and to reach them everywhere they hang out, whether they're watching TV in their dorm rooms, surfing the web or walking across campus. mtvU takes a three-pronged approach to reaching students: on-air, online and on campus. The network plays a diverse mix of music programming with a constant focus on up-and-coming artists creating a buzz on campus.
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MMu-43.comUnited States of America
Covers consumer interest photography focusing on the Micro Four Thirds system. Features news, equipment reviews, tips, and discussion. This outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).