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bpm:tv

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
bpm:tv
bpm:tv logo
CountryCanada
Broadcast areaNational
HeadquartersToronto, Ontario
Programming
Picture format480i (SDTV)
Ownership
OwnerStornoway Communications
Sister channelsThe Pet Network
ichannel
History
LaunchedSeptember 7, 2001
ClosedJune 1, 2015
Links
Websitebpm:tv

bpm:tv (beats per minute television) was a Canadian English language specialty channel owned by Stornoway Communications. bpm:tv's programming was devoted to dance music, club lifestyle, and the EDM genre - electronica, house, techno, eurodance, trance.

History

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The channel's original logo on a blue background. A 2D version of its current logo, it has used several different colours through its use until 2004, when it introduced its current 3D version.

In November 2000, a partnership between Stornoway Communications and Cogeco called Stornoway Communications Limited Partnership, was granted approval by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) to launch a television channel called The Dance Channel, described as "a national English-language Category 2 specialty television service devoted to all aspects of dance."[1]

The channel was launched on September 7, 2001 as bpm:tv with a schedule largely focused on electronic dance music video programming but steered away from the European-based underground EDM and redirected its interest towards a more mainstream radio sound.[2]

In January 2004, the CRTC approved an application by Stornoway to acquire Cogeco's interest in the service.[3]

On April 30, 2015, Cogeco announced on their Facebook page that bpm:tv will be "shutting down operations" effective June 1, 2015.[4] The shutdown was subsequently confirmed by bpm:tv via an official announcement posted on their website.

The closure of bpm:tv has left Canada without a dedicated channel devoted to dance music for three years until 2018 when Stingray Group launched Stingray Hits! initially in French, with the English version later added.

Programming

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The majority of bpm:tv's schedule consisted of music video-based programs. Other programs featured artist profiles, concerts, dance programming, and club lifestyle programs.

Programs formerly broadcast by the Canadian television channel bpm:tv, which ran from 2001 to 2015:

  • 60 bpm (2008-2009)
  • Afterdark
  • BACK @ YA!
  • Baker & Becker
  • Best & Worst
  • Blender
  • bpm:tv Nightlife
  • bpm Spotlight
  • bpm:tv presents...
  • Cheez Viz
  • Chill Out
  • Club Fashion
  • Dance Files
  • Dance Moves
  • Dance Recall
  • Dekadance
  • DiscoMix
  • electronica
  • Erotic Star
  • The Essential...
  • EuroMix
  • First Dance
  • Foreign Flo
  • French Connection
  • Friday Night Dance Party
  • Get Up N Dance
  • Hip Hop Nation
  • Hot 20 Dance Chart
  • Hot 20 Recall
  • HouseMix
  • Karaoke High (2007-2010)
  • Live Sessions
  • London Live
  • MC Mario's Mixdown (2004-2009)
  • Mix Of Nations
  • Mixmasters
  • Nubeatz
  • Peak Hour
  • Planet Rock Profiles
  • Remix Remade Remodeled
  • Rewind (Hot 20)
  • Room 208
  • Saturday Night Dance Party
  • Spincycle
  • Top 100 DJs
  • Top 100 Gay Anthems
  • TranceMix
  • The Ultimate (2008-2010)
  • The Underground
  • Urban Groove
  • Video Killed the Radio Star
  • Viewer Top 10
  • Wildlife
  • Xtendamix

VJs and hosts

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  • Jorie Brown
  • Marie Cauchon
  • René Escobar
  • Scott Fox
  • Aminder Gill
  • Dalton Higgins
  • Troy Jackson
  • Patricia Jaggernauth
  • Max Julien
  • Louie La Vella
  • A.J. Leitch
  • Brian Mangubat
  • MC Mario
  • DJ Marky D
  • Simone Maurice
  • Vishanti Moosai
  • Joy Olimpo
  • Cinar Onat
  • Miss Raquel
  • Adam Rodness
  • Jeff Rustia
  • Chris Sheppard
  • Aliya Jasmine Sovani
  • Emily Tan
  • Kaley Tate
  • Joanne Varkas
  • Scott Willats

References

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