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'''I.Sat''' (contraction of the [[Spanish language|Spanish]] phrase ''Imagen satelital'', which means "[[Satellite]] image") is an [[Argentina|Argentine]] [[cable television]] channel owned by [[Turner Broadcasting System Latin America]] and [[Time Warner]]. It airs movies, series, music and shows focused on people aged 18 to 39. It is headquartered in [[Buenos Aires]], [[Argentina]].
'''I.Sat''' (contraction of the [[Spanish language|Spanish]] phrase ''Imagen satelital'', which means "[[Satellite]] image") is an [[Argentina|Argentine]] [[cable television]] channel owned by [[Turner Broadcasting System Latin America]] and [[Time Warner]]. It airs movies, series, music and shows focused on people aged 18 to 39. It is headquartered in [[Buenos Aires]], [[Argentina]].


It is broadcast on the [[satellite]] ''PAS 9'' and is broadcast by most [[cable television]] companies in [[Argentina]], [[Brazil]], [[Bolivia]], [[Chile]], [[Colombia]], [[Ecuador]], [[Mexico]], [[Panama]], [[Paraguay]], [[Peru]], [[Uruguay]] and [[Venezuela]].
It is broadcast on the [[satellite]] [[Intelsat 21]] and is broadcast by most [[cable television]] companies in [[Argentina]], [[Brazil]], [[Bolivia]], [[Chile]], [[Colombia]], [[Ecuador]], [[Mexico]], [[Panama]], [[Paraguay]], [[Peru]], [[Uruguay]] and [[Venezuela]].


The channel has a dedicated feed for Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay, and until November 2012, a dedicated feed for Brazil, which is now covered by the channel's pan-regional feed.
The channel has a dedicated feed for Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay, and until November 2012, a dedicated feed for Brazil, which is now covered by the channel's pan-regional feed.

Revision as of 13:21, 15 February 2015

I.Sat
CountryArgentina Argentina
HeadquartersBuenos Aires
Programming
Language(s)Spanish, Portuguese
Ownership
OwnerTurner Broadcasting System Latin America/Time Warner

I.Sat (contraction of the Spanish phrase Imagen satelital, which means "Satellite image") is an Argentine cable television channel owned by Turner Broadcasting System Latin America and Time Warner. It airs movies, series, music and shows focused on people aged 18 to 39. It is headquartered in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

It is broadcast on the satellite Intelsat 21 and is broadcast by most cable television companies in Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela.

The channel has a dedicated feed for Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay, and until November 2012, a dedicated feed for Brazil, which is now covered by the channel's pan-regional feed.

History

Until 2007, the channel was owned by "Claxson Interactive Group Latin America & Iberia" (which was a subsidiary of the Venezuelan-based Cisneros Group) but that year the channel, along with Retro and Space, is bought by Turner Broadcasting System. It aired different programming on different blocks, such as "Primer Plano I.Sat" (foreign movies), "Cine Argentino Independiente" (independent Argentine films), "Asian Connection" (Asian films), and "Cortos I-Sat" (short films).

In 2007 it changed its programming from being a 24-hour movies channel to have movies, series, shows, documentary series, music and some others. Some current programming includes Little Britain, Raising Hope, Misfits, and others.

The Cartoon Network's block Adult Swim aired every night with adult animation series since 2008 after its cancellation from Cartoon Network; however, the Adult Swim block was cancelled from I.Sat on 2011 due to low ratings.[1][2]

Logos

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Programming

Current programming blocks

Former programming blocks

  • Comedy Central. Programming block with series from the TV channel Comedy Central. Discontinued in 2004.
  • Cine Zeta. Films with poor ratings or reviews. Discontinued in 2005.
  • Sexorama. Softcore films. Discontinued in 2008.
  • Cuentos de terror. Terror stories narrated by Alberto Laiseca. Discontinued in 2008.
  • Adult Swim. Previously aired on Cartoon Network LA. It aired cartoons and anime series for adults since 2008. Discontinued in 2011.

Foreign programming

References

  1. ^ I.Sat extingue Adult Swim para siempre
  2. ^ Diciembre en I.Sat: Último mes de [Adult Swim
  3. ^ As estreias dos canais Turner no Brasil em 2011
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