Nickelodeon (Mainland China)

This article does not cite any references or sources. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (May 2010)

Nickelodeon China

Launched	September 1, 2006
Owned by	MTV Networks (Viacom)
Country	China, Mongolia, Vietnam
Sister channel(s)	MTV Mandarin
Website	nick.cctv.com

Nickelodeon China is a channel block on CCTV, a channel broadcasting in China.

Nickelodeon China is a joint venture between MTV Networks Asia and CCTV.

Shows

Current

Former

↑Jump back a section

External links

Official Site (Chinese)

Nickelodeon

Blocks

Nick Play Date (Nick U.S.)
Nick at Nite (Nick U.S.)
Gotta See Saturdays (Nick U.S.)
Nick Studio 10 (Nick U.S.)
The '90s Are All That (TeenNick U.S.)
NickMom (Nick Jr. U.S.)

Sister networks

Programming

Internet services

Media/studios

Outreach programs

Amusement Parks

Other

International channels

Nickelodeon	Africa Australia and New Zealand Brazil Canada China Central and Eastern Europe Croatia Czech Rebulic Hungary Poland Romania Russia and CIS Serbia Denmark Europe Finland France Germany Greece India Indonesia Israel Italy Latin America Malaysia Mongolia Netherlands & Flanders Norway Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka Philippines Portugal Scandinavia South East Asia South Korea Spain Switzerland Sweden Taiwan and Hong Kong Turkey UK and Ireland Ukraine

Nick Jr.	Australia France Greece Italy India Latin America Netherlands & Flanders Pakistan Sweden UK & Ireland UK & Ireland (2) South East Asia Turkey United States

Nicktoons	Latin America UK & Ireland Netherlands & Flanders Germany

Programming	Australia Canada South East Asia UK & Ireland

Other	Kindernet Nick Hits Sonic Mon Nickelodeon Junior

Defunct

Blocks	Nickelodeon Splat! Nick in the Afternoon Nick Jr. Nick on CBS/Nick Jr. on CBS Nickel-O-Zone Noggin (Viva UK block) Slime Time Live SNICK TEENick U-Pick Live

Sister network	Nickelodeon Games and Sports for Kids

International	Nickelodeon Arabia Nicktoons France Nickelodeon Japan Nickelodeon New Zealand Nicktoonsters

Other	Jimmy Neutron's Nicktoon Blast Nickelodeon Magazine Nickelodeon Studios TurboNick Pinwheel (TV series)

Category
Portal
WikiProject
Book

v t e Viacom Inc.

Corporate directors	George S. Abrams · Philippe Dauman (CEO) · Thomas E. Dooley · Ellen V. Futter · Robert Kraft · Alan C. Greenberg · Charles Phillips · Sumner Redstone (Chairman) · Shari Redstone · Frederic Salerno · William Schwartz

Viacom Media Networks Viacom Media Networks, Inc.	MTV · VH1 · Nickelodeon · Comedy Central · CMT · BET · Spike · more...

Viacom International Media Networks	VIMN Asia · VIMN UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and Central Eastern Europe · VIMN Northern Europe · VIMN Southern Europe, Middle-East and North Africa · VIMN Latin America

Paramount Motion Pictures Group	Paramount Pictures Corporation: Paramount Pictures · Paramount Vantage · Paramount Classics · Paramount Animation · Republic Pictures · United International Pictures (50% with NBCUniversal's Universal Studios) MTV branded labels: MTV Films · Nickelodeon Movies Other units: EPIX (co-owned with Lions Gate Entertainment and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer)

Television stations	KGBS-CA (Tr3́s) · KHMM-CD (Tr3́s) · KMMK-LP / KMUM-CA / KMMW-LP (Tr3́s) · KZMM-CD (Tr3́s)

Viacom Music Group	Comedy Central Records · Nick Records

Miscellaneous assets	Viacom International · Viacom 18 (India) · Viacom Entertainment Store · Bellator MMA · MovieTickets.com · URGE

See also	Template:MTV Networks Europe · Viacom (1971–2005) · National Amusements · Gulf+Western · Viacom criticisms and controversies

Annual revenue USD 17.3 billion (2005) Employees 38,310 Stock symbol NASDAQ: VIA, NASDAQ: VIAB Website viacom.com

This Chinese television-related article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.

↑Jump back a section

Last modified on 21 April 2013, at 20:39