A women's interest channel generally refers to either a television station, network or specialty channel that targets women as its main demographic; offering programs that will appeal to the female population.
There are two types of female interest channels: general interest and niche interest.
General interestEdit
General interest women's channels are television channels that contain programming from diverse genres and categories that will appeal to the female population including films, lifestyle series, dramatic series, reality series, and talk shows on varying topics including cooking, travel, cars, sexism, and sports.
Examples of general interest female channelsEdit
- 9Gem (Australia)
- 10 Peach (Australia)-owned by Paramount
- Colours (Philippines)
- Cosmopolitan TV (Canada, defunct)
- Diva Universal (Asia)-owned by NBCUniversal
- Divinity (Spain)
- Ion Mystery (United States)-owned by Scripps
- Start TV (United States)-owned by Weigel Broadcasting
- Estil 9 (Spain)
- ETC (Philippines)
- Eve (Southeast Asia)
- La5 (Italy)
- Lifestyle (Philippines, defunct)
- Lifetime (United States and Canada)-owned by A&E Networks
- Living (UK)
- MOI&cie (Canada)
- Metro Channel (Philippines)
- Mya (Italy, defunct)
- Nova (Spain)
- OnStyle (South Korea)
- OWN (United States and Canada)-owned by WBD
- Oxygen (United States)-owned by NBCUniversal
- Passion (Germany)
- RTL 8 (Netherlands)
- RTL Passion
- SIC Mulher (Portugal)
- Sixx (Germany)
- Slice (Canada)
- Sony Channel (Southeast Asia)
- STAR World (Asia, defunct)
- Téva (France)
- Twist TV (Canada, defunct)
- VH1 (United States)-owned by Paramount
- W Network (Canada)
- WE tv (United States)-owned by A&E Networks
- Her TV (Hong Kong)
- Velvet (Philippines, defunct)
Niche interestEdit
Niche interest women's channels are television channels that contain programming with a specific television genre such as film channels, and lifestyle channels.
Examples of women's interest niche channelsEdit
- Lifetime (Poland)-owned by A&E Networks
- LMN (United States)-owned by A&E Networks
- Național 24 Plus (Romania)
- Polsat Café (Poland)
- Prima Love (Czech Republic)
- Pro 2 (Romania)
- Pro Gold (Romania)
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