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Television NetworksTelevision Networks - Television Networks are a distribution of networks for television content whereby a central operation provides programming for many television stations. Inludes information on some of the main broadcast television networks:



Lifetime Television:Crowned "Television for Women", Lifetime is dedicated to using the power of the media to make a positive difference in the lives of women...


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Lifetime Television

Lifetime Entertainment Services, led by President and CEO Carole Black since March 1999, is dedicated to offering the highest quality entertainment and information programming and advocating a wide range of issues affecting women and their families.

Lifetime Television, Golden Girls

The Golden Girls

Lifetime Television Entertainment Services operates three woman-oriented cable-TV networks (Lifetime, Lifetime Movie Network, Lifetime Real Women) offering original movies, talk shows, and syndicated shows.

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The Nanny

Its Lifetime channel reaches 87 million US households and is one of the highest-rated cable networks in prime time. The Lifetime Online unit offers information and entertainment on the Web, and the firm also launched Lifetime magazine in 2003.

Lifetime was formed by the merger of channels Daytime and Cable Health Network in 1984. It's jointly owned by Walt Disney (via ABC Cable) and Hearst.

Lifetime is the #1 basic cable network in primetime and the leader in women's television. Lifetime serves over 85 million households nationwide, and is available on more than 11,000 cable systems and alternative delivery systems.



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