List of United States Broadcast Networks (English, Spanish, Religious)

[Retail Fan+ (Justin Hill)]

**English**

Major Networks
*ABC
*CBS
*NBC
*Fox
*The CW

Minor Networks
*America One
*AMGTV
*Ion Television
*The Family Channel (not related to the 1990s cable channel)
*MyNetworkTV
*Tuff TV

Public TV
*PBS
**PBS Encore
*World
*Classic Arts Showcase
*Create
*MHz WorldView
**MHz Networks
*NASA TV
*DoD News Channel

Specialty--News/Lifestyle
*AccuWeather Channel
*Ion Life
*Live Well Network
*TouchVision
*WeatherNation TV

Specialty--Sports
*American Sports Network
*Frost Great Outdoors
*Pursuit Channel
*Untamed Sports TV

Specialty--Music
*TheCoolTV
*Heartland (formerly The Nashville Network)
*MTV2
*Tr3s
*ZUUS Country (formerly The Country Network)

Specialty--Children
*PBJ
*PBS Kids
*qubo

Specialty--Ethnic
*Arirang
*Asia Vision
*Bounce TV
*CaribVision
*Deutsche Welle
*ImaginAsian
*KBS World
*KEMS
*MBC America
*NATV
*NHK World
*SBS International
*Soul of the South

Specialty--Classic
*Movies!
*This TV
*GetTV
*Antenna TV
*Me-TV
*Retro Television Network
*Cozi TV
*Escape
*Grit

Specialty--Shopping
*Corner Store TV
*Home Shopping Network
*Jewelry TV
*OnTV4U
*QVC
*ShopHQ

Defunct--Major Networks
*DuMont
*NET
*UPN
*The WB

Defunct--Minor Networks
*AIN
*Channel America
*Hughes Television Network
*Mizlou Television Network
*Network One
*NTA Film Network
*ON/UN (Overmeyer Network)
*Paramount Television Network
*Plum TV
*Prime Time Entertainment Network
*Theater Television Network
*TVS Television Network
*Urban America Television
*Variety Television Network

Defunct--Specialty
*All News Channel
*Bohemia Visual Music
*The Box
*Colours TV
*NBC Weather Plus/NBC+
*Research Channel
*Retro Jams
*Sportsman (now on cable)
*The Tube
*White Springs Television
*Universal Sports (now on cable)

Defunct--Shopping
*America's Store
*Gems TV
*Shop at Home Network

**Spanish**

Major Networks
*Azteca
*Estrella TV
*Galavisión
*MundoFox
*Telemundo
*UniMás
*Univision
*WAPA America

Specialty Networks
*América Tevé
*BuenaVision
*Hispanic Information and Telecommunications Network
*HispanicTV
*Immigrante TV
*La Familia Network
*LATV (Bilingual English/Spanish)
*Mega TV
*Mira TV
*mun2 (pronounced "moon-dose")
*Multimedios Televisión
*TeLe-Romántica
*Teveo
*Tr3s
*Univision Noticias
*V-me
*ZUUS Latino

Defunct Networks
*América CV Network
*CNN Latino
*LAT TV
*Hispanic Television Network
*Soi TV
*TuVisión
*SIN (became Univision)
*VasalloVision

**Religious**

Religious--English
*3ABN (Three Angels Broadcasting Network)
*BYU Television
*The Church Channel
*CBN
*CTN
*Cornerstone Television
*Daystar
*EWTN
*Faith TV
*GCN
*GEB America
*God's Learning Channel
*God TV
*Hope Channel
*Telecare
*TBN
*Tri-State Christian Television
*Total Living Network
*Unity Broadcasting Network
*WHT

Religious--Music
*JUCE TV
*The Worship Network
*UP TV

Religious--Children's and Teen
*The Family Channel (not to be confused with the cable channel ABC Family)
*Smile of a Child TV

Religious--Entertainment
*FamilyNet

Religious--Spanish
*3ABN Latino
*Almavisión
*Enlace
*Fe-TV
*La Familia Cosmovision
*Tele Vida Abundante
*Tvida Vision

[TheFugitive]

The Mizlou Television Network was never really a network.
They were a syndicator which produced a package of football games which
were sold to local stations in the 1970's.

This included various college bowl games (aside from the major ones like the
Orange or Sugar Bowls) and the defunct World Football League during it's
1 1/2 seasons of existence.

They may have also produced some college basketball games.
Typically these were sold to local independent stations (WPGH here in Pittsburgh)

They did not maintain any sort of a regular weekly program schedule
(other than the WFL games ran weekly, I think on Wednesday nights).
Just offered the games when they were available.

[ynkeesfn82]

I wouldn't consider Cornerstone Television and ON-TV4U shopping channels. They are 2 all-infomercial channels. On COX Cable here in Connecticut ON-TV4U is Channel 74 with a BOX (13.2 without a box) and is listed on the Channel Line-Up as Leased Access. The all Coin Shopping Channel - The Coin Vault is on Channel 74 Monday, Tuesdays, and Thursday Nights, along with Sunday Mornings. (Though the Coin Vault's website says it's on COX 24/7). The Coin Vault got its start on The now-defunct Shop-at-Home Network. After SAH went out of business the second time they became their own 24 hour network. Robert Chambers who hosted Coin Vault on Shop-at-Home was often on The Coin Vault Network but he has since left. I've seen him on an "infomercial" called CSN which stands for Coin Shopping Network. And just the other day I think he was selling coins on HSN.

Livewell should go under the "defunct" section because they're shutting down in January 2015.

[Retail Fan+ (Justin Hill)]

I wouldn't consider Cornerstone Television and ON-TV4U shopping channels. They are 2 all-infomercial channels. Livewell should go under the "defunct" section because they're shutting down in January 2015.

Yes, Live Well should go under defunct, but I'm waiting until January. Infomercial channels are considered shopping channels because they sell products much like shopping channels. I added ZUUS Latino under the Spanish channels.

[Retail Fan+ (Justin Hill)]

Update: MondoFOX is now Mundo Max.

[ynkeesfn82]

Update:

Mun2 is now called NBC Universo

ShopHQ is now called EVINE

[Retail Fan+ (Justin Hill)]

Updates:

PBJ and TheCoolTV are now defunct.

I had high hopes for PBJ. I'm guessing they had to deal with competition from other kids' channels found over-the-air and on cable in their respective markets.