International versions Lifetime (TV network)

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1 international versions

1.1 canada
1.2 latin america
1.3 united kingdom , ireland
1.4 africa
1.5 israel
1.6 asia
1.7 turkey
1.8 mena





international versions
canada

on may 30, 2012, canadian television broadcaster shaw media announced rebrand showcase diva, category b digital specialty channel canadian version of lifetime under licensing agreement a+e networks; showcase diva relaunched lifetime on august 27, 2012.


latin america

lifetime announced launch of latin american version of network, launched on july 1, 2014 (in south america, caribbean , parts of central america) in association sony pictures television latin america. supplanted now-defunct sony spin channel (formerly known locomotion 1996 2005 , animax 2005 2011) on amazonas satellite serving south america. in mexico, launched on october 1, 2014, replacing biography channel. in brazil, channel airs programming dubbed in portuguese. lifetime latin america distributed hbo latin america group, under license a+e networks latin america , sony pictures television latin america.


united kingdom , ireland

a+e networks uk launched version of lifetime uk , ireland in november 2013. shows announced airing on channel client list, damages lifetime u.s. original movie, liz & dick, , original series called proposers.


africa

a+e networks launched african version of lifetime on 22th july 2014.


israel

a+e networks launched version of lifetime israel on 14 september 2014, replaced biography channel.


asia

aetn asia networks plans bring lifetime channel southeast asia. channel began broadcasting on 14 june 2013, astro , starhub tv being 2 of first providers carry lifetime in asia. in july, available in hong kong tv channel 520. , since september 1, 2014, lifetime asia airs in philippines on dream satellite tv channel 18 , skycable.


turkey

on 16 march 2016, a&e television networks has announced lifetime türkiye channel launched on 26 april 2016 in turkey cooperation of multi channel developers


mena

in 2017, a&e television networks launch version of lifetime middle east & northern africa region.








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