Paramount Network (international)

Paramount Network
Paramount Network
Broadcast area	International
Programming
Picture format	1080i HDTV; (downscaled to 16:9 576i for the SDTV feed)
Ownership
Owner	Paramount International Networks
History
Launched	March 30, 2012 (Spain) ; May 13, 2012 (Austria) ; September 5, 2013 (France) ; February 14, 2014 (Hungary) ; February 14, 2014 (Russia); May 28, 2014 (Romania & Moldova) ; November 14, 2014 (Latin America) ; December 16, 2014 (Sweden) ; March 19, 2015 (Poland) ; February 2016 (Thailand) ; February 27, 2016 (Italy) ; April 15, 2017 (MENA) ; 2017 (Vietnam and Malaysia) ; July 4, 2018 (United Kingdom) ; June 1, 2019 (Philippines) ; January 12, 2021 (Czech Republic) ; February 1, 2021 (Singapore) ; September 27, 2021 (TransVision, Indonesia) ; October 1, 2021 (myTV Super, Hong Kong) ; October 15, 2021 (Cable TV, Hong Kong) ; December 9, 2021 (Brunei) ;
Closed	September 1, 2020 (MENA) ; January 12, 2021 (Romania & Moldova) ; December 31, 2021 (Finland) ; January 1, 2022 (Denmark & Sweden) ; January 17, 2022 (Italy) ; January 19, 2022 (United Kingdom) ; April 28, 2022 (Russia) ;
Former names	Paramount Channel
Availability

Paramount Network is a brand of several television channels operated by Paramount International Networks.

List of Channels

EMMAA & Australia

The Americas

Defunct Channels

Paramount Channel Arabia (2017–2020)
Paramount Network Austria (2018–2021)
Paramount Network Denmark (2019–2022) – formerly Comedy Central from 2014 to 2019
Paramount Network Finland (2019–2022)
Paramount Network Italy (2016–2022) – formerly Paramount Channel from 2016 to 2019
Paramount Network Sweden (2019–2022) – formerly Comedy Central from 2009 to 2019
Paramount Network UK (2018-2022) - (now part of Channel 5) replaced 5Spike and succeeded by 5Action in 2022
Spike Australia (2016–2022)

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