Nickelodeon (international)

Nickelodeon, a network that was originally established as a cable channel in the United States, has expanded to include worldwide versions.

Americas

USA

• Nick – flagship channel
  • Nick@Nite – program block airing primarily sitcom reruns, shares channel space with Nickelodeon
  • Nick 2 – digital cable-only timeshift feed showing the East feed for West Coast viewers, and the West feed for East Coast viewers
  • Nick Jr.
  • Nicktoons
  • TeenNick

Canada

• Nickelodeon (Canada); Carries Nick Jr. as a program block.

Latin America

• Nickelodeon (Latin America)
  • Nick at Nite
  • Nick Jr. Latin America

Mexico

• • Nicktoons Mexico
  • TeenNick Mexico

Brazil

• Nickelodeon (Brazil)
  • Nick Jr. (Brazil)

Europe

UK and Ireland

• Nickelodeon (UK and Ireland); also has HD simulcast channel on Sky. Known as Nick.
  • Nick +1 – one hour timeshift
• Nicktoons
  • Nicktoons Replay – one hour timeshift, now defunct
• Nick Jr.
  • Nick Jr. +1 – one hour timeshift
• Nick Jr. 2

Netherlands & Flanders

• Nickelodeon (Netherlands & Flanders)
  • Nick Jr. (Netherlands & Flanders)
  • Nicktoons (Netherlands & Flanders)
  • Nick Hits (Netherlands & Flanders)
  • Kindernet

France & Wallonia

• Nickelodeon (France & Wallonia) – Previously a block on Canal J from 2003 to 2005 as Nicktoons France^[1]
  • Nickelodeon Junior
  • Nickelodeon 4teens

Croatia

• Nickelodeon (Croatia)

Spain

• Nickelodeon (Spain)

Italy

• Nickelodeon (Italy)
  • Nick Jr. (Italy)
  • Teen Nick

Portugal

• Nickelodeon (Portugal)

Bulgaria

• Nickelodeon (Bulgaria)

Germany

• Nickelodeon (Germany)
  • Nicktoons (Germany)
  • Nick Jr. (Germany)

Switzerland

• Nickelodeon (Switzerland)

East Europe and Malta

• Nickelodeon (East Europe and Malta)

Russia

• Nickelodeon (Russia)

Serbia

• Nickelodeon (Serbia)

Scandinavia

• Nickelodeon (Scandinavia)
  • Nick Jr. (Scandinavia)

Poland

• Nickelodeon (Poland)
  • Nick Jr. (Poland)

Israel

• Nickelodeon Israel
  • Nick Jr. (Israel)

Greece

• Nickelodeon (Greece)
  • Nick Jr. (Greece)

Hungary

• Nickelodeon (Hungary)

Romania

• Nickelodeon Romania

Asia and Australia

Philippines

• Nickelodeon (Philippines)

Mainland China

• Nickelodeon (Mainland China)

Taiwan

• Nickelodeon (Taiwan)

Southeast Asia

• Nickelodeon (Southeast Asia)
  • Nick Jr. (Southeast Asia)

India

• Nickelodeon India
  • Sonic Nickelodeon India
  • Teen Nick India
  • Nick Jr India

Pakistan

• Nickelodeon (Pakistan)
  • Nick Jr. (Pakistan)

South Korea

• Nickelodeon (South Korea)

Japan

• Nickelodeon (Japan) – Now defunct, as of September 30, 2009^[2]

Hong Kong

• Nickelodeon (Hong Kong)

Indonesia

• Nickelodeon Indonesia

Australia and New Zealand

• Nickelodeon (Australia and New Zealand)
  • Nick Jr. (Australia)
• Nickelodeon (New Zealand) – Now defunct, replaced by the Australian version^[3]

Turkey, Africa and the Middle East

Africa

• Nickelodeon (Africa)
  • Nick Jr
  • Nick Toons

Middle East & North Africa

• Nickelodeon Arabia
  • Nick jr. (Arabia)

Turkey

• Nickelodeon (Turkey)^[4]
  • Nick Jr. (Turkey)

Former channels

• Nicktoons France – program block on Canal J, Closed November 1, 2005.
• Nick Gas – American digital cable and satellite channel, closed December 31, 2007 on digital cable and DirecTV and April 23, 2009 on Dish Network (replaced by Cartoon Network (west), (replaced by then The N, now TeenNick).
• Noggin – American digital cable and satellite channel, closed September 28, 2009 (renamed Nick Jr.)
• The N – American digital cable and satellite channel, closed September 28, 2009 (renamed TeenNick).
• Nicktoonsters – British spinoff of the U.K. version of Nicktoons, closed July 31, 2009 (replaced by a 1-hour delayed timeshift feed of the main Nicktoons channel).

See also

• Nickelodeon Magazine
• Nickelodeon Universe, a Nickelodeon-themed amusement park inside the Mall of America
• Nickelodeon Movies
• Nickelodeon Studios
• Nickelodeon compounds, a series of molding substances sold as toys
• Nickelodeon Records, also known as Nick Records

References

1. "Nickelodeon France bys raft of children's shows from Granada International". 4 Regional Film & Video. Great Britain: Flagship Media Group Ltd. March 15, 2006. Retrieved February 16, 2014.
2. ニコロデオン　かいいんとうろく終了のおしらせ (in Japanese). MTV Networks Asia Pacific. August 28, 2013. Retrieved 2014-02-16.
3. "MTV NZ to axe 23 staff, closes offices". The New Zealand Herald. APN News & Media. September 28, 2010. Retrieved February 16, 2014.
4. "Nickelodeon Turkey" (in Turkish). Viacom International Media Networks. March 9, 2012. Retrieved February 16, 2014.

External links

Worldwide

• Official website

International

• Official website for Australia & New Zealand
• Official website for Brazil
• Official website for Canada
• Official website for China
• Official website for Czech Republic
• Official website for Denmark
• Official website for Finland
• Official website for France
• Official website for Germany
• Official website for Greece
• Official website for Hong Kong
• Official website for Hungary
• Official website for India
• Official website for Indonesia
• Official website for Israel
• Official website for Italy
• Official website for Latin America
• Official website for Malaysia
• Official website for Middle East and North Africa
• Official website for Mongolia
• Official website for Netherlands & Belgium
• Official website for Norway
• Official website for Pakistan
• Official website for Philippines
• Official website for Poland
• Official website for Portugal
• Official website for Romania
• Official website for Russia
• Official website for Singapore & Vietnam
• Official website for South Africa
• Official website for South Korea
• Official website for Spain
• Official website for Sweden
• Official website for Taiwan
• Official website for Turkey
• Official website for United Kingdom & Ireland