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MTV Hits Australia & Hits first launched as TMF Australia in April 2007 on the Optus Television pay TV service [1] and allowed viewers to interact with the channel via the web and mobile commencing on 22 June 2007. Unlike sister channel MTV, the channel only played music related programming.
MTV Networks Australia launched a local version of TMF as a fully integrated, multi-platform 24-hour music channel in May 2007. TMF focused on the interactive playground and along with a selection of music video clips including programming and viewer-generated content including images, videos, text-based applications and graphics.
TMF may refer to: The Music Factory, an originally Dutch brand of pop music television channels, including: TMF Nederland; TMF Flanders; TMF Australia, now known as MTV Hits; TMF (UK & Ireland) TMF Awards; TMF Group, a Dutch multinational in the accounting industry; Topological modular forms, an E-infinity ring spectrum used in algebraic topology
TMF Nederland was the original channel before launching local channels in Germany, Belgium, UK and Australia. These local channels have been replaced with different channels. [26] TMF's digital channels in the Netherlands TMF Live and TMF NL also ceased broadcasting. TMF Flanders in Belgium currently broadcasts as the only TMF channel. 2011:
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[citation needed] Eventually TMF's success in Netherlands mean that also in Belgium, the United Kingdom and Australia a TMF channel was started. From these channels, the Belgian was the only TMF channel which still broadcast, this has also been shut down on November 1, 2015, and was replaced by Comedy Central.
“Hot Ones” is going solo. BuzzFeed announced a deal to sell First We Feast, the studio behind the popular YouTube chicken-wing-eating celebrity talk show “Hot Ones,” for $82.5 million in ...