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MCM (French TV)
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| Country |  France |
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| Availability | Various countries |
| Owner | Groupe MCM |
| Website | http://www.mcm.net |
MCM is a French music video TV channel owned by Groupe MCM. It was started in 1989 by Groupe Europe following the MTV model. MCM broadcasts 3 encrypted music TV channels "MCM France", "MCM Pop" and "MCM Top" as part of the "CanalSat France"[1][2] subscription TV package from the "Astra 1" cluster of Direct-to-Home broadcast satellites at the 19.2 degrees East orbital position.
MCM Top is at present available unencrypted worldwide from the main MCM Website.
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| Terrestrial analogue | TF1 • France 2 • France 3 • Canal + • France 5 • M6 • Arte |
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| Terrestrial digital (free) | Direct 8 • W9 • TMC • NT1 • NRJ 12 • La Chaîne parlementaire • France 4 • BFM TV • I>Télé • Europe 2 TV • Gulli | |
| Terrestrial digital (pay) | TPS Star • Paris Première • Canal+ Sport • Canal+ Cinéma • AB1 • Planète • TF6 • Canal J • LCI • Eurosport | |
| Others | France 24 • MCM • Mezzo • TPS Foot • 13ème Rue • France Ô • Planète • RTL9 • Comédie! | |
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| Media holding companies | France Télévisions • TF1 Group • Métropole Télévision • Canal+ Group • Lagardère Active • AB Groupe | |
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