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Fuel TV (international)
Fuel TV is a sports-orientated digital cable and satellite television action sports channel owned by FUEL TV Global, S.A. The channel is focused on the culture of extreme sports such as skateboarding, snowboarding, wakeboarding, motocross, surfing, BMX, FMX and is available in many countries including Portugal, China, North Africa and the Middle East.
Originally, Fuel TV was launched as a weekly regional music and extreme sports television series in September 2001 by video producer Chris Braly and aired on American WB affiliate WFLI-TV (channel 53, now a CW affiliate) in Chattanooga, Tennessee in the Saturday evening programming slot.
In July 2003 News Corporation began negotiations to buy out the Fuel TV trademark and concept from Chris Braly and make it a part of their Fox-Sports Network. As a rebranded cable and satellite channel, Fuel TV featured extreme sports programs ranging from original series, exclusive events, licensed films and creative interstitials.
In 2007, News Corporation sold Fuel TV to Portuguese-based FLUID Youth Culture, S.A. after an agreement was reached in order to acquire Fuel TV in Portugal with the rest of the international operations being later acquired in 2014. In 2008, Fuel TV was launched in Portugal in partnership with the network service provider MEO.
Between 2010 and 2014, Fuel TV expanded their business to the EMEA region with the channel being launched in over 40 countries in the EMEA region, reaching 8 million households.
The American Fuel TV channel was re-branded as Fox Sports 2 in August 2013 following the seamless transition of Speed to Fox Sports 1. The network continued overseas, most prominently as an online streaming service and FAST channel available on different platforms.
Chris Braly originally conceived and developed an independently produced television series named "Fuel TV" in February 2000. Braly was a video producer and the president of BIG Studios and he used a paid programming approach with the WB affiliate network WFLI-TV to air Fuel TV as a regular weekly series on channel 53. Fuel TV launched on the network on September 8, 2001, as a regional music and extreme sports weekly broadcast that aired Saturday nights at midnight for four seasons.
The series' appeal, particularly with younger viewers, and the subsequent rise of extreme action sports programs in the early 21st century, led to the independently produced series becoming very popular in the America and catching the attention of the networks.
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Fuel TV (international)
Fuel TV is a sports-orientated digital cable and satellite television action sports channel owned by FUEL TV Global, S.A. The channel is focused on the culture of extreme sports such as skateboarding, snowboarding, wakeboarding, motocross, surfing, BMX, FMX and is available in many countries including Portugal, China, North Africa and the Middle East.
Originally, Fuel TV was launched as a weekly regional music and extreme sports television series in September 2001 by video producer Chris Braly and aired on American WB affiliate WFLI-TV (channel 53, now a CW affiliate) in Chattanooga, Tennessee in the Saturday evening programming slot.
In July 2003 News Corporation began negotiations to buy out the Fuel TV trademark and concept from Chris Braly and make it a part of their Fox-Sports Network. As a rebranded cable and satellite channel, Fuel TV featured extreme sports programs ranging from original series, exclusive events, licensed films and creative interstitials.
In 2007, News Corporation sold Fuel TV to Portuguese-based FLUID Youth Culture, S.A. after an agreement was reached in order to acquire Fuel TV in Portugal with the rest of the international operations being later acquired in 2014. In 2008, Fuel TV was launched in Portugal in partnership with the network service provider MEO.
Between 2010 and 2014, Fuel TV expanded their business to the EMEA region with the channel being launched in over 40 countries in the EMEA region, reaching 8 million households.
The American Fuel TV channel was re-branded as Fox Sports 2 in August 2013 following the seamless transition of Speed to Fox Sports 1. The network continued overseas, most prominently as an online streaming service and FAST channel available on different platforms.
Chris Braly originally conceived and developed an independently produced television series named "Fuel TV" in February 2000. Braly was a video producer and the president of BIG Studios and he used a paid programming approach with the WB affiliate network WFLI-TV to air Fuel TV as a regular weekly series on channel 53. Fuel TV launched on the network on September 8, 2001, as a regional music and extreme sports weekly broadcast that aired Saturday nights at midnight for four seasons.
The series' appeal, particularly with younger viewers, and the subsequent rise of extreme action sports programs in the early 21st century, led to the independently produced series becoming very popular in the America and catching the attention of the networks.