* MediaCorp TV12 okto replacing MediaCorp TV12 Kids Central and MediaCorp TV12 Arts Central owner by MediaCorp TV12 Central and SPH MediaWorks Channel i onwer by SPH MediaWorks ( UHF 30 from ATT, UHF 25 from Starhub Cable Point, also DVB-T )

* MediaCorp TV12 Vasantham replacing MediaCorp TV12 Vasantham Central formerly by MediaCorp TV12 Central ( UHF 24 from Starhub Cable Point and ATT, also DVB-T )

After its original run it has been shown repeatedly on PBS and satellite channels such as Telemundo in the United States, CBC in Canada, TV1 in Australia, TVB in Hong Kong, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central and ITV3, Cartoon Network on 11 June 2012, in the UK, Disney Channel Asia in Southeast Asia, TV3 in Malaysia, MediaCorp Channel 5 in Singapore, ABS-CBN in the Philippines and RCTI in Indonesia.

* MediaCorp TV12 Central ( UHF 495. 25 MHz from SCTV point to antenna and DVB-T )

** MediaCorp TV12 Kids Central

** MediaCorp TV12 Vasantham Central

** MediaCorp TV12 Arts Central

In other words this channel was replaced together with MediaCorp TV12 Kids Central and MediaCorp TV12 Arts Central when transferred from MediaCorp TV12 Central under MediaCorp TV12 okto since 20 October 2008.

* Airforce ( 空军 ), 10 April 1988: This Chinese language drama series was filmed and produced by Singapore Broadcasting Corporation ( now defunct, a forerunner of MediaCorp TV, Singapore ).

* The Noose ( TV series ), a comedy television program in the form of a fictitious news report aired on MediaCorp TV Channel 5

* The Dream Catchers, a TV series produced by Singapore's Chinese-language channel MediaCorp Channel 8

* Singapore's MediaCorp TV had supposedly not broadcast the games due to the high cost of telecast rights, satellite charges and the lack of sponsors.

* Sweet Dreams ( 1990 TV series ), a Singaporean programme broadcast by MediaCorp Channel 8

* Stand by Me ( TV series ), a top-rated Chinese drama that aired on MediaCorp Channel 8

* Private Eyes, a 1991 TV drama programme broadcast by MediaCorp Channel 8

* Television Corporation of Singapore, now part of MediaCorp TV

* MediaCorp TV TVMobile was a " similar " system in use mainly on buses in Singapore but has since ceased operation from January 1, 2010.

In Singapore, StarHub TV service broadcasts it on Channel 152 for its digital service customers on MediaCorp TV Channel 5 and MediaCorp TV HD5.

* Under One Roof ( 1986 TV series ), a Singaporean drama series on MediaCorp Channel 8

Currently, MediaCorp runs 7 television channels and 13 radio channels, making it the largest media broadcaster and provider in Singapore, and the only terrestrial TV broadcaster in that city-state.

* The show is re-run at midnight from August 25, 2006. and Television Stations are Singapore has ; MediaCorp TV Channel 8.

* The Champion ( TV series ), a 2004 Chinese MediaCorp idol drama

MediaCorp TV, fully owned by government holding company Temasek Holdings, has a monopoly on terrestrial television channels, while the sole cable operator is StarHub.

On 1 January 2005, SPH MediaWorks was acquired by MediaCorp TV, which thus reasserted its monopoly on the industry.

* MediaCorp TV Channel 5 ( VHF 5 from Starhub Cable Point and ATT, also DVB-T )

* MediaCorp TV Channel 8 ( VHF 8 from Starhub Cable Point and ATT, also DVB-T )

All eight television channels are owned by MediaCorp ; its only other competitor, SPH Mediaworks closed its television channel on 1 January 2005.

MediaCorp Channel 5 or Channel 5 ( Chinese: 五频道, Before 1 January 2005: 第五波道 ) is a 24-hour free-to-air English and Malay language television channel based in Singapore.

MediaCorp Channel 8 ( Chinese: 8频道, Before January 1, 2005: 第八波道 ) is a 24-hour free-to-air Singapore Mandarin general news and entertainment television channel in Singapore.

It is one of the two Singapore Mandarin over-the-air television channel in Singapore the other being MediaCorp Channel U was formerly known as SPH MediaWorks Channel U.

StarHub TV and MediaCorp TV jointly launched a new channel " MediaCorp 8 On-Demand " ( StarHub TV Channel 116 ) on December 28, 2011.

MediaCorp Channel U or Channel U ( U頻道 ; pinyin: U Píndào ) is Singapore's 2nd Mandarin television channel.

It was created by SPH MediaWorks on 6 May 2001 to serve as an alternative Chinese channel to MediaCorp Channel 8.

* MediaCorp Channel U, a Chinese-language channel in Singapore

As a result of a merger with MediaCorp, the channel is now run by MediaCorp under the name MediaCorp TV Channel U.

Despite the limited size of its talent base, the channel managed to receive ratings equal to or exceeding that of MediaCorp Channel 8 before its transfer to MediaCorp.

As a result of the media merger with MediaCorp TV is a terrestrial television station channel final broadcasting end closed sign-off shut down ceased transmission on 1 January 2005 as MediaCorp and Singapore Press Holdings demaed that the channel had no commercial viability because the Singapore English television market was so small.

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The print media is dominated by Singapore Press Holdings and MediaCorp.

* Radio & Television of Singapore, a former name of MediaCorp Singapore

However, on 17 March, the MediaCorp found other sponsors which is the Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports and the Singapore Sports Council.

Notable Government-linked corporations include Singapore Airlines, SingTel, ST Engineering, MediaCorp and Singapore Temasek Holdings.

The lives of the inhabitants of Pulau Tekong before it was turned into a training area for the Singaporean military was portrayed in the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation ( now MediaCorp ) Channel 8 drama Son of Pulau Tekong.

* Singapore Broadcasting Corporation, the former name of MediaCorp

* Caldecott Hill, Singapore, home of the headquarters of MediaCorp

The show was originally on the Global Television Network and can currently be seen on Teletoon in Canada, RTÉ One in Ireland ( soon on RTE Two ), MTV3 and Subtv in Finland, NHK in Japan, Canal FOX in Latin America, vtm in Belgium, MediaCorp Channel 5 in Singapore, GMA Network in the Philippines, Telefé in Argentina, TV2 in New Zealand, ProSieben in Germany, TVN7 in Poland, and Go!

EGM Thailand is published by Future Gamer Company Ltd., EGM Singapore is published by MediaCorp Publishing and EGM Turkey is published by Merkez Dergi.

Media Corporation of Singapore Pte Ltd, better known as MediaCorp, is a group of commercial media companies in Singapore, with business interests in television and radio broadcasting, interactive media, and, to a lesser extent, print publishing and film-making.

Singapore Idol is a reality television singing competition created by Simon Fuller and produced by MediaCorp Studios and FremantleMedia Operations BV.

In Singapore, MediaCorp Channel NewsAsia uses news tickers.