CNPTV
| CNPTV | |
|---|---|
| Launched | 2000 |
| Owned by | Louis Henry |
| Slogan | The Essence of the Caribbean |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Broadcast area | New England, Connecticut |
| Headquarters | East Hartford, Connecticut |
| Website | cnptv.com |
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Caribbean Network Program Television is a US nationally broadcast English language television channel run by the Community Network Program Television organization (CNPTV)'s national broadcast centre in the state of Connecticut. The CNPTV was launched in 2000 by Louis Henry, the main focus of the channel is Caribbean culture, news, current affairs, sports, lifestyle, opinions, and entertainment from an Anglophone Caribbean perspective.
CNPTV is currently available in the New England region of North America and in New Jersey, where it broadcasts to the Caribbean-diaspora.
It is currently available in the New England region of the United States on Comcast and Roku.
Programming[edit]
- Caribbean in HD
- Caribbean Community Focus
- Caribbean Riddims
CNPTV Shows[edit]
Some famous shows[1] that broadcast on the CNPTV network.
Partners and Affiliates[edit]
- Caribbean Communications Network Ltd., (CCN-TV6) - Trinidad & Tobago
- Caribbean Broadcasting Corporation, (CBC-TV8) - Barbados
- Institute of Cuban Radio & Television, (ICRT) - Cuba
- ZNS Network - The Bahamas
- The Creative Production & Training Centre Ltd., (CPTC) - Jamaica
- Television Jamaica Ltd., (TVJ) - Jamaica
- CVM Television Ltd. - Jamaica
- CaribVision Inc. - Barbados
See also[edit]
References[edit]
External links[edit]
- CaribVision - Official website
- Caribbean Media Corporation - cmccaribbean.com - CaribVision - Channel description
- CaribVision: Satellite broadcasting Information - Satellite Configuration information
- Caribbean Net News: Launch of new CaribVision - 4 August 2006 - Caribbean Net News, Cayman Islands
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