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ImaginAsian
Type
Broadcast television network
Country
United States
Availability
National (but not available in all markets)
Launch date
August 30, 2004
Dissolved
2011

ImaginAsian Entertainment was a multimedia company based in New York City. Its main feature was a television network, iaTV, which premiered in 2004 and which focused on entertainment featuring Mid- to South-East Asian content. There is also some South Asian content. The channel competed in certain markets with AZN Television until April 2008, when the competing network ceased broadcasting. It is not yet available in many U.S. televisual markets. The company ceased in 2011, with the television network becoming MNet.


They also operated The ImaginAsian, a renovated movie theatre located in Midtown Manhattan that shows only first-run and classic East Asian films, as well as several film festivals per year. The company renovated a second former movie theatre in Los Angeles that opened in December 2007, the former Linda Lea Theater, which originally showed Japanese films and served the Little Tokyo area before shuttering in the 1980s.


In addition, past divisions of the company consisted of iaLink, ImaginAsian Entertainment's monthly on-line magazine, which at one point had over ten million subscribers, ImaginAsian Pictures and Home Entertainment, a film and DVD distribution division that released several DVDs of East Asian films and iaTV original shows, and the successful theatrical and DVD release of the Vietnamese American film Journey from the Fall, and iaRadio, a block of radio programming both streamed on-line as well as made available on certain terrestrial stations.




Contents






  • 1 List of corporate affiliates


  • 2 Shows aired on ImaginAsian


    • 2.1 Television programs


    • 2.2 Eastern Animation


      • 2.2.1 Japanese


      • 2.2.2 Korean






  • 3 List of over-the-air TV channels and cable providers


    • 3.1 Cable/satellite providers


    • 3.2 Broadcast television stations




  • 4 See also





List of corporate affiliates




  • ImaginAsian Entertainment (IAEI) is the corporate parent


  • ImaginAsianTV (iaTV) is the television network


  • ImaginAsian Radio (iaRadio) is a streaming online radio


  • iaLink is an online e-zine


  • The ImaginAsian Theater, a movie theater in New York City which is now owned by Phoenix Theatres


  • ImaginAsian Pictures is for the creation, distribution, and promotion of films


  • ImaginAsian Home Entertainment is the DVD and home video division


  • The ImaginAsian Center is the film/event theatre in the Gallery Row area of Los Angeles, California, which opened on December 1, 2007. The Los Angeles center seems to have stopped operations in October 2008, though its web site (http://www.theimaginasian.com/la/) is still up.



Shows aired on ImaginAsian



Television programs




  • Asian Charlie's Angels

  • All About Eve

  • Bare Beauty

  • Comedy Zen

  • Couple or Trouble

  • Explore Asia

  • Extreme Gourmet

  • Full House

  • Finding My America

  • High Fly

  • It Started With a Kiss

  • Jo Jo New York

  • "Johnny Sokko and his Flying Robot"

  • Kikay Machine

  • The Lounge

  • Movies for the ImaginAsian

  • Pacific Fusion

  • Pancrase: Legends of Mixed Martial Arts

  • Party Guide for an Urbanite

  • Parental Guidance

  • Phoenix

  • Princess Hours

  • Sidestitch

  • Sunflower

  • Soulmate

  • The Great Horror Family

  • Tracking Your X-Boyfriend

  • Uncle Morty's Dub Shack

  • Valley of Love

  • White Blouse

  • Winter Sonata




Eastern Animation



Japanese




  • Ayakashi: Samurai Horror Tales

  • Black God: The Animation

  • Cat's Eye

  • Elemental Gelade

  • Figure 17

  • Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo

  • Gravitation

  • Hikaru no Go

  • Human Crossing

  • Initial D

  • Jing: King of Bandits

  • Kamichu!

  • Kiba

  • Kino's Journey

  • Kurogane Communication

  • Kyo Kara Maoh!

  • The Law of Ueki

  • My-HiME

  • NieA_7

  • Nobody's Boy: Remi

  • Paradise Kiss

  • Pani Poni Dash!

  • Scrapped Princess

  • Shingu: Secret of the Stellar Wars

  • Super Dimension Century Orguss

  • The Twelve Kingdoms

  • Wedding Peach




Korean




  • Guardian Fairy Michel

  • Hermos: The Green Chariot

  • Restol SRS

  • Spheres




List of over-the-air TV channels and cable providers



Cable/satellite providers




  • New York, New York - Time Warner Cable Channel 560


  • Hudson Valley, New York - Time Warner Cable Channel 560


  • Los Angeles, California - Time Warner Cable Channel 157


    • Charter Communications Channel 143


    • Champion Broadband Channel 196 (Arcadia, Monrovia and Pasadena)




  • San Francisco, California - Comcast Channel 28


  • Princeton, New Jersey - Patriot Media Channel 149


  • Houston, Texas - Comcast Channel 241


    • TVMax Channel 109


    • Fision Channel 349




  • Dallas, Texas - Time Warner Cable Channel 342


  • Fairfax County, Virginia - Cox Communications Channel 465


  • Hawaii - Oceanic Time Warner Cable Channel 134



Broadcast television stations



  • Edison, New Jersey - WDVB-CA (Formerly W36AS) Channel 39 (Middlesex, Monmouth, Essex and Union Counties)


See also


  • List of United States over-the-air television networks








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