GEM TV Asia
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Launched | 1 January 2014 1 October 2015 (Hong Kong, Indonesia, Cambodia and Thailand) 22 July 2016 (Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, Taiwan and Macau) |
(Vietnam)
Network | Sony Pictures Television |
Owned by | Sony Pictures Entertainment Nippon Television Network Corporation (GEM Asia only) |
Picture format | SDTV (480i 4:3) |
Slogan | The GEM of Asian Entertainment |
Country | Singapore |
Language | GEM Vietnam Vietnamese Korean GEM Asia Mandarin Cantonese Japanese |
Broadcast area | GEM Vietnam Vietnam GEM Asia Hong Kong Thailand Indonesia Cambodia Singapore |
Headquarters | Number 10, Changi Business Park Central 2 #03-01 Hansapoint @ Changi Business Park, Changi, Singapore |
Sister channel(s) | AXN Asia Sony Channel Animax Asia ONE TV (Korean) |
Website | [1] |
Availability
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Terrestrial | |
Nexmedia (Indonesia)[1][2] | Channel 307[3] |
Satellite | |
TrueVisions (Thailand)[1][4] | Channel 244 |
Skynindo (Indonesia)[1][2] | Channel 24 |
Transvision (Indonesia)[1][2] | Channel 322 (HD) |
Indovision (Indonesia) | Channel 155 |
Cable | |
HTVC (Vietnam)[5] | Channel 63 |
VTVcab (Vietnam)[5] | Channel 77 (HD) |
PPCTV (Cambodia)[1] | Channel 42 (Analog) Channel 126 (Digital) |
IPTV | |
now TV (Hong Kong)[1][6] | Channel 151 (SD/HD)[7] |
MyRepublic (Indonesia)[1][2] | Channel 65 |
NexTV Viettel (Vietnam)[5] | Channel 153 |
GEM TV Asia (sometimes referred to as Sony GEM or simply as GEM) is a subscription pay cable and satellite television channel owned by Sony Pictures Television, a division of Sony Pictures Entertainment. The channel made a debut only in Vietnam on 1 January 2014.[8]
In September 2015, SPT Networks and Nippon Television Network Corporation announced that their joint-venture Asian general entertainment channel GEM will roll out across Asia on October 1, 2015, while the Vietnamese feed will continue to be wholly owned and operated by SPT Networks.[1]
GEM delivers 24-hours of Asian entertainment series, variety and drama programs from across Asia. GEM Asia on Vietnam broadcast programs from South Korea, China, Hong Kong and Taiwan and is fully localized with Vietnamese subtitiles, voice-overs in contents, advertisements and introductions. Meanwhile, GEM Asia in other countries includes more programs from Japan, China, Hong Kong and Taiwan. It is the third Asian-content channel launched by Sony after its sister channels, Animax Asia which focuses on Japanese anime and ONE which focuses on South Korean entertainment programming.
Language and subtitles
Country | Language | Subtitle | Pay |
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Vietnam | Vietnamese, Korean, Chinese | Chinese, Vietnamese | VTVCab, HTVC, VTC Digital |
Hong Kong | Japanese, Chinese, Cantonese | English, Cantonese | now TV |
Indonesia | Bahasa Indonesia | Skynindo, MyRepublic, TransVision, Nexmedia, Indovision | |
Thailand | Thai | TrueVisions |
Broadcasts time zone
- UTC+07:00|20:00
- Vietnam Standard Time (VNM) (Hanoi)
- Thailand Standard Time (BKK) (Bangkok)
- Western Indonesian Time (JKT) (Jakarta)
- UTC+08:00|21:00 Hong Kong Standard Time (HKST) (Hong Kong)
See also
- Animax Asia
- AXN Asia
- BeTV (formerly TV channel)
- Sony Channel (Asia)
- ONE
- SET Asia (India region)
References
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- ↑ Sony Pictures launches new channel in Vietnam marketing-interactive.com October 21, 2013, Retrieved on August 4, 2015