JakTV
Not to be confused with Jack TV, a cable TV network in the Philippines.
| Jak-TV | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Launched | 28 October 2004 |
| Network | City TV Network |
| Owned by | Mahaka Media[1] |
| Slogan | "My City My TV" |
| Country | Indonesia |
| Broadcast area | Free To Air/Cable |
Availability | |
| Terrestrial | |
| Jakarta | 55 (UHF) Analogue |
| Doha | 51 (UHF) DVB-T2 |
| Cable | |
| First Media | Channel 6 |
Jak-TV is a local television station in the Metro Jakarta market, the capital and largest city in Indonesia. It is owned by Erick Thohir's company Mahaka Media, part of the latter's City TV Network.
Programming
- VH1 (2004-2007)
- NBA (2004–present)
- Lejel Home Shopping (2006–present)
- C Music Buzz Up Monday (2007–present)
- C Music 3L (2007–present)
- C Music Wed..Wed..Wed.. (2007–present)
- C Music It's Rock (2007–present)
- C Music Pump Up Friday (2007–present)
- C Party (2007–present)
- C Indie (2007–present)
- Bandar Jakarta (2005–present)
- DRTV (2005–present)
- JACO Home Shopping (2005–present)
- Belagu (Berita Ala Gue) (2005-2010)
- Jakarta 2 Menit (2005–present)
- Jakarta Petang (2004–present)
- Jakarta Malam (2005–present)
- Jakarta Sepekan (2006–present)
- Jurnal Jakarta Fair Kemayoran (2004–present)
- Jakartana (2005–present)
- Suara Jakarta (2005–present)
- Peduli Jakarta (2005–present
- Asal Gobleg (2004–present)
- Berbincang Jalan (2009–present)
- Ongkos Politik (2005)-present)
- Jalan Jalan Jakarta (2005–present)
- Komunitas Kita (2005–present)
- Kuis Cap Cip Cup (2009–present)
- Maha Karya Agung Sedayu (2007–present)
- Movie Freaks (2005–present)
- Jejak Tokoh (2005–present)
- Music Manic (2008–present)
- Dimarco (2007–present)
- VOA Pop Notes (2009–present)
- BOX Office VOA (2009)
- The Jaks (2005–present)
- Health & Harmony (2004–present)
- Fit Properties (2004–present)
- Berita MK (2005–present)
- Dunia Laki-laki (2004–present)
- Asean Basketball League (2009–present)
Change logo
On June 2010, JakTV changing logo with 4 colors, green, red, yellow and blue with the shape of ball.
References
- ↑ Slatter, John. The 100 Best Stocks You Can Buy 2008, p. 250 (2007)
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