ATS Networks

ATS Networks (also known as Alexonian Telecasting System) is an Alexonian public service television and radio broadcaster. ATS was formed in 1983 with the merger of Radio Alexonia/ATS and Eastern Film.

History
ATS was formed in 1937 as Royal Broadcasting Corporation (ARBC) (Japanese: ロイヤル放送協会), later renamed as Radio Alexonia (Japanese: ラジオアレクソニア). Its TV division was launched in 1951 as Royal Broadcasting Television (RBTV). By 1957 the two companies merged into Royal Broadcasting Radio and Television (Japanese: ロイヤル放送ラジオ・テレビ)

In 1968 ATS Two started broadcasting in color, two months after AHT. In 1979 Alexonian Radio and Television was renamed ATS (an acronym for Alexonian Telecasting System), wich reflected more media activities.

By 1983 the broadcaster adquired Eastern Film (now ATS Cinema), and after the merger, the broadcaster was renamed ATS Networks.

Television

 * ATS One
 * ATS Two
 * ATS N24
 * ATS Sport
 * ATS Kids
 * ATSJr
 * ATS Spike
 * ATS Viva
 * ATS CNBC
 * BBC/ATS Networks (Joint venture with BBC Studios)
 * ATS Gold
 * ATS Watch
 * ATS Dave
 * ATS CNBC

Radio

 * ATS Radio 1-first station of ATS (News, entertainment).
 * ATS Radio 2-sport radio.
 * ATS Radio 3-music radio.
 * ATS Radio 4-adut contemporary music radio
 * ATS Radio Classic-retro themed, with music, movies and shows.
 * ATS Radio Asia-Asian music radio

Divisions

 * NBCUniversal International Networks Alexonia (50%)
 * TV5 Alexonia (50%)
 * Alexonia Digital Networks

Others

 * ATS iPlay-streaming service.
 * ATS Cinema-film company.
 * Eastern Film Classics-film distribution
 * ATS Studios-production and distribution
 * ATS Worldwide Studios-digital content
 * ATS Consumer Products-Licensing