TV18 Broadcast Limited, together with its subsidiaries, operates a television broadcasting network in India. The company operates business news channels, such as CNBC-TV18, CNBC Awaaz, and CNBC Bajar; general news channels, including CNN News18 and News18 India; News18 regional channels; CNBCTV18.com, a digital news website; factual entertainment channels comprising History TV18 and FYI TV18; Hindi mass entertainment channels consisting of Colors, Colors Cineplex, and Colors Rishtey; and regional entertainment channels, such as Colors Kannada, Colors Super, Colors Kannada Cinema, Colors Bangla and Colors Bangla Cinema, Colors Marathi, Colors Gujarati and Colors Gujarati Cinema, Colors Odia, and Colors Tamil. It also operates youth and music channels, including MTV India and MTV Beats; English entertainment channels comprising Comedy Central, Colors Infinity, and Vh1; kids channels consisting of Nickelodeon, Sonic, Nick Jr., and Nick HD+; Voot, Voot Select, and Voot Kids channels; and IndiaCast, a content asset monetization channel. The company was formerly known as ibn18 Broadcast Limited and changed its name to TV18 Broadcast Limited in June 2011. TV18 Broadcast Limited was incorporated in 2005 and is based in Mumbai, India. TV18 Broadcast Limited is a subsidiary of Network18 Media & Investments Limited.
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