In October 1992, CMT Films launched its first international channel, CMT Films Europe, as part of the Sky Multichannels package.
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In October 1992, CMT Films launched its first international channel, CMT Films Europe, as part of the Sky Multichannels package.
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In July 1995, CMT Films launched its Brazilian version in association with Grupo Abril's TVA.
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On October 1,1994, CMT Films made its first major format change by adding several new music-oriented programs.
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TNN would phase out country programming to avoid overlap with CMT Films, changing its name to "The National Network", and later relaunching altogether as Spike in 2003.
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CMT Films was separated from its sister channels on February 23,2009; Noggin closed and replaced by a 24-hour version of Nick Jr.
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On June 10,2016, CMT Films announced that they would pick up the ABC series Nashville following its original cancellation of the series.
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In 2017, as part of Viacom's restructuring plans, CMT Films would begin a transition back to unscripted programming.
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In 2019, Viacom acquired Pluto TV, and launched several CMT Films-branded channels, including a channel focused on Western genre movies and a channel dedicated to Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team.
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CMT Films Music is an American pay television channel and a sister network to CMT Films.
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