Locomotion (TV Channel)
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Locomotion was a TV channel that aired in Latin America from fall 1996 until July 31, 2005. The network, whose corporate offices were based in Miami, Florida (though the network was not available in the United States aside from a few cable systems in southern Florida) was a joint venture between the US-based Hearst Corporation (50%) and the Venezuelan-based Cisneros Group (50%). In May 2002, Cisneros Group sold its shares in the network to Canadian-based Corus Entertainment. It was also broadcast in Portugal (through Cabovisão) and Spain (by defunct satellite TV operator Vía Digital). Initia...
Locomotion was a TV channel that aired in Latin America from fall 1996 until July 31, 2005. The network, whose corporate offices were based in Miami, Florida (though the network was not available in the United States aside from a few cable systems in southern Florida) was a joint venture between the US-based Hearst Corporation (50%) and the Venezuelan-based Cisneros Group (50%). In May 2002, Cisneros Group sold its shares in the network to Canadian-based Corus Entertainment. It was also broadcast in Portugal (through Cabovisão) and Spain (by defunct satellite TV operator Vía Digital). Initially, Locomotion was dedicated to classic animation, airing a mix of King Features animation titles like Phantom 2040, Popeye, and The Legend of Prince Valiant, shows like Visionaries: Knights of the Magical Light, Galaxy Rangers, Felix the Cat, Lupin III. By 2000, they began airing more alternative and adult-oriented animation from the US, the United Kingdom, and Latin America. As the network grew, most of their programming consisted of Japanese animation titles from the likes of ADV Films, Bandai, and others as well as adult shows like South Park, The Critic, Crapston Villas and Duckman.
