Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p EPIX (pronounced "epics") is an American hybrid premium cable and satellite television network, and subscription video on demand service that is operated by Studio 3 Partners LLC, a joint venture of Viacom (specifically its subdivision Paramount Pictures), Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Lions Gate Entertainment. Viacom handles operational support for the channel, including marketing and affiliate services, through its Viacom Media Networks division. The television channel features theatrically released motion pictures, documentaries, concert and comedy specials, and boxing and mixed martial arts matches.Launched in October 2009, EPIX is the youngest of the major pay cable channels in the United States. As of December 2011, EPIX's programming reaches 9.5 million pay television subscribers in the United States, therefore giving the channel the lowest subscriber tally among the major U.S. pay cable channels (although far behind Showtime's 21.3 million pay subscribers and HBO's 29 million, EPIX is several decades younger than HBO and Showtime). EPIX (as well as its three multiplex channels, depending on the latter's carriage) are sold by pay television providers either as premium services or as part of a la carte digital movie tiers.. }
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- Epix_(TV_network) abstract "EPIX (pronounced "epics") is an American hybrid premium cable and satellite television network, and subscription video on demand service that is operated by Studio 3 Partners LLC, a joint venture of Viacom (specifically its subdivision Paramount Pictures), Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Lions Gate Entertainment. Viacom handles operational support for the channel, including marketing and affiliate services, through its Viacom Media Networks division. The television channel features theatrically released motion pictures, documentaries, concert and comedy specials, and boxing and mixed martial arts matches.Launched in October 2009, EPIX is the youngest of the major pay cable channels in the United States. As of December 2011, EPIX's programming reaches 9.5 million pay television subscribers in the United States, therefore giving the channel the lowest subscriber tally among the major U.S. pay cable channels (although far behind Showtime's 21.3 million pay subscribers and HBO's 29 million, EPIX is several decades younger than HBO and Showtime). EPIX (as well as its three multiplex channels, depending on the latter's carriage) are sold by pay television providers either as premium services or as part of a la carte digital movie tiers.".