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- The_Amp abstract "The Amp was a satellite and cable television channel, showing music videos, owned by British Sky Broadcasting, and operated on their behalf by Chart Show Channels. It was operated as part of a trio, with Scuzz and Flaunt as its sister stations. The Amp was a channel that aired more 'Alternative' or 'Non Mainstream' music along with a selection of Trip Hop, Down-Tempo, Electronica, Ambient videos and programming from today and days gone by. Mainly old British 'indie' bands. It was an interactive channel in the early days but this was later dropped with the takeover and it was populated with specialist TV shows talking about the careers of famous 'Alternative' Rock bands. While playing music videos back to back during the day.It was dropped and replaced by a classic pop channel Bliss in March 2006 because although the channel had a loyal fan base, it simply failed to reach out to a wide enough audience and wasn't cost effective. The only original channel that still exists now is Scuzz which was also owned by BSkyB, Flaunt closed on March 17, 2010. NME TV, a similar channel also run by Chart Show had since filled in the void left by The Amp closed itself on January 5, 2012.".
- The_Amp firstAirDate "2003-04-17".
- The_Amp lastAirDate "2006-03-02".
- The_Amp owningCompany CSC_Media_Group.
- The_Amp pictureFormat 16:9.
- The_Amp pictureFormat PAL.
- The_Amp pictureFormat Pillarbox.
- The_Amp sisterStation Chart_Show_TV.
- The_Amp sisterStation Flaunt_(TV_channel).
- The_Amp sisterStation NME_TV.
- The_Amp sisterStation Scuzz.
- The_Amp sisterStation The_Vault_(TV_channel).
- The_Amp thumbnail Theamptv2003.png?width=300.
- The_Amp wikiPageExternalLink www.theamp.tv.
- The_Amp wikiPageID "4905465".
- The_Amp wikiPageRevisionID "524681659".
- The_Amp closedDate "2006-03-02".
- The_Amp hasPhotoCollection The_Amp.
- The_Amp launch "2003-04-17".
- The_Amp logocaption "The Amp's Logo".
- The_Amp logofile "Theamptv2003.png".
- The_Amp logosize "200".
- The_Amp name "The Amp".
- The_Amp owner CSC_Media_Group.
- The_Amp pictureFormat "PAL".
- The_Amp replacedBy Bliss.
- The_Amp satChan "11642".
- The_Amp satChan "Channel 469".
- The_Amp satServ BSkyB.
- The_Amp satServ Eutelsat_28A.
- The_Amp share "~0.0%".
- The_Amp sisterNames Chart_Show_TV.
- The_Amp sisterNames Flaunt_(TV_channel).
- The_Amp sisterNames NME_TV.
- The_Amp sisterNames Scuzz.
- The_Amp sisterNames The_Vault_(TV_channel).
- The_Amp web www.theamp.tv.
- The_Amp subject Category:BSkyB_television_channels.
- The_Amp subject Category:Chart_Show_Channels.
- The_Amp subject Category:Defunct_British_television_channels.
- The_Amp subject Category:Music_video_networks.
- The_Amp subject Category:Television_channels_and_stations_established_in_2003.
- The_Amp type Artifact100021939.
- The_Amp type BSkyBTelevisionChannels.
- The_Amp type BroadcastingStation102903405.
- The_Amp type Channel103006398.
- The_Amp type DefunctBritishTelevisionChannels.
- The_Amp type Facility103315023.
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- The_Amp type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- The_Amp type Station104306080.
- The_Amp type TelevisionStation104406350.
- The_Amp type Whole100003553.
- The_Amp type YagoGeoEntity.
- The_Amp type YagoPermanentlyLocatedEntity.
- The_Amp type Agent.
- The_Amp type Broadcaster.
- The_Amp type Organisation.
- The_Amp type TelevisionStation.
- The_Amp type Organization.
- The_Amp type TelevisionStation.
- The_Amp type Business.
- The_Amp type Agent.
- The_Amp type SocialPerson.
- The_Amp type Thing.
- The_Amp comment "The Amp was a satellite and cable television channel, showing music videos, owned by British Sky Broadcasting, and operated on their behalf by Chart Show Channels. It was operated as part of a trio, with Scuzz and Flaunt as its sister stations. The Amp was a channel that aired more 'Alternative' or 'Non Mainstream' music along with a selection of Trip Hop, Down-Tempo, Electronica, Ambient videos and programming from today and days gone by. Mainly old British 'indie' bands.".
- The_Amp label "The Amp".
- The_Amp sameAs m.0cth9p.
- The_Amp sameAs Q7713615.
- The_Amp sameAs Q7713615.
- The_Amp sameAs The_Amp.
- The_Amp wasDerivedFrom The_Amp?oldid=524681659.
- The_Amp depiction Theamptv2003.png.
- The_Amp homepage www.theamp.tv.
- The_Amp isPrimaryTopicOf The_Amp.
- The_Amp name "The Amp".