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Claxson Interactive Group, currently known as Claxson, is an American-based media company headquartered in Miami, Florida. It was formed in October 2000, after the merger of Grupo Cisneros' media ventures, including Cisneros Television Group, El Sitio.com, and Ibero American Media Partners (later sold and merged with PRISA's CRC, now PRISA Media Chile).

Since the late 2000s, the company sold almost all of their media assets to other companies, fully shifting into producing adult television networks on joint ventures with Playboy Enterprises and Globosat. The company also represents TelevisaUnivision's cable channels in Argentina, Uruguay Chile, Peru and Bolvia.

2000-present

Claxson
◄ Cisneros Television Group
El Sitio.com
Ibero American Media Partners
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Claxson
Predecessors

Cisneros Television Group (Imagen Satelital) | El Sitio.com | Ibero American Media Partners

HotGo Media:
Playboy TV | Venus | Sextreme | Vextremo | Sexy Hot1 | Hustler TV2 | XTSY2 | Hustler Mature2 | Juicy2 | TEN2

Televisa Networks3:
Adrenalina Sports Network | Bandamax | BitMe | De Película (Plus) | Distrito Comedia | Golden (Plus | Edge | Premier) | Telehit | Telehit Música (Plus) | Tlnovelas | Univision Latin America | Las Estrellas

Other:
Kidoo4

Former/defunct assets:
Defunct:
AdulTVision | Brazzers TV | El Metropolitano | El Sitio.com | For Man | Hot Network | Júpiter Comic | LifeStyle TV | Playboy TV Movies | Private Gold | Spice Live | Venus XXL

Divested:
Chilevisión5 | Clase6 | Digital Latin America7 (Concert Channel | Mixplay | Rush HD) | DMX Music8 | Fashion TV9 | Grupo Sarandí10 (Radio Disney | Radio Futura | Radio Sarandí | Sport 890) | HTV9 | Ibero American Radio Chile11 (Radio Concierto | Radio Corazón | FM Dos | FM Hit | Radio Futuro | Radio Imagina | Pudahuel FM | Rock & Pop) | I-Sat9 | InJaus9 | Infinito9 | Locomotion12 | MuchMusic9 | Space9 | The Kitchen13 | Retro9

Notes
1 Joint venture with Canais Globo.
2 Distribution agreement with LFP Broadcasting.
3 Distribution agreement with TelevisaUnivision in Argentina, Uruguay, Bolivia, Chile and Perú.
4 Distribution agreement with 2BeNamed in Colombia.
5 Sold to Bancard.
6 Transfered to Claxson's parent company Grupo Cisneros.
7 Sold to América Móvil.
8 Sold to Stingray Group.
9 Sold to Turner Broadcasting System Latin America.
10 Sold to Albavisión.
11 Sold to PRISA.
12 Co-owned with Hearst Communications. Stake sold in 2002 to Corus Entertainment.
13 Sold to TM System.
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Cisneros Media/Venevisión Media

Broadcast and cable television networks:
Venevisión (Internacional) | Ve Plus (Latin America | Venezuela | USA) | Novelisima
FAST channels:
Más Talk | Más Risas | Más Retos
Production studios:
Venevisión Productions | Tigritos Media Productions | Cisneros Studios
Streaming service:
Venevisión Play

Other assets:
AST SpaceMobile | Cisneros Real Estate | Cisneros Media Distribution | Laboratorios FISA | La Wawa | Nueve Once | Organización Miss Venezuela | Siente Music | Venevisión Digital Lab | VeneMusic

Defunct/Former:
TeleVisa | CADA | Claxson | Cisneros Interactive1 | Chilevisión2 | Venevisión Plus Dominicana | Embotelleras Coca-Cola y Hit de Venezuela3 | Supermercados Cada | Maxy's | Tio Rico4 | Circuito Radiovisión | Pizza Hut

1Sold to Entravision Communications.
2Moved to Claxson and later sold.
3Sold to Panamco, brands later sold to The Coca-Cola Company.
4Sold to Unilever.

Cisneros Group