ImaginAsian

In early January 2005, its carriage was extended to Comcast's head-end for Southern California. If viewer demand was high, Comcast would launch the 24-hour feed locally. The channel's first original show was ''Uncle Morty's Dub Shack''. At the end of 2005, iaTV bought the rights to two KBS dramas, Winter Sonata and Full House. A memorandum of understanding with Korean film production company Sidus was signed in August 2007, enabling the channel to have access to its content library. The MOU also envisioned the company buying a $20 million equity stake in iaTV. After closure in early 2011, its channel space was replaced by Mnet America. ==List of corporate affiliates==

• ImaginAsian Entertainment (IAEI) was the corporate parent • ImaginAsianTV (iaTV) was the television network • ImaginAsian Radio (iaRadio) was a streaming online radio • iaLink was an online e-zine • The ImaginAsian Theater, a movie theater in New York City which is now owned by Phoenix Theatres • ImaginAsian Pictures was for the creation, distribution, and promotion of films • ImaginAsian Home Entertainment was the DVD and home video division • The ImaginAsian Center was the film/event theatre in the Gallery Row area of Los Angeles, California, which opened on December 1, 2007. The Los Angeles center seems to have stopped operations in October 2008, though its web site (https://web.archive.org/web/20090105222531/http://www.theimaginasian.com/la) was still up as of 2009. It was renamed The Downtown Independent. ==Shows aired on ImaginAsian==

Television programs Eastern Animation Japanese Korean ==List of over-the-air TV channels and cable providers==

Cable/satellite providers • New York, New York – Time Warner Cable Channel 560 • Hudson Valley, New York – Time Warner Cable Channel 560 • Los Angeles, California – Time Warner Cable Channel 157 • Charter Communications Channel 143 • Champion Broadband Channel 196 (Arcadia, Monrovia and Pasadena) • San Francisco, California – Comcast Channel 28 • Princeton, New Jersey – Patriot Media Channel 149 • Houston, Texas – Comcast Channel 241 • TVMax Channel 109 • Fision Channel 349 • Dallas, Texas – Time Warner Cable Channel 342 • Fairfax County, Virginia – Cox Communications Channel 465 • Hawaii – Oceanic Time Warner Cable Channel 134 Broadcast television stations • Edison, New Jersey – WDVB-CA (Formerly W36AS) Channel 39 (Middlesex, Monmouth, Essex and Union Counties) ==References==