ViacomCBS Networks Americas

ViacomCBS Networks Americas (formerly MTV Networks Latin America and Viacom International Media Networks The Americas) is a subsidiary of ViacomCBS. VCNA's operational headquarters is located in Miami, Florida.

ViacomCBS Networks Americas
Formerly
  • MTV Networks Latin America (1993–2011)
    Viacom International Media Networks The Americas (2011–2019)
TypeSubsidiary
IndustryEntertainment
Pay television
Interactive Media
Founded1993 (1993)
Headquarters1111 Lincoln Rd,
Miami Beach, Florida
,
USA
Number of locations
5 offices
Area served
Key people
JC Acosta
(President)
ParentViacomCBS Networks International
Subsidiaries

Channels

The following channels are:

Latin America

Brazil

Canada

VCNA also manages the ViacomCBS brands in Canada, through joint-ventures or license agreements:

Former channels

Offices

The company has regional offices in:

  • Bogotá, Colombia (MTV, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, Paramount Network)
  • Mexico City, Mexico (MTV, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, Paramount Network, Nick Jr.)
  • Buenos Aires, Argentina (MTV, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, Paramount Network, Telefe, Nick Jr.)
  • Santiago, Chile (MTV, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, Paramount Network, Chilevisión, Nick Jr.)
  • São Paulo, Brazil (MTV, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, Paramount Network, Nick Jr.)
  • Toronto, Canada (MTV, MTV2, Nickelodeon and Nick Jr, CMT, Paramount Network, BET and Comedy Central owned by Bell Media with a license from ViacomCBS).

Rebranding

MTVNLA's Brazilian operations, prior to the rebranding as VIMN The Americas, were called Viacom Networks Brasil, since Abril, the parent company of MTV Brasil, has the exclusive rights to the MTV brand in that country, though, from October 2013, VIMN The Americas assumed over again the MTV brand in Brazil and relaunch the channel, currently a broadcast network, as a cable channel. Viacom International Media Networks The Americas has announced the more localization of content on Nickelodeon for Brazil, and MTV and Nickelodeon channels for Argentina and Mexico.

See also
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