Archive:List of channels on Région Câble (December 1989)
This is a channel list for a local cable provider called Région Câble sourced from [1]
| Channel number | Logo | Channel name | Notes | Owner/Parent company |
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| 1 | 
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TF1 | Groupe Bouygues | |
| 2 | 
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Antenne 2 | Renamed France 2 in 1992. By this time, A2 and FR3 were aiming at a closer relationship that would end in the creation of an umbrella public broadcaster. | French state |
| 3 | 
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FR3 | Renamed France 3 in 1992. | French state |
| 4 | 
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Canal+ | Scrambled, partly in the clear. | Havas Images |
| 5 | 
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La Cinq | Channel sold to Hachette in 1990 and rebranded. The new strategies didn't work and after a rejection from Berlusconi to continue its operations, the channel went bankrupt. | Finnivest Robert Hersant |
| 6 | 
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M6 | Métropole Télévision | |
| 7 | 
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La Sept | Predecessor of what is now arte. On weekends, it broadcast over the terrestrial network on FR3. | Société d’Édition de Programmes de Télévision |
| 8 | 
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RTBF 1 | Renamed La Une in 2004. | RTBF |
| 9 | 
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C9 Télévision | Local channel. | Independent |
| 10 | 
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RTL Télévision | Now RTL 9, owned by Mediawan (former AB Group). | CLT |
| 11 | 
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Canal J | Now owned by Groupe M6. | Europe 1 Communication Communication et Développement Lyonnaise Communications (Lyonnaise des Eaux) Générale d’Images |
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Humour | Aired at night. Old and new sitcoms. | Générale d'Images | |
| 12 | 
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Worldnet | Now VOA Television. | Worldnet Television and Film Service |
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TV5 Europe | Now TV5MONDE France Belgique Suisse Monaco. | Antenne 2 FR3 RTBF TSR Consortium de Télévision Québec-Canada | |
| 13 | Mosaïque | Mosaic channel. | Région Câble | |
| 14 | 
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TV Sport | WHSmith withdrew from the television market in early 1993. The channel merged with Eurosport in February 1993, owned by the TF1 Group at the time of the decision. | WHSmith |
| 15 | 
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Super Channel | Channel later sold to NBC in 1993, becoming NBC Super Channel in the process. Discontinued outside of Germany in 1998 when it was replaced by CNBC Europe by default. | Marcucci family |
| 16 | 
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MTV | MTV Networks | |
| 17 | 
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RTLplus | Now RTL. German channel. | CLT |
| 18 | 
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Rai Uno | Renamed Rai 1 in 2010. | Rai |
| 19 | 
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Planète Cable | Renamed Planète (tout-court) and later Planète+ after the unification of most of Canal+'s brand identities for its cable networks (except Seasons). | Ellipse Cable |
| 20 | 
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TVE Internacional | Televisión Española | |
| 21 | 
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The Children's Channel | Channel ceased operations in 1998. | Starstream |
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Télé 21 | Timeshared. Renamed RTBF 2 in 1998, La Deux in 2003 and Tipik in 2020. | RTBF | |
| 22 | 
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Ciné Cinéma | Encrypted. In this phase the channel didn't limit itself to feature films, but also aired TV series and trailers for the newest theatrical releases in France. Later the channel was renamed to the plural Ciné Cinémas and became a part of a multichannel premium network that was renamed Ciné+ in 2011. The channel's space meanwhile is currently branded as OCS, the result after a merger of the Ciné+ and the old OCS packages since July 3rd, 2024. | Ellipse Cable |
| 23 | 
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Educable | Interactive educational project, which catered mostly to school students. | CNDP CNET |
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C'était hier | Channel about French history of the 20th century, with newsreels, documentaries and musical programming. | Générale d'Images |