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Television channel

Mya
Programming

Country	Italy
Broadcast area	Italy
Language(s)	Italian
Picture format	4:3/16:9 SDTV
Timeshift service	Mya +1
Ownership
Owner	Mediaset
History
Launched	18 January 2008
Closed	22 June 2015
Replaced by	Premium Stories
Links
Website	http://www.mediasetpremium.mediaset.it/canale/index_mya.shtml
Availability

Terrestrial
Premium Gallery	LCN n/a (Mya)
LCN n/a (Mya +1)

Mya was an Italian entertainment TV channel, owned by Mediaset and broadcast on Premium Gallery, a pay television network available on digital terrestrial television in Italy.

History

Mya started its transmission on January 18, 2008 with the pilot episode of Gossip Girl.

It was targeted at female audiences and broadcasts movies, television series and soap operas.

Mya was not available on satellite television, and was not available outside Italy.

On July 23, 2015 Mya is replaced by Premium Stories.

Assets

Mediaset
Subsidiaries (RTI)	Elettronica Industriale Videotime (98.96%) MediaShopping S.p.A. Medusa Film Taodue Boing S.p.A. (51%) Tivù (48.25%) Class CNBC (10.9%)
Television channels	Canale 5 Italia Uno Retequattro 20 Iris La5 Cine 34 Focus Boing Cartoonito TgCom24 Mediaset Extra Italia 2
Streaming	Mediaset Infinity Infinity+
International	Mediaset Italia Canadian version TgCom24 Canada
Defunct assets	MediaShopping For You Mya Premium Steel MT Channel Happy Channel Duel TV Italia Teen Television Comedy Life Mediaset Plus Mediaset Premium Premium Joi (HD) Premium Stories (HD) Premium Action (HD) Premium Crime (HD) Premium Cinema (HD, +24) Premium Cinema Emotion (HD) Premium Cinema Energy (HD) Premium Cinema Comedy (HD) Studio Universal Premium Calcio 1-8 (HD) Premium Moto GP
^Note 1 Joint venture with Warner Bros. Discovery (49%). ^Note 2 Joint venture with RAI (48%) ^Note 3 Joint venture with Class Editori (60%) and NBCUniversal (20%). ^Note 4 Joint venture with NBCUniversal. ^Note 5 Operated by TLN Media Group; Branding used under license.

v t e Mediaset España
Subsidiaries	Telecinco Cinema Agencia Atlas Publiespaña
Television channels	Telecinco (HD) Cuatro (HD) Factoría de Ficción Boing Divinity Energy Be Mad (only HD)
Defunct assets	América CV Network (28%) Cincomas Factoría de Ficción (JV; 2000–2007; on cable and satellite) Gran Hermano 24H Nueve La Siete Sogecuatro Telecinco Sport
See also: Television in Spain, Pier Silvio Berlusconi

Other assets

Defunct or divested assets

Free

RAI	Rai 1 Rai 2 Rai 3 Rai 4 Rai 5 Rai Movie Rai Premium Rai Gulp Rai Yoyo Rai Storia Rai Scuola Rai News24 Rai Sport
Mediaset (MFE – MediaForEurope)	20 Boing (51%) Canale 5 Cartoonito (51%) Cine34 Focus Iris Italia 1 Italia 2 Mediaset Extra La5 R101 TV Rete 4 TGcom24 Top Crime
Warner Bros. Discovery	Boing (49%) Cartoonito (49%) DMAX Giallo K2 Food Network Frisbee HGTV Motor Trend Nove Real Time Warner TV
Cairo Communication	La7 La7d
Sky Italia (Comcast)	TV8 Cielo Sky TG24
Paramount Global	Super!
De Agostini	Alpha
Al.ma Media	Alma TV
Television Broadcasting System	Retecapri
RTL 102.5 Hit Radio	RTL 102.5 TV Radiofreccia Radio Zeta
Other national channels	TV2000 SuperTennis Sportitalia Top Calcio 24 Top Planet Radio Italia TV Padre Pio TV Byoblu
Local television channels	7 Gold VB33/SDF
Teleshopping and lower national channels	QVC GM24 Juwelo Winga TV ibox65 Play.me Canale Italia Air TV Orler TV Air Italia Linea Italia Italia + Deejay TV

Pay

Free

Sky Italia (Comcast)	Sky Uno Sky Atlantic Sky Arte Sky Cinema Sky Documentaries Sky Investigation Sky Nature Sky Serie Sky Calcio Sky Sport Sky Sport 24 Sky Meteo 24
Paramount Global	Comedy Central MTV Nickelodeon Nick Jr. MTV Music
Warner Bros. Discovery	Discovery Channel Cartoon Network Boomerang

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