El Venezolano TV

V-me ( pronounced veh-meh ), is the first national Spanish-language television network presented by public television stations. V-me, a 24-hour digital broadcast service carried on basic digital cable in major markets across the country and nationally via satellite, represents a new network and media community for US Latinos. V-me ( from the Spanish veme, meaning see me ) entertains, educates and inspires families in Spanish with a youthful, contemporary mix of original productions, exclusive premieres and acquisitions, and popular public television programs specially adapted for American Latinos. V-me provides a clear programming alternative to mainstream Spanish-language media, and a unique uncluttered environment for corporations and organizations looking to connect with the national Hispanic community through sophisticated TV and web content, educational programs, and grassroots events.

Located in Doral, Fla., Univision Network is one of the leading Spanish-language broadcast television networks, reaching more than 90 percent of Hispanic television households in the United States. Univision Network showcases some novelas and other shows from Venezuela's Venevisi n and Mexico's Televisa. The network also shows live soccer matches, such as the World Cup, and annual award ceremonies, such as the Premio Lo Nuestro and the Latin Grammys. Univision Communications is the parent company of Univision Network. A publicly traded company, Univision is headquartered in Los Angeles, but its major production facilities and operations are in Miami.