Have Automakers Tried Crossover Vehicles in the Past?
Now, it’s safe to say most SUVs in America are crossovers. For more information about crossover SUVs, follow the links on the next page. Even the brand-new 2011 Ford Explorer, once a traditional SUV mainstay, rides on the same platform as the Ford Taurus sedan. Why are crossovers good for retirees? What’s the difference between a crossover and an SUV? Who coined the term ‘crossover vehicle? What was the first crossover vehicle? What are the benefits of crossover vehicle design? Roy, Rex. “Crossover 101.” AOL Autos.
MuchMusic’s slogan, and on-air advertising, was “The Nation’s Music Station”. For the first few years of the channel, it was classified as a pay television service and was therefore offered largely in bundles alongside other pay-stations such as First Choice and TSN, and would occasionally offer free preview weekends for non-subscribers. The channel’s format consisted primarily of an eight-hour daily block which mixed scheduled shows with VJ-hosted general “videoflow”, which would then be repeated two more times to fill the 24-hour schedule. Making use of CHUM’s facilities and production teams, the channel produced many specialty musical and variety shows, including the long-running dance show Electric Circus and the late 1980s game show Test Pattern, and Citytv shows such as City Limits and The New Music also became integral parts of the MuchMusic schedule.
Since its inception, Much has aired numerous programs acquired from MTV. Beginning in 1994, MTV’s then-parent company Viacom would attempt to launch localized versions of the network through other partners; Craig Media first launched MTV Canada and MTV2 Canada as digital cable networks in 2001. Due to CRTC genre protection rules, MTV Canada was forbidden from unduly competing with existing analog channels, such as MuchMusic, and its license henceforth restricted the channel to only devoting 10% of its weekly programming to “music video clips”.
Much Creators are selected social media personalities, mostly established and emerging Canadian YouTubers. Toronto Star. Canadian Press. Larry LeBlanc (24 December 1994). A Breakthrough Year for Canadian Acts. Whelan, Janna. “MuchMusic”. The Canadian Encyclopedia. Pegley, Kip (2008-06-30). Coming to You Wherever You Are: MuchMusic, MTV, and Youth Identities. This is a list of Much Creators who no longer appear on the Much Creators website. The first ever Fan Fave Much Creator award was won by YouTwoTV during the 2017 iHeartRadio MMVAs.
