GAY CHANNELS TARGETED BY AMERICAN FAMILY ASSOCIATION

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	FRANCE LAUNCHES GAY CHANNEL -- WITH PORN Oct 26 2004
	France has launched its first gay-oriented television channel, Pink TV, following the debut of similar (more)
	GAY CHANNEL NOW SET TO LAUNCH FEB. 17 Jul 26 2004
	LOGO, Viacom's new gay channel, plans to launch on Feb. 17, with a line-up heavy (more)
	CONSERVATIVE GROUPS DECRY NICKELODEON SHOW ON GAY PARENTS Apr 14 2004
	Pro-family activists, led by the Traditional Values Coalition, have denounced plans by the Nickelodeon channel (more)

GAY CHANNELS TARGETED BY AMERICAN FAMILY ASSOCIATION
Thursday, April 14 2005

Meanwhile, the American Family Association, headed by the Rev. Tim Wildmon, has launched a campaign against two gay-oriented cable channels, Here and LOGO. "I don't think most parents want their children flipping channels on their way to the Cartoon Network and running across a scene of two men kissing in bed on the Logo network," Wildmon said. He urged followers to avoid advertisers who sponsor "this type of offensive, heavy-duty homosexual content."

GAY CHANNEL PUT ON HOLD
Friday, January 14 2005
Suggesting that negotiations with cable companies had been moving more slowly than expected, MTV Networks exec Brian Graden announced Thursday that it had moved back the starting date of its planned gay-oriented channel Logo to June 30. It was originally scheduled to go on the air on Valentine's Day, Feb. 14. Graden said that it could have made the scheduled launch date but would only have been available in about two million homes. If current (more)

CONTROVERSY RISES OVER FRENCH GAY CHANNEL
Monday, November 8 2004
On the air less than two weeks, France's gay channel Pink TV has already managed to stir up controversy in and out of the country's gay community. Today's (Monday) New York Times reported that an ad for the channel, showing France's François Mitterand and Germany's Helmut Kohl walking hand-in-hand in a 1984 photo over the caption "There's more to life than sex" has particularly outraged conservative groups, although the channel's founder, Pascal Houzelot, told the (more)

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