HDNet

HDNet is a high-definition television channel broadcasting in the United States. The channel currently shows a wide variety of HD programming, without focusing on any specific genre.

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In September 2001, HDNet was launched by Dallas Mavericks owner and billionaire Mark Cuban and Phillip Garvin from Colorado Studios. The channel has since grown to be available on a number of platforms, including the DirecTV and Dish Network satellite services and the cable systems of Adelphia Communications, Mediacom, and Charter Communications.

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►	Introduction
►	History
►	Programming
►	HDNet Movies
►	External links
►	References

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