Editing M-Net (section)

=== M-Net ===
The original ''M-Net'' channel broadcasts general entertainment, as well as premiere movies, documentaries, music specials and first-run TV series. The channel has a timeshift service, a terrestrial service and a CSN in South Africa. In other African countries the channel broadcasts exclusively on the DStv Service with two different feeds, M-Net East for East Africa and M-Net West for West Africa. These feeds broadcasts nearly the same content, though the West African feed is 2 hours ahead of the East African feed as programmes are scheduled based on the local time zones of the regions ([[East Africa Time|EAT]] and [[West Africa Time|WAT]] respectively) except for some live programmes. Advertising on the East feed is targeted at Kenyan viewers while the West feed is targeted at Nigerian Viewers. Over the course of several years, M-Net has launched numerous sister channels. In DStv, the channel is only available to the high tier package Premium as it contains expensive content.

'''M-Net Edge'''

On 31 March 2017, [[M-Net Edge]] programs were moved to M-Net as part of a merge and various other channels from M-Net. On 29 January 2018, Vuzu AMP/Vuzu Amp was rebranded as [[One Magic|1Magic]].

'''M-Net +1'''

The time shift channel, M-Net +1 was launched also for DStv Premium customers since 1 June 2016 on DStv channel 901.<ref>[https://www.news24.com/channel/tv/news/m-net-finally-finds-its-plus-one-20160511 M-Net finally finds its 'plus one'] News24. 11 May 2016. Retrieved 4 May 2021.</ref> However, the time-shifted channel was discontinued on 16 May 2021 due to increase of content preference by DStv Premium Subscribers on the DStv app.<ref>[https://teeveetee.blogspot.com/2021/05/multichoice-culls-m-net-1-tv-channel-on.html?m=1 MultiChoice culls the M-Net +1 TV channel on DStv after 5 years, says DStv Premium subscribers prefer to watch timeshift content on the DStv app.] TV with Thinus. 3 May 2021. Retrieved 4 May 2021</ref><ref>[https://broadcastingandmedia.com/news/4272 MultiChoice scraps M-Net +1 TV channel 5 years after its launch] Broadcasting Media Africa. 4 May 2021. Retrieved 5 May 2021.</ref>