A+E Networks

==Hearst/ABC Video Services==
===1981–1984===
A&E Networks was founded as Hearst/ABC Video Services in 1981 by Hearst Corporation and ABC. The company also launched two television channels, the Alpha Repertory Television Service (ARTS) and Daytime (formerly BETA).
==A&E Television Networks==
===1984–1995===
After merged ARTS and The Entertainment Channel, which are respectively owned by Hearst/ABC and NBC/Rockefeller Group. The name was renamed to A&E Television Networks, while they kept the ownership from its channels.
===1995–2005===
===2005–2011===
==A+E Networks==
===2011–2017===
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In 2012, NBCUniversal sold its stake in A+E Networks to Disney and Hearst, making them a 50-50 joint venture.
===2017–present===
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