SSN

SSN (also known as STV Gaming) is an American pay television and digital network owned by SSN Corp. that is primarily focused on video games for a tweens to old adults demographic.
==History==
=== The Early Years (1982-1989)===
The network was originally owned by a joint venture between the Time. Inc and QUBE, and first launched as Station 12 on July 14, 1982. Station 12 began its relationship with the National Football League in 1983, when the station broadcast it's first live NFL football match. Throughout this time, the companies operated independently of each other, which led schedules made up of various Nickelodeon and Saturday morning programs and syndicated programs. In 1983, coaxial cable links, formed initially between it's British counterpart and BBC, allowed the sharing of programs and simultaneous broadcasts of kids shows. In 1984, Station 12 partnered with Trujillo, Inc. to launch a cable service called Trico and launch it's own channel after QUBE shut down that same year. Not a lot of things happened during 1984-1989, but in 1986-1989, Station 12 began launching non-English blocks. on December 18, 1988, STV bought Time, Inc., and announced it'd be relaunching Station 12 as STV Kids.
=== STV Kids era and SSN (1989-1994) ===
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