Soap FN

Soap FN was an American basic television network formerly owned by the Quintana Media Group, a subsidiary of the United Broadcasting Service. The network was mainly aimed to women and had its headquarters in Miami, Florida.
== History ==
Launched in 2003, it was known as "Freemont Soaps", and aired soap operas that were formerly on parent network Freemont. In 2014 however, the network renamed "Style TV", fading away from the soap operas and began airing former reality shows from sister channel Atlas Network. The network would return to an all-soap opera network with its new name, "Soap FN" in May 2017, but seven months later, it would return to its reality-show environment. Much like Atlas, it has been not only in the area of reality television programming, but has been also airing female-oriented movies, music videos, and game shows, like "That's What I Said!".
On November 29, 2018, Quintana Media Group announced that Soap FN would be replaced by a new network named SRL (an acronym for "Style", "Reality", and "Luxury") by Janaury 1, 2019.
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Category:Television channels and stations established in 2003
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Category:Television channels and stations disestablished in 2019