beIN Channels Network

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beIN Channels Network

Type	Subsidiary
Branding	beIN
Country	Qatar
Availability	Middle East & North Africa
Headquarters	Doha, Qatar
Regions	Middle East and North Africa (excluding Israel)
Parent	beIN Media Group
Key people	Nasser Al-Khelaïfi (Chairman) Yousef Al-Obaidly (CEO)
Launch date	1 November 2015
Products	Direct broadcast satellite, pay television, pay-per-view
Subsidiaries	beIN Sports beIN Max beIN Movies beIN Box Office beIN Series beJunior beIN Connect TOD
Official website	www.bein.com
Notes ^[1]^[2]

beIN Channels Network (/ˈbiːɪn/; stylized as beIN) is a direct broadcast satellite service provider and broadcaster owned by beIN Media Group, which is based in Doha, Qatar.

Technology

beIN had launched 6 multi-function interactive decoders:

Sagemcom 4K
beIN 1000s
Humax HD Mini
Humax C1
Humax 3030
Humax 4030

Channels

Sports

beIN Sports (free channel)
beIN Sports News
beIN Sports 1
beIN Sports 2
beIN Sports 3
beIN Sports 4
beIN Sports 5
beIN Sports 6
beIN Sports 7
beIN Sports 8
beIN Sports 9
beIN Sports 1 (English)
beIN Sports 2 (English)
beIN Sports 1 (French)
beIN Sports 2 (French)
beIN Sports NBA
beIN Sports XTRA 1
beIN Sports XTRA 2
beIN Sports XTRA 3
beIN Sports Max 1
beIN Sports Max 2
beIN Sports Max 3
beIN Sports Max 4
beIN Sports Max 5
beIN Sports Max 6
beIN Sports AFC
beIN Sports AFC 1
beIN Sports AFC 2
beIN Sports AFC 3
beIN Sports AFC 4
beIN Sports AFC 5
beIN Sports AFC 6
Alkass 1
Alkass 2
Alkass 3
Alkass 4
Alkass 5
Alkass 6
Alkass 7
Alkass 8
Alkass 9
Alkass 10
Alkass 11

Movies

beIN Movies 1 (Premiere)
beIN Movies 2 (Action)
beIN Movies 3 (Drama)
beIN Movies 4 (Family)
beIN Box Office 1
beIN Box Office 2
Star Movies
Star Films
Star Action

Entertainment

News

Kids

Documentary

Music

UHD

beIN 4K

References

^ "Key Milestones in Our History". beIN Media Group's website. Retrieved September 5, 2015.
^ "بین اسپورت". Retrieved August 13, 2023.

External links

v t e beIN Media Group
beIN Sports	Asia Indonesia/Philippines Australia & New Zealand Canada France MENA Turkey United States
beIN Channels Network	beIN Drama beIN Movies beIN Series MENA beIN Series Turkey
Children's	beJunior Jeem TV Baraem
Other	Digiturk Miramax (51%) TOD
Defunct	beIN Sports Spain
See also	Al Jazeera Media Network

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