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The American version of the network feed features American direct response advertising and public service announcements laid over the main Monterrey feed, along with some programming substitutions (mainly Monterrey-specific local shows and paid programming for second runs of the network's main shows), along with KHLM-LD's [[Houston]]-focused [[public affairs (broadcasting)|public affairs]] program ''¿Que Pasa Houston?'' on Sunday afternoons. The main Monterrey feed is available to Mexican viewers, streaming through the network's website and its [[App Store (iOS)|iOS App Store]] and [[Google Play]] apps, with all network feeds blocked in the United States in deference to its American cable partners.

The American version of the network feed features American direct response advertising and public service announcements laid over the main Monterrey feed, along with some programming substitutions (mainly Monterrey-specific local shows and paid programming for second runs of the network's main shows), along with KHLM-LD's [[Houston]]-focused [[public affairs (broadcasting)|public affairs]] program ''¿Que Pasa Houston?'' on Sunday afternoons. The main Monterrey feed is available to Mexican viewers, streaming through the network's website and its [[App Store (iOS)|iOS App Store]] and [[Google Play]] apps, with all network feeds blocked in the United States in deference to its American cable partners.



The network, along with [[Milenio Television]], produces several [[Outsourcing|outsourced]] newscasts for two stations in [[Los Angeles]], [[California]] from Monterrey during studio downtime, both due to station cutbacks in their news departments. [[Independent station (North America)|Independent station]] [[KWHY-TV]] began to air Multimedios-produced newscasts in 2017 after [[MundoMax]] ceased operations in December 2016, while [[Estrella TV]]'s [[KRCA]] folded its news department outside several retained multimedia journalists beaming reports back to Monterrey at the start of March 2022.<ref>{{cite news|url=https://www.mediamoves.com/2022/03/estrella-tv-lays-off-staff-outsources-local-newscasts-to-mexico.html|title=Estrella TV lays off staff, outsources local newscasts to Mexico|last=Villafañe|first=Veronica|date=1 March 2022|publisher=Media Moves|access-date=14 April 2022}}</ref>

The network, along with [[Milenio Television]], produces several [[Outsourcing|outsourced]] newscasts for two stations in [[Los Angeles]], [[California]] from Monterrey during studio downtime, both due to station cutbacks in their news departments. [[Independent station (North America)|Independent station]] [[KWHY-TV]] began to air Multimedios-produced newscasts in 2018 after [[MundoMax]] ceased operations in December 2016, while [[Estrella TV]]'s [[KRCA]] folded its news department outside several retained multimedia journalists beaming reports back to Monterrey at the start of March 2022.<ref>{{cite news|url=https://www.mediamoves.com/2022/03/estrella-tv-lays-off-staff-outsources-local-newscasts-to-mexico.html|title=Estrella TV lays off staff, outsources local newscasts to Mexico|last=Villafañe|first=Veronica|date=1 March 2022|publisher=Media Moves|access-date=14 April 2022}}</ref>



As of late August 2018, the American network features mainly the XHAW-TDT schedule of entertainment programming from Monterrey, but the noon and primetime ''Telediario'' blocks are now split, with the first hour originating from XHTDMX-TDT's Mexico City broadcast, and the second hour being the Monterrey broadcast, with the morning newscast block switching in and out from both the Monterrey and Mexico City editions. Overnights feature a special American edition newscast from Milenio Television, along with that network's 10 p.m. newscast. As of September 2020, with the cancellation of the tween-focused variety show ''Acabatelo'', Mexico City programming, including ''La Bola del Seis'', ''Chismorreo'', and ''Vivalavi'', now predominates and airs live on the American feed. At the start of 2022, the original Monterrey-based version of ''Vivalavi'' airs in late night, with the Mexico City version airing live, along with ''C6 Alerta'' in early prime, which highlights current crime news. Prime programming from Monterrey (considered 9:30 p.m. local time) on weeknights now airs on an hour delay in the United States, though due to [[Time in Mexico|Mexico's suspension of Daylight Savings Time]] in 2023 and the American feed continuing to air programming live, the time it airs is actually two hours ahead in the United States from March until November.

As of late August 2018, the American network features mainly the XHAW-TDT schedule of entertainment programming from Monterrey, but the noon and primetime ''Telediario'' blocks are now split, with the first hour originating from XHTDMX-TDT's Mexico City broadcast, and the second hour being the Monterrey broadcast, with the morning newscast block switching in and out from both the Monterrey and Mexico City editions. Overnights feature a special American edition newscast from Milenio Television, along with that network's 10 p.m. newscast. As of September 2020, with the cancellation of the tween-focused variety show ''Acabatelo'', Mexico City programming, including ''La Bola del Seis'', ''Chismorreo'', and ''Vivalavi'', now predominates and airs live on the American feed. At the start of 2022, the original Monterrey-based version of ''Vivalavi'' airs in late night, with the Mexico City version airing live, along with ''C6 Alerta'' in early prime, which highlights current crime news. Prime programming from Monterrey (considered 9:30 p.m. local time) on weeknights now airs on an hour delay in the United States, though due to [[Time in Mexico|Mexico's suspension of Daylight Savings Time]] in 2023 and the American feed continuing to air programming live, the time it airs is actually two hours ahead in the United States from March until November.

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