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From a 1983 Directory
ARTS, American Educational Television Network, The Learning Channel, Booneville,
Apollo Entertainment Network (PAY), Black Entertainment Television, Bravo (PAY),
Buena Vista Channel (PAY), Cable Health Network, Cable News Network,
CNN2 (Headline News), CBS Cable, Cinemerica, C-SPAN, CBN,
Christian Media Network, Cinemax (PAY), Daytime, Delta (PAY), Disney Channel (PAY), Don King Sports Network (PAY),
Dow Jones Cable News, Electronic Program Guide, The Entertainment Channel (PAY), Episcopal Television Network,
Eros (PAY), ESPN, Eternal Word Television Network, Financial News Network, Galavision (PAY), Good Stuff,
Heartbeat Media Network, Home Box Office (PAY), Home Theater Network Plus (PAY), Independent Television News Association,
Jewish Television Network, KidVid, Modern Satellite Network, The Movie Channel (PAY), MTV,
The Nashville Network, National Christian Network, National Jewish Television, Nickelodeon, North American (became The Travel Channel later),
Penthouse (PAY), Playboy Channel (PAY), Private Screenings (PAY), PRISM (PAY), Pro Sports Network, PTL Television Network,
Reuters News-View (full time news on one channel, sports, features, and financial reports on another channel),
Satellite News Channel I (full time news reports), Satellite News Channe II (full time long form news channel),
Satellite Program Network, Showtime Entertainment (PAY), Spanish Information Network (now Univision),
Spanish Universal Network, Spotlight (PAY), Trinity Broadcasting Network,
UPI Cable News, United Satellite Television (five channels, began June 1983), USA Network,
UTV Cable Network, Video Concert Hall (VCH Cable Satellite Network), Video Sports Network (Southeastern),
The Weather Channel, WGN-TV, The Women's Channel, WOR-TV, WTBS
Superstations
CFMT-TV Toronto, KSHB Kansas City, KSTW Tacoma-Seattle, KTVT Dallas, WGN-TV Chicago, WOR-TV New York,
WPIX New York, WSBK-TV Boston, WTBS Atlanta.
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