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Saigon Broadcasting Television Network
American Vietnamese-language television channel
Television channel
| Country | United States, Singapore, Malaysia |
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| Owner | SBTN Inc. |
| Launched | 2001 |
| Website | sbtn.tv |
Saigon Broadcasting Television Network, abbreviated SBTN, is a 24-hour Vietnamese-language and liberal television channel targeted at Vietnamese audiences living outside of Vietnam.[1] Its headquarters are in Garden Grove, California.[2]
SBTN is distributed by International Media Distribution, a leading provider of in-language and multi-ethnic programming in the United States and launched the network on Time Warner Cable in 2014.[3] The network is also available throughout the United States, Canada, and Australia on DirecTV,[4]Comcast,[5]Cox Communications,[6]Verizon Fios,[7]AT&T U-Verse,[8] and many other video service providers.
The channel provides television programs in
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Little Saigon Chronicles:
The History of "Little Saigon"
Thomas Nguyen
(Los Angeles, California)
The article below consists of the following sections:
1- About the authors
2- Images and documentation
3- Notable details
4- Why Little Saigon and not Vietnam Town?
The best news for those interested in the history of Vietnamese refugees in Orange County and the establishment of Little Saigon: "Little Saigon Chronicles" has been published on Amazon in both paperback and ebook formats.
Until now, information about the origins and formation of Little Saigon (Westminster, California) appearing on social media has been limited and inaccurate.
1- About the authors:
The book cover lists two authors: Ngoc Ha and Du Mien.
Both are well-known journalists in Vietnamese media.
They have been reporting since the early days when Vietnamese refugees first opened restaurants and markets in Santa Ana, Garden Grove, and Westminster. This makes their r
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Reactionary portraits: SBTN - A propaganda tool of anti-Vietnam forces
10/8/17
Saigon Broadcasting Television Network, abbreviated SBTN, is a Vietnamese language channel geared towards Vietnamese audiences living outside of Vietnam. This so-called television network was established in 2001 in Orange County, California by Trúc Hồ, founder and CEO of SBTN who is also known as radical songwriter and self-claimed human rights activist in the Vietnamese community. SBTN is alleged to have local affiliates in Boston, Massachusetts (Boston Vietnamese Media), Washington, D.C. (SBTN-DC), Dallas, Texas (SBTN DFW), and Honolulu, Hawaii. It claims to provide television programs in the field of Vietnamese history, news, culture, economics, talk shows, children's shows, sitcoms, games shows; Production of radio and television programs primarily, aiming to help preserve Vietnamese culture for Vietnamese population