Nickelodeon, the world's only multimedia entertainment brand dedicated exclusively to kids, reaches a total of 287.6 million households in 162 territories worldwide via 28 channels, 22 branded program blocks, and two broadband services across Africa, Asia and the Pacific Rim, CIS/Baltic Republics, Europe, Latin America, and the United States. Programming is also aired on third party broadcasters in major territories around the world, increasing Nickelodeon's exposure to 673.6 million households. Nickelodeon's international TV services also include digital channels in the UK, Australia, and Mexico. Digital channels such as Noggin, Nicktoons, GAS and Nick Too can be seen in the U.S. The company's portfolio of international businesses also includes 20 country-specific websites, Nickelodeon Movies, and global licensing and merchandising of consumer products featuring Nickelodeon's program franchises, such as "Rugrats," "Blue's Clues," "Dora the Explorer" and "SpongeBob SquarePants."

ASIA/PACIFIC
Nickelodeon is seen in 110.4 million households throughout the Asia Pacific, via channels and branded blocks.

• Australia - Launched 23 October 1995, Nickelodeon Australia is seen in 1.2 million households and is the most popular cable and satellite channel dedicated exclusively to kids. Launching in the first half of 2004, Nick Jr. Australia is the first channel in Australia totally dedicated to preschoolers. It is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week via FOXTEL and AUSTAR digital platforms. It also appears as a regular block weekdays on Nickelodeon. Website: www.nickelodeon.com.au, www.nickjr.com.au
• Philippines - Launched 5 November 1998, Nickelodeon is a 24-hour English language kids' channel distributed via cable.
• Japan - Launched 15 November 1998, Nickelodeon is a 24-hour Japanese language kids' channel broadcast & broadband service reaching 300,000 households. www.nickjapan.com
• Nickelodeon Asia is a pan-regional feed reaching Brunei, Fiji, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Macau, Malaysia, Mongolia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Palau, and Singapore. The Nickelodeon Asia feed became available in Indonesia in February 1999, in Malaysia on October 1999, and in New Zealand on February 2000, all available 24 hours a day. Nickelodeon in Singapore launched March 2001 and is a 24-hour service. Nickelodeon in Hong Kong launched February 2002 and is available 24 hours a day on Broadband IP service. Also, launched on 18 February 2004, Nickelodeon Asia in partnership with Galaxy Satellite Broadcasting Limited has a 24-hour channel on Galaxy's new pay-TV service in Hong Kong. Launched March 2003, Nickelodeon is also a 24-hour channel seen in 6.3 million households in South Korea and in the English-language, Korean subtitled SkyLife channel. www.nicksplat.com
• India -Launched October 1999, Nickelodeon is a 24-hour kids' channel seen via cable and reaches 18.9 million households in Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. In July 2002, the India feed was also extended to one million homes in Pakistan. Nick India is available in both Hindi and English.

• China - Launched June 2001, 62.9 million households throughout China can also see Nickelodeon as a daily, half-hour Mandarin Chinese language block via over 100 cable and terrestrial stations nationwide. In addition, on 23 March 2004, Nickelodeon's "CatDog" and "The Wild Thornberrys" premiered on CCTV's new children's channel, airing for 1.5 hours daily, to almost 386 million households across China, marking the debut of Nickelodeon animation in China. Also, Nickelodeon and CCTV will co-produce China's first awards show for kids in 2004, extending Nickelodeon's Kids' Choice Awards to China.
• Japan - Nickelodeon is broadcast as a branded block on various channels for 1-2 hours a day in 500,000 households.
• Singapore - Launched 8 January 2001, Nickelodeon is available for one hour a week via Media Corp, reaching all 900,000 television households in Singapore.
• Malaysia – Nickelodeon is available on NTV7 for two hours a week in Malaysia.
• Korea – Launched March 2003, Nickelodeon is seen by 6.3 million households throughout Korea as a daily 5.5 to 6 hour Korean-dubbed programming block daily on JEI23TV
• Nickelodeon on 3 (New Zealand) – This 2-hour terrestrial block launched on TV3 in New Zealand on 08 November 2003.
• Indonesia - Nickelodeon is available on TV7 and Lativi terrestrial.

• UK - Launched 1 September 1993, Nickelodeon UK reaches 9.1 million households in the UK. Website: www.nick.co.uk
• UK Digital Channels – Nickelodeon UK launched two digital channels during September 1999. Nick Jr. is the first digital channel dedicated exclusively to preschoolers reaching 8.5 million households, and Nick Replay is a time-shifted version of Nickelodeon seen in 7.1 million households. Nicktoons UK, launched in July 2002, is a digital channel featuring all of Nickelodeon's best-loved cartoons in 8.8 million households. Website: www.nickjr.co.uk, www.nickjrshop.co.uk
• UK Digital Channels - Nickelodeon UK launched two digital channels during September 1999. Nick Jr is the first digital channel dedicated exclusively to preschoolers reaching 7.9 million households, and Nick Replay is a time-shifted version of Nickelodeon seen in 6.6 million households. Website: www.nickjr.co.uk Nick Toons, a digital channel featuring all of Nickelodeon's best loved cartoons, launched July 2002.
• Nordic - Launched 1 February 1997, Nickelodeon Nordic is a 12-hour channel seen in Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland and available in three local languages: Swedish, Norwegian and Danish. Websites: www.nickelodeon.se; www.nickelodeon.dk
• CIS - Launched 15 November 1998, Nickelodeon is a 24-hour Russian language kids' channel seen in 16 territories including the Baltic States.
• España (Spain) - Launched 1 March 1999, Nickelodeon is a 12-hour Spanish language kids' channel. Website: www.nickelodeon-es.com
• Hungary - Launched January 2000, Nickelodeon is a 12-hour Hungarian language channel available via cable systems.
• Netherlands - Originally launched on September 2002 as a 13-hour channel, Nickelodeon now broadcasts 24 hours a day (since 14 July 2003) and is an advertiser-supported Dutch kids' entertainment channel for 3-15 year-olds. Website: www.nickelodeon.nl
• Belgium – Originally broadcast on 1 April 2003 on music broadcaster TMF, Nickelodeon is now getting 12 hours of broadcasting time in Flanders as of 15 January 2004 on its own children's channel. Website: www.nickelodeon.be
• Israel – Launched July 2003, Nickelodeon is a localized Hebrew language digital platform channel that reaches 400,000 households.
• Nick Europe/CEE – Airs in Eastern Europe incorporating Hungary, Malta, Romania, Serbia & Turkey.

• Greece - Launched 1 December 2001, Nickelodeon is broadcast via Polis for two hours a day on weekdays and eight hours a day on weekends on a digital platform.
• Cyprus – Launched 22 December 2001, Nickelodeon is broadcast for ten hours a day on weekdays and seven hours a day on weekends on Lumiere TV.
• France - A Nicktoons branded block launched 1 January 2003 is available 20 hours a week reaching 3.3 million households. A separate Nick Jr. branded block is available reaching 2 million households on Canal J's pre-school platform.
• Russia - Launched 1 September 2003, this Russian language Nickelodeon animation program block broadcasts 7.5 hours a week, Monday through Friday on Russia's TNT-Teleset, bringing Nickelodeon's award- and ratings-winning programs to 90 million new viewers complementing the existing 24-hour Nickelodeon Russia cable channel and additional branded program syndication.
• Serbia & Montenegro – Nickelodeon is available on B92 for three and a half hours a week in Serbia.
• Turkey – Nickelodeon is available on CNBC-E for seven hours a week in Turkey.
• Belgium – Daily 12-hour block on MTV, airing from 6 AM – 6 PM.

• Mexico -Launched 12 July 1999, Nickelodeon is available in a 1-hour branded block on Televisa reaching 14.9 million households.
• Venezuela - Launched 11 December 1999, Nickelodeon is a 90-minute Spanish language branded block on RCTV on Saturdays reaching 4.6 million households.
• Brazil - Launched 6 January 2001, Nickelodeon is a 1.5 hour Portuguese branded block seen on Globo on Saturdays by 37 million households.
• Honduras - Launched 9 September 2001, Nickelodeon has a 2-hour Spanish language block on TV Hondurena, reaching 500,000 households.
• Ecuador – Nickelodeon is available on Teleamazonas for one hour each day in Ecuador.

• Launched 12 June 1999, Nickelodeon is available in Africa two hours a day on MNET/KTV reaching 1.4 million households via direct-to-home satellite platform in 48 African territories. This marks Nickelodeon's first foray into Africa.