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Freenity (originally known as Freemont from January 7, 2002, to January 1, 2023) is an American commercial broadcast television network owned and operated by GloboRB, a subsidiary of Trujillo, Inc. The network serves as the flagship property of the Freenity Stations Group division. Launched in January 2002 as a successor to the ill-fated National Entertainment Network, the network is primarily aimed to the adult audience, ages 18 to 49. Freenity is headquartered in Downtown Houston, Texas, in the Wells Fargo Plaza, also known as the RB Center.

Since its launch as Freemont, the network was known for adjusting and readjusting the target audience, starting off with adults ages 18–34, until broadening to 18-54 in 2006. In 2013, as part of its first major revision, Freemont readjusted the target audience to the 25-54 age range, until its 2020 revision, where the network reverted to its 18-34 target audience. Following its 2023 rebranding, the network now targets the 18 to 49 age range.


History (1998-2023)[]

Freemont's foundations were laid in August 1998 when RB Media and NBC announced revision plans for the National Entertainment Network. These plans included the shift of its target audience from the 25-49 to 18-34 age demographic, in hopes of competing with The WB and the United Paramount Network (UPN), retiring the NEN brand for a "young and modern name", according to RB Media co-founder Wilmer Rodriguez, and moving the network's headquarters to Houston, Texas, in order to "know a better audience", also stated by Rodriguez.

More details would emerge in 2000 when both companies officially announced the network's new branding as "Freemont".

"We want the young audience to feel 'cool' and free to be themselves. We chose the name "Freemont" because its sounds unique and appealing. It is misspelled however, but the youngsters will find it humorous." - RB Media co-founder Joshua Baughman.

On October 12, 2022, GloboRB announced the relaunch of Freemont. "Freenity", which is a combination of "Freemont" and "Infinity", made its debut on the morning of January 1, 2023, but its logo launched during the "Happy New Year '23" special programming on December 31, 2022.


Schedule[]

As of January 2, 2023. Time set in C (Central). Programming in bold are network originals.

Main Schedule
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun
12AM Reruns, syndicated programming, or movies
12:30AM
1AM Paid programming
1:30AM
2AM
2:30AM
3AM
3:30AM
4AM Reruns or syndicated programming
4:30AM
5AM Local: News

National: Reruns or syndicated programming

5:30AM
6AM New Day America New Day America: Weekend Edition
6:30AM
7AM E/I programming Behind the Truth
7:30AM
8AM Here and Now
8:30AM
9AM Local: Lifestyle Magazine (optional)

National: Reruns or syndicated programming

In Between
9:30AM
10AM Scarlet's Table Reruns or syndicated programming
10:30AM
11AM At Home with Freenity
11:30AM
12PM Local: News

National: Reruns or syndicated programming

Reruns, syndicated programming, or movies
12:30PM
1PM Family Cases
1:30PM
2PM The Final Verdict with Cristina Morales
2:30PM
3PM Impact Now
3:30PM
4PM Local: News

National: Reruns or syndicated programming

4:30PM
5PM RB News Evening Edition on Freenity
5:30PM
6PM Celossip: Celebrity Gossip Reruns or syndicated programming
6:30PM
7PM Freenity primetime Freenity Weekend primetime
7:30PM
8PM
8:30PM
9PM
9:30PM
10PM Local: News

National: Reruns or syndicated programming

10:30PM RB News Nightly Edition on Freenity
11PM Staying with Stacy Another Night with Benny B.
11:30PM
12AM Reruns, syndicated programming, or movies
12:30AM

Former logos[]

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