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DIY Network
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Launched December 31, 1999
Owned by Scripps Networks Interactive
Slogan It's Yourself to DIY
Headquarters Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
Sister channel(s) HGTV
Food Network
Great American Country
Fine Living
Travel Channel
Website diynetwork.com
Availability
Satellite
DirecTV Channel 230
Dish Network Channel 111, 876
Cable
Available on most cable systems Check Local Listings for channels

The DIY (Do-it-Yourself) Network is a channel owned by Scripps Networks Interactive that focuses on do it yourself projects at home.

Television stations air local versions with local hosts with segments produced by the network.

It is also carried over Satellite television on DirecTV channel 230, and Dish Network channel 111. Branded DIY Network programming is also broadcast in Japan and the Philippines. The cable network reaches 50 million households in the US.[1]

The shows carried over the network cover the gamut of various activities which are capable of being performed by amateurs at home. These include:

The network also carries reruns of the series This Old House, originally a PBS series about families who had their homes remodeled or rehabilitated, and some older HGTV archive programming, including the Carol Duvall Show.

[edit] History

DIY was the second network to be launched by Scripps, following the success of HGTV. In fact, for the first two years the programming consisted of mixed and mashed clips of old HGTV programs while new content was developed. The network offered a large amount of broadband content (originally project worksheets and instruction pages for printout by users, later video clips and more) to create demand for and help cable operators launch their nascent broadband services. The broadband portal was first DIYnet.com, and has since been changed to DIYnetwork.com

DIY says they target a more male audience than HGTV (which is more female), although both channels have offerings which appeal to both.

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