MTV (disambiguation)
MTV (originally Music Television) is a television channel in the United States and a group of affiliated channels worldwide that specialize in broadcasting music videos and other programming related to popular culture.
MTV may also refer to:
- MTV Networks (now renamed as ViacomCBS Domestic Media Networks), a Viacom subsidiary that serves as the parent company of the MTV channel
- Any of MTV's channels, both domestic and worldwide affiliates
Music
- "MTV", a song by rock band Deep Purple from the Tour Edition of Rapture of the Deep
People
- Mark T. VandeWettering, MTV ray tracer program designer
- Martijn ten Velden (born 1972), house music DJ and producer from the Netherlands
- Melody Trouble Vixen, a female professional wrestler from the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling
Television
- Magyar Televízió, Hungarian public television station
- MTV1 and mtv, former names of Hungarian television channel M1, owned by Magyar Televízió
- MTV Oy, a media company owned by Telia Company
- Mainos-TV, former name of Finnish commercial TV station MTV3
- MTV News (Finland)
- Metromedia Television, former owner of television stations owned by Fox Television Stations
- Mona the Vampire, a Canadian/French animated television series
- MTV Channel, Sri Lankan media company
- MTV (Lebanon) or Murr Television, a Lebanese television station
- MTV (Philippines), a Philippine television station
- MTV Sports (Sri Lanka), Sri Lankan sports, entertainment, lifestyles, business and news television channel
Other
- AMV video format, alternative name MTV
- Blue Ridge Airport, FAA Location identifier MTV
- Magnesium/Teflon/Viton, pyrotechnic payload applied in aerial infrared decoy flares
- Medium Tactical Vehicle, U.S. Army 5-ton capacity truck
- Methylenedioxypyrovalerone, street term MTV
- Modular Tactical Vest, armor vest used by the United States Marine Corps
- Molecular tagging velocimetry, technique of measuring flow velocities
- Mota Lava Airport, Vanuatu, IATA airport code MTV
- MTV Ingolstadt, German sports club
- MTV Ray Tracer graphic file, the output format of the MTV ray tracer program by Mark T. VandeWettering
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