Music channels NME TV and Bliss have joined the Freesat line-up.
NME TV (channel 516) is the home of the best new bands and icons from the alternative scene, featuring exclusive interviews, video led programming and festival coverage, while Bliss (channel 517) lets viewers get up close and personal with the biggest artists in contemporary pop.
The two channels come from the same family as music channels Chart Show TV, Flava and The Vault, as well as the True Movies stable and popular kids’ channels Pop, Tiny Pop, Kix and PopGirl.
Freesat’s head of channels, Mark Briggs said: ‘The launch of NME TV and Bliss are fantastic additions to the Freesat music genre, reflecting even more diversity and choice for Freesat customers.
‘In other genres, Freesat customers also enjoy more great subscription-free channels from CSC Media like True Movies, True Entertainment, and a range of children’s channels for all ages.’
Feb 1 2011
Bliss & NME TV join Freesat
NME TV (channel 516) is the home of the best new bands and icons from the alternative scene, featuring exclusive interviews, video led programming and festival coverage, while Bliss (channel 517) lets viewers get up close and personal with the biggest artists in contemporary pop.
The two channels come from the same family as music channels Chart Show TV, Flava and The Vault, as well as the True Movies stable and popular kids’ channels Pop, Tiny Pop, Kix and PopGirl.
Freesat’s head of channels, Mark Briggs said: ‘The launch of NME TV and Bliss are fantastic additions to the Freesat music genre, reflecting even more diversity and choice for Freesat customers.
‘In other genres, Freesat customers also enjoy more great subscription-free channels from CSC Media like True Movies, True Entertainment, and a range of children’s channels for all ages.’
By Expat • UK Media News • Tags: Bliss, CSC Media, Freesat, NME TV