Propeller TV Audiences Demand More Anime Network
Sky Channel Programming Block Expanded with New Content from America?s #1 Anime Channel
Houston, TX - September 12, 2007 - Hot on the heels of its successful debut on Propeller TV, Anime Network?s UK programming block has been expanded. The edgy, two-hour injection of anime is now airing nightly on SKY Channel 195 between 8:00-10:00pm, with brand new content shown on weekends. Today?s announcement is the result of positive viewer to the block launched in early June.
"We received a tremendous response to The Anime Network block during its 13-week debut," said Andrew McKinnon, Propeller TV Commercial Director. "This is clearly content our viewers are demanding, so we?re happy to give them what they want."
Added John Ledford, Founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of A.D. Vision, Anime Network?s parent company: "Since Anime Network launched in the U.S. nearly five years ago, we have been overwhelmed by the sheer ion of the channel?s loyal fan base. To see this same energy coming out of the UK is extremely gratifying, and we look forward to continuing with Propeller TV to serve these viewers."
Presented by Sci-Fi Guy extraordinaire Stuart Claw (Elfen Lied on weeknights, will now feature new themed programming blocks on weekends:
Saturday - Kurau: Phantom Memory - A captivating sci-fi thriller about a female mercenary, master swordswoman and martial artist whose power is only eclipsed by the secret she holds...a secret that could destroy her.
Sunday - Shonen Night
Innocent Venus - A post-apocalyptic sci-fi series chronicling the battles between elite and lower class factions in a world that has been devastated by simultaneous hyper-hurricanes.
For more information on Propeller TV?s Anime Network block, please visit: www.animenetwork.co.uk.
About propeller
Broadcast from Yorkshire, propeller (Channel 195 on SKY) is the first digital satellite television channel in Europe to screen 100% new and original programming. Since its launch in February 2006, propeller's programming has become widely regarded as among the most creative on the Sky platform showcasing raw, edgy and challenging television. An initial £5.2million of national and regional investment from Yorkshire Forward, the Learning & Skills Council and the Higher Education Funding Council has secured Phase 1 of the channel's growth to 2009. Further strategic guidance and from Skillset, the sector skills council for the audio-visual industry in the UK, has seen the channel take the leading role in showcasing the quality work of new and emerging film talent. Propeller TV is a not-for-profit organisation that reinvests any income it generates back into schemes that new talent and is under the scrutiny of the UK Film Council and Skillset in this role.
About Anime Network
Anime Network, a subsidiary of VOD) offering, and is also available as a 24/7 linear channel in several U.S. markets. The network continues to broaden its national roster of multi-system operator (MSO) agreements, bringing the elusive 18-34, tech-savvy male demographic back to television and driving demand for additional digital services offered by MSOs. For more information, visit www.theanimenetwork.com.
Houston, TX - September 12, 2007 - Hot on the heels of its successful debut on Propeller TV, Anime Network?s UK programming block has been expanded. The edgy, two-hour injection of anime is now airing nightly on SKY Channel 195 between 8:00-10:00pm, with brand new content shown on weekends. Today?s announcement is the result of positive viewer to the block launched in early June.
"We received a tremendous response to The Anime Network block during its 13-week debut," said Andrew McKinnon, Propeller TV Commercial Director. "This is clearly content our viewers are demanding, so we?re happy to give them what they want."
Added John Ledford, Founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of A.D. Vision, Anime Network?s parent company: "Since Anime Network launched in the U.S. nearly five years ago, we have been overwhelmed by the sheer ion of the channel?s loyal fan base. To see this same energy coming out of the UK is extremely gratifying, and we look forward to continuing with Propeller TV to serve these viewers."
Presented by Sci-Fi Guy extraordinaire Stuart Claw (Elfen Lied on weeknights, will now feature new themed programming blocks on weekends:
Saturday - Kurau: Phantom Memory - A captivating sci-fi thriller about a female mercenary, master swordswoman and martial artist whose power is only eclipsed by the secret she holds...a secret that could destroy her.
Sunday - Shonen Night
Innocent Venus - A post-apocalyptic sci-fi series chronicling the battles between elite and lower class factions in a world that has been devastated by simultaneous hyper-hurricanes.
For more information on Propeller TV?s Anime Network block, please visit: www.animenetwork.co.uk.
About propeller
Broadcast from Yorkshire, propeller (Channel 195 on SKY) is the first digital satellite television channel in Europe to screen 100% new and original programming. Since its launch in February 2006, propeller's programming has become widely regarded as among the most creative on the Sky platform showcasing raw, edgy and challenging television. An initial £5.2million of national and regional investment from Yorkshire Forward, the Learning & Skills Council and the Higher Education Funding Council has secured Phase 1 of the channel's growth to 2009. Further strategic guidance and from Skillset, the sector skills council for the audio-visual industry in the UK, has seen the channel take the leading role in showcasing the quality work of new and emerging film talent. Propeller TV is a not-for-profit organisation that reinvests any income it generates back into schemes that new talent and is under the scrutiny of the UK Film Council and Skillset in this role.
About Anime Network
Anime Network, a subsidiary of VOD) offering, and is also available as a 24/7 linear channel in several U.S. markets. The network continues to broaden its national roster of multi-system operator (MSO) agreements, bringing the elusive 18-34, tech-savvy male demographic back to television and driving demand for additional digital services offered by MSOs. For more information, visit www.theanimenetwork.com.
bookmark/share with:
