KIN TV – coming soon to your area?
February 27, 2012 at 3:38 pm 1 comment
As mentioned in a previous blog post, we are profiling three new multicast broadcast networks focused on serving the African American Community. Today we are focusing on KIN TV.
KIN TV is a partnership between MGM and Lee Gaither (formerly the Executive Vice President and Head of Programming at TV One as well as senior vice president of programming at NBC Universal).
KIN TV also has the backing of former NBA star and current TNT basketball announcer/analyst Charles Barkley, who is apparently playing a very active role as a co-founder of the new network.
The network will be a 24/7 digital broadcast network that “will feature a wide range of entertainment, lifestyle, self-help and news programming designed to entertain, inform and inspire modern African-American viewers.”
KIN TV plans to launch in June 2012 in multiple markets around the country. Check out the KIN TV website or Facebook page to keep up to date about this new network, and visit our content page to learn more about the numerous new channels available for free to viewers with a digital antenna.
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