Yesterday, as I was channel-surfing, I landed on TV One and on the right top corner, it reads "Countdown to an All New TV One". Could the cable network be revamping itself?
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TV One Revamping?
- Thread starter texasstooge
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I have seen it too and dont know what it means too.
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I dunno about a change in programming, but they are introducing a new logo and on-screen look.
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/tv-one-rebrand-life-after-unsung-340294
See the new logo and some more info in this article. Looks like they're focusing more tightly on the urban female audience, and particularly with "storytelling" type of programming.
See the new logo and some more info in this article. Looks like they're focusing more tightly on the urban female audience, and particularly with "storytelling" type of programming.
Sounds like Magic Johnson's Aspire channel will have some TV One castoffs to pick up (which they desperately need).
I'm frequent viewer of TV One, and much of its programming already skews towards females anyway. The programming strategy won't change a whole lot dramatically; what helps TV One, compared to Bounce and Aspire, is that they have the financial backing (Radio One and Comcast) to acquire and produce its own programming. Bounce has a few original series, including a sitcom starring Omar Gooding (Cuba Jr.'s little brother) and a stand-up comedy show, but its production values aren't really even basic cable quality.
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