michael21
15-11-2012, 11:21 AM
http://www.imediamonkey.com/2012/11/15/fx-uk-rebranding-as-fox-in-2013/
FX be given a new-look from January 11th 2013, as it changes it’s name to FOX.
Whilst remaining the home of True Blood, The Walking Dead, Dexter and American Horror Story, the channel will also air new comedies, including Louie, Men at Work and The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret.
The Rikki Lake Show and Da Vinci’s Demons will also air on the channel.
Executive Vice President of Content (Europe) and Managing Director (UK & Africa) at Fox International Channels UK, Jason Thorp, said: “FOX has always been behind the spirit and success of FX. Now is the time for us to reward viewers by adding even more unmissable new content under a brand name recognised globally for delivering smart entertainment with an edge.”
Director of Channels & Operations at BSkyB, Jon Simkin, said: “FX is a channel that our customers value and we are confident they will continue to respond to the high-quality range of US drama and comedy as it becomes FOX. We’re delighted to also offer our customers FOX on the move through Sky Go and On Demand.”
FX/HD broadcasts on the Sky platform, on channel 124.
some members tell you when shows start i bring you the big news :hmph::amazed::pipe:
FX be given a new-look from January 11th 2013, as it changes it’s name to FOX.
Whilst remaining the home of True Blood, The Walking Dead, Dexter and American Horror Story, the channel will also air new comedies, including Louie, Men at Work and The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret.
The Rikki Lake Show and Da Vinci’s Demons will also air on the channel.
Executive Vice President of Content (Europe) and Managing Director (UK & Africa) at Fox International Channels UK, Jason Thorp, said: “FOX has always been behind the spirit and success of FX. Now is the time for us to reward viewers by adding even more unmissable new content under a brand name recognised globally for delivering smart entertainment with an edge.”
Director of Channels & Operations at BSkyB, Jon Simkin, said: “FX is a channel that our customers value and we are confident they will continue to respond to the high-quality range of US drama and comedy as it becomes FOX. We’re delighted to also offer our customers FOX on the move through Sky Go and On Demand.”
FX/HD broadcasts on the Sky platform, on channel 124.
some members tell you when shows start i bring you the big news :hmph::amazed::pipe: