ESNTV /New London tv channel on Freeview tv
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It says in the press that there is a new tv channel on Freeview in 2014 in England on Epg N.O 8 which means it will not be shown it other parts of the U.K.It comes fron ESNtv or something like that not to be confused with ESPN TV which is obviously a different tv channel .The question here about this channel will it be a news or a financial news channel or a regional news channel or a magazine type channel ?
If it is a financial news channel then it would make sense given London's status as a financial centre in the world.With that being the case will Sky tv ,ITV and BBC offer a alternative tv rival channel to this if it becomes a commercial success in 2014 ?
Will ESNTV also have if it is going to be a financial news channel have a big enough budget to go and lure some better known tv anchors from BBC ,Sky ,ITV or even BTV or CNBC to front this new channel's output which is still quite a risky commercial venture .
If it is a financial news channel then it would make sense given London's status as a financial centre in the world.With that being the case will Sky tv ,ITV and BBC offer a alternative tv rival channel to this if it becomes a commercial success in 2014 ?
Will ESNTV also have if it is going to be a financial news channel have a big enough budget to go and lure some better known tv anchors from BBC ,Sky ,ITV or even BTV or CNBC to front this new channel's output which is still quite a risky commercial venture .
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It's from ESTV and is called LONDON LIVE (all in caps for no good reason).
Everything you could possibly want to know about it is here: http://licensing.ofcom.org.uk/binaries/tv/local-tv/applicants/London_ESTV_L_DTPS.pdf
Happy reading!
The PDF above has indicative schedule which is pretty much news, current affairs, and entertainment aimed at / filmed in London with a couple of nights showing the bigger films filmed in London.
That indicative programme content seems pretty reasonable and better than what is being offered by some of the other local providers :eek:. I wouldn't be surprised if this channel were watched by viewers outside London on satellite as well.
The 21:00 films and original drama might offer some appeal, but much of the rest doesn't look like it will.
Yes. Did you suspect anything different?
LOL , kev, you really ought to see what some of the other successful local TV bidders have planned for their TV schedules :eek:!:eek:
http://licensing.ofcom.org.uk/tv-broadcast-licences/local/awards/
(click on the Indicative schedule option)
Thanks for reply it was a deliberate mistake to test peoples reaction to see if they were really intersted in this new channel .Will not affect me up here in Scotland so will not see it anyway .Hope those who intend to watch it enjoy.