FALLS CHURCH, VA — (Marketwired) — 10/24/13 — MHz Worldview, the only national channel connecting globally minded American viewers to international news, culture, entertainment and exclusive international mysteries, launches on WNYJ (formerly WFME) on November 1, 2013.
MHz Worldview will be available both on digital broadcast on channel 66 as well as AT&T U-Verse 66; Cablevision 15 and 18; Comcast 247; DirecTV 66 and 900; Dish Network 66 and 8117; Time Warner 96 and Verizon FiOS 29.
All distribution on WNYJ places MHz Worldview reach at more than 7 million households throughout the five boroughs of New York City, portions of Connecticut, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
MHz Worldview, MHz Networks national channel, brings programming to globally-minded audiences in the U.S. through broadcast and cable affiliates, as well as satellite and features programs from around the world, authentic, direct from the source and in English, including content from premier international news broadcasters and programming distributors.
MHz International Mystery on MHz Worldview brings viewers the best of international crime dramas with English subtitles. The November schedule features: Sebastian Bergman (Sweden), Don Matteo (Italy), Detective Montalbano (Italy), Crime Stories (Germany), East West 101 (Australia), Braquo (France), Kennedy-s Brain (Germany), Arne Dahl (Sweden), and Cesare Mori (Italy). MHz International Mystery is a MHz exclusive and also includes the accompanying proprietary MHz Home Entertainment DVD product.
Frederick Thomas, MHz Networks Founder and Chief Executive, says, “In some ways MHz Worldview is made for New York City. We hope that you-ll find MHz programming compelling and you-ll let us, and especially WNYJ, know how much you enjoy it.”
WNYJ joins a wide listing of MHz affiliates throughout the U.S. MHz Worldview is available in over half the top-20 U.S. television markets- more than 40 million households- through broadcast/cable affiliates in: – KLCS; – WYCC; – KCSM; – WNVC/MHz Networks; – KBTC; – WNEO/WEAO; – MPS Cable; – KBDI; , – WDSC; – WTVI; – WNPT; – UEN (statewide); – WGVU; – KWSU; – WLAE; – Vegas PBS; – WCVE; – WDCQ; – WEIU; – Mountain Lake PBS (WCFE); – LCC TV; – WQPT; – KMOS; -KTWU;
-KSMQ; – WOUB; – WHTJ; – St. Paul Neighborhood Network; – Stanford University Cable, as well as nationally via .
Additional affiliates are on schedule to launch throughout the country.
As a complement to broadcast, cable and satellite distribution throughout the U.S., MHz Worldview content is available on mobile (iOS and Android phone and tablet apps), broadband (Roku digital video player) over the top TV (Google TV), VOD and innovative MHz Networks Home Entertainment DVD collections at , as well as an expanded interactive presence (Amazon Instant Video, Hulu, etc).
For more information, visit . For the MHz Worldview schedule, visit: .
About MHz Networks
MHz Networks is an independent, non-commercial television broadcaster delivering international educational programming and providing diverse cultural perspectives for a globally-minded audience.
MHz Networks broadcasts 12 distinct international television networks in the D.C. area including: MHz Worldview DC, NHK World TV, CCTV, RT, Blue Ocean Network, CCTV Documentary, France 24, RT Espanol, Arirang TV, ETV, VTV America and MHz Worldview national. The channels are also carried by the region-s cable systems.
MHz Worldview, MHz Networks flagship channel, presents fresh, relevant English-language international content including news, documentaries, cultural programming, dramas, films and mysteries, music and sports and features programs from around the world in more than 20 different languages. MHz Worldview is available locally in the Washington D.C. metro area as MHz Networks 1 via digital terrestrial broadcast, Comcast, Cox, RCN cable and Verizon FiOS. The channel is also available locally via DirecTV and Dish Network.
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Falls Church, VA 22042
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