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Corelink Media, On The Marc TV, and Nonprofit TV just put 14 free channels in front of botim's 160 million users across 155-plus countries, through Entyen, botim's official entertainment partner. A catalogue of more than 1,500 on-demand titles is on the way with them.
The lineup: Nonprofit TV, On The Marc TV, DiverCity TV, Quinnly TV, SilverSpur TV, NATiV TV, Marc in the Dark, Spydar TV, ForwardOps TV, RGM News, Winnie's Playhouse, Get-Fit TV, and Cook at MyPlace. Westerns, crime dramas, movies, cartoons, cooking, fitness, news, horror, Native American and Indigenous programming, and content built for veterans.
Entyen is live now in India, Pakistan, Egypt, the Philippines, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia, with more markets coming. For viewers, it’s free. For these channels, it’s a new door to a global audience.
Marc Beilin, CEO of On The Marc TV, put it well: the point was always to give independent voices a bigger stage. Corelink and Entyen are helping put these channels in front of new viewers around the world.
I’m proud Nonprofit TV is part of this launch. It adds a major streaming platform to our footprint of broadcast, streaming and public-venue networks.
Grateful to our partners who made this happen.
Editor’s Note: The above guest column was penned by Dr. Anthony Sardelli, CEO and founder of RioGrande Valley-based Nonprofit TV. The column appears in the Rio Grande Guardian with the permission of the author.
