New African-American Network "The Dream Network" Set to Launch in Detroit

New African-American Network "The Dream Network" Set to Launch in Detroit

First network to specifically target African-Americans with "traditional and alternative tastes."

NEW YORK, Jan. 20, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- The Dream Network (Dream TV, www.thedream-network.com), a new African-American television network, has signed a deal with WPHR-TV33 in Detroit, Michigan to launch on Comcast channel 91, and their digital sub-channel 33.4. Dream TV is also currently broadcasting to the Florence/Decatur, AL area on WBCG 39.4/WXFL 10, and will have their debut on WBQP in Pensacola, FL on Channel 18 next month.

"The Dream Network is excited to serve Detroit, an area with strong historical ties to African-American entertainment in America. We are honored to have our programming in their homes," said Chester Jones III, CEO and Founder of The Dream Network.


-- Dream TV is a multicultural arts, entertainment, and lifestyle network
that speaks to those with classical/contemporary interests, and to those
who enjoy an alternative way of LIVING LIFE OUT LOUD!
-- The network targets African Americans with traditional and alternative
tastes primarily between the ages of 25-54 with a programming mix of
classic motion pictures including Mahogany and In the Heat of the Night,
off-net series including Logan's Run and Voyagers, original programming
and more.
-- Dream TV is a 24/7 digital multicast television network that is
available nationwide via OTA distribution, Roku TV, Direct TV, and via
internet streaming which allows the network to be accessed anytime,
anywhere via any mobile device, laptop, or desktop computer via
www.iPhonetv4u.com and www.iPadtv4u.com apps.
-- Dream TV has recently signed with one of the worlds upcoming major Smart
TV portal device providers, rolling out in the basic cable line-up
starting with a potential reach of 18,000,000 subscribers.
-- Dream TV is available on Roku 24 hours a day under the Eye on Media, New
Beginnings, and Movee4u channel packages.
-- Dream TV is majority African-American owned.
WPHR-TV33 broadcasts live to 1,845,920 households in Detroit (DMA 10), and reaches 867,000 households in the Detroit area through Comcast Cable.

WBCF 39.4 and WXFL 10 broadcasts to 177,379 households in the Florence/Decatur, Alabama area.

WBQP broadcasts live to 400,000 households in Pensacola, Florida (DMA 58).

For more information on Dream TV, please visit:
http://thedream-network.com/

Social Media (Facebook/Twitter/Instagram):The Dream Network, @RealDreamTV, and thedreamnetwork.

SOURCE The Dream Network

The Dream Network

CONTACT: Maureen Cooper, Email: maureen.goliath@yahoo.com, Phone: 310-439-9116

Web Site: http://www.thedream-network.com


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