Articles Tagged ‘Yesterday’
MIPTV ’14: Yesterday picks up “Secrets of Britain”
TVBritish factual channel Yesterday has acquired 6 x 60-minute landmark history series Secrets of Britain (pictured) from PBS International.
UKTV lands “Ancient Black Ops”
TVUKTV-owned history channel Yesterday has picked up a series on covert operations from UK indie World Media Rights, called Ancient Black Ops (pictured).
Endemol sells “Treasure Detectives” to Yesterday
TVUKTV’s history channel Yesterday has acquired Treasure Detectives (pictured) from Endemol Worldwide Distribution, to air in the third quarter of this year.
Yesterday lines up “Professor Hutton’s Curiosities”
TVUKTV’s Yesterday channel is working with Indigo Films & Television on Professor Hutton’s Curiosities, a series looking at the unsung gems of British museums.
Yesterday brings “Perfect Storms” to the UK
TVUKTV channel Yesterday has acquired the exclusive UK rights to Entertainment One’s Perfect Storms: Disasters that Changed the World.
UKTV’s Yesterday refreshes image, eyes “Gangsters”
TVUKTV-owned factual channel Yesterday is looking to attract a broader audience with a focus on contemporary and entertaining history programming, including new series Fight Club: A History of Violence and British Gangsters: Faces of the Underworld.
Yesterday targets “Mafia’s Greatest Hits”
TVIMG has pre-sold The Mafia’s Greatest Hits, a forthcoming series that uses FBI archive files to look at the murky world of contract killing, to UKTV-owned British network Yesterday.
Scripps buys in to UKTV for $550m
TVScripps Networks Interactive has concluded a £339 million (US$553.2 million) deal to acquire Virgin Media’s 50% stake in UKTV, the British cable network that houses channels including Home, Eden, Yesterday, Good Food and Really.
Yesterday adds two to “Spirit of 1940s”
TVThe Long March to Freedom, from ASA Productions, and Electric Egg’s Into The Wind are the latest additions to the “Spirit of 1940s” season airing on the UKTV digital factual channel.
Yesterday to celebrate the Sixties
TVUKTV history channel Yesterday is going back to the Sixties with a season of programming dedicated to the era, set to launch on September 18.
