Two new channels to appear on StarSat

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Two new channels to appear on StarSat --

Fri, 14 Nov 2014 12:01

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StarSat, a digital satellite TV provider by On Digital Media, has announced two new channels available on the platform: edutainment channel Da Vinci Learning and kids channel Pop.

Ian Woodrow, head of content at StarSat says, We are excited to be adding both these channels to our platform. It will create an environment where family members can watch, learn, discuss and most importantly have fun together. We expect Da Vinci Learning channel to become a valuable learning tool for our viewers and Pop to become the central place for family time while having fun.

Da Vinci Learning (channel 308), features award winning educational series and documentaries which aim to provide inquisitive minds of all ages with captivating learning experiences. Carefully selected program schedules will cover everything from physics and chemistry, to history, nature and ancient civilisations.

Pop (channel 302) is a 24 hour kids channel, targeted at youths aged four to nine. The channel hosts a fun line up which includes comedy, exploration, invention, art and make and do s. While offering an educational undercurrent the channel aims to uphold a positive feel and deliver a fresh and diverse mix of shows. Veiwers can look forward to international titles such as: Power Rangers, Sally Bollywood, Transfomers, Franklin and Friends and more.

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