host posted on October 29, 2007 16:35
More sports, cultural and entertainment programming for cable customers as Flow launches a variety of new channels and packages to its current Digital Cable Service.
During the month of November, Flow Digital Cable customers can expect additional content to both their Basic and subscription packages. These include ‘The African Channel’, Channel 54 and ‘Property Plus’, Channel 96, both of which will be available on Flow Basix package. Channel 54, which was previously ‘G4Tech’, will be moved to the ‘Flow Fanatics’ optional package.
The following summarises the additional enhancements to the existing Digital optional subscription packages:
- ‘G4Tech’ (previously Channel 54 on Flow Basix) will be available on Channel 167 on ‘Flow Fanatics’ package
- New Channel ‘Veria’ will be added to “Flow Living’ package
- ‘Flow Jammin’ package will be adjusted to include several new channels which include ‘MTV2’, RETV’ and ‘Trace’. ‘Gospel Channel’ and ‘Soundtrack Channel’ are now available on new ‘Flow Groove’ package
- New optional entertainment package ‘Flow Groove’, which will include ‘The Gospel Channel’, ‘BET Gospel’, ‘Country Music TV’, ‘VH1 Country’ and ‘Soundtrack Channel’. These will be available from Channels 230 – 234 respectively
- ‘Telesur’ and ‘TV Chile’ will be added to the ‘Flow en Español’ package
- SportsMax, popular Caribbean Sports Channel, will be available on ‘Flow a la Carte’ package
- ‘NBA League Pass’ will be available on Channels 501 - 510 from the beginning of the NBA Season which starts in early November
- The changes will take effect during the month of November.
The Digital Basic monthly rental fee remains the same at $210 (VAT Inclusive). Customers are reminded that effective January 1, 2008, monthly rates for Flow digital theme packs will increase from $24.99 (VI) to $29.99 (VI) and in the case of ‘Flow en Español’, from $9.99 (VI) to $14.99 (VI). ‘Flow Your Own’ will also be increased from $29.99 (VI) to $34.99 (VI). There will be no change to the monthly fee for ‘Flow a la Carte’ channels.