Kingston, Jamaica – Wednesday 23rd March 2016 -- Digicel Play will be offering Bravo to customers across the Caribbean in HD, it was announced today.
Initially available in Barbados, Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago, the channel will also come on stream in Anguilla, Dominica, Montserrat, Nevis and the Turks and Caicos Islands in the coming weeks and months and will become a feature of all Digicel Play packages.
Bravo has breakout stars and critically acclaimed original series. Bravo's original programming — from hot cuisine to haute couture — delivers the best in food, fashion, beauty, design and pop culture to the most engaged, upscale and educated audience in ad-supported cable. Bravo continues to translate buzz into reality with critically-acclaimed breakout creative competition and docu-series, including the Emmy and James Beard Award-winning Top Chef, the hit series Vanderpump Rules and the water cooler sensation that is The Real Housewives franchise.
Digicel Play is a new frontier in home entertainment, giving customers the power to have their entertainment and access to the internet the way they want it. It is jam-packed with cool features making it the most attractive home entertainment experience around. Digicel Play turns homes into the ultimate entertainment zones and delivers TV, superfast broadband and telephony coupled with the best channel and content line-up and the best viewing experience via its all-new fibre to the home network.
John Suranyi, CEO of Digicel Play for the Caribbean and Central America, comments; “This forms part of Digicel Play’s ongoing and relentless efforts to acquire authorised programming rights for the region. Until now, the rights to transmit Bravo were unavailable in the Caribbean. We have been working closely with NBCUniversal to secure the Caribbean rights for all customers across the region and are delighted to be bringing the amazing entertainment that Bravo delivers to our valued customers.”
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