Jonathan Katz (President/CEO) David Decker (President, Content Sales, Warner Bros. Discovery) Jim Packer (President of Worldwide Television Distribution, Lionsgate) Pat LaPlatney (President/Co-CEO, Gray Television)
The venture launched with two
digital multicast television networks on January 1, 2024, each resembling networks Katz originally launched, which are THE365, a channel for Black audiences (similar to
Bounce TV) and Outlaw, a network for Western programming (similar to
Grit). Other channels to launch at a later time on AVOD platforms include FAST streaming versions of the former two networks as well as VCR Action (similar to
Ion Mystery), a channel for older action/
crime programming, and VCR Haha, a network for older comedic programming (similar to
Laff).[2] The venture also plans to launch its third broadcast network, Dare, on July 1, 2024 in partnership with
A&E Networks, which will feature programming from the latter company.[3]
Jonathan Katz (President/CEO) David Decker (President, Content Sales, Warner Bros. Discovery) Jim Packer (President of Worldwide Television Distribution, Lionsgate) Pat LaPlatney (President/Co-CEO, Gray Television)
The venture launched with two
digital multicast television networks on January 1, 2024, each resembling networks Katz originally launched, which are THE365, a channel for Black audiences (similar to
Bounce TV) and Outlaw, a network for Western programming (similar to
Grit). Other channels to launch at a later time on AVOD platforms include FAST streaming versions of the former two networks as well as VCR Action (similar to
Ion Mystery), a channel for older action/
crime programming, and VCR Haha, a network for older comedic programming (similar to
Laff).[2] The venture also plans to launch its third broadcast network, Dare, on July 1, 2024 in partnership with
A&E Networks, which will feature programming from the latter company.[3]