A rebranded city television channel is set to relaunch tonight following a buyout.
As reported last month, local network operator Made TV announced it was joining with members of the Bay TV management team to acquire 100pc of the Liverpool station.
News show Liverpool Today will be the first programme to air when the rebranded Made in Liverpool goes live at 6pm.
Nightly magazine show The Lowdown Liverpool will follow at 6.30pm, while other original programmes include weekly football show Across the Park, music show The Liverpool Sound and local history series Streets of Liverpool.
The Liverpool Today news team preparing for the channel’s launch
Jamie Conway, CEO of Made Television, says: “We’ve a fantastic schedule of new programming lined up.
“We’re really looking forward to launching and to capturing the fun, energy and action of the Liverpool region.”
Bay TV had been placed into administration before Made announced the prospective purchase.
The company also runs channels in Bristol, Cardiff, Leeds and Tyne & Wear under its ‘Made in’ brand.
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I sincerely hope they’ve watched Mustard tv Archants embarrassing Norwich tv station,watched by so few but ridiculed for good reason by so many.
This kind of hyper local tv station makes no sense unless it’s run by professional staff with first class broadcast media backgrounds,not amateur wannabes or print journos desperate to get ‘on the telly’ albeit with no one watching.
It only really works too if the quality is good,the competitors are weak and they’re creating contents d programming people want to watch.
Brace yourself to look at Mustard tv and see how not to do it guys.
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archie – the bile is streaming from your fingers so quickly that you are breaching your own quality thresholds.. typos and sloppy grammar everywhere. Go for a lie down in a dark room and count to ten.
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Thanks for the top floor tip Mr…err, “confused”
bile no,just eager to help avoid another calamity if at all possible,one Mustard tv is enough for anyone to suffer,especially with such awful “content”
it`s painful to hit a nerve isnt it
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How dare you point out the obvious @Archie ?
You know they don’t like anything but total agreement and toeing the company line
2016 and the yes man culture is alive and thriving
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@Confused
Capital A on Archie
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I didn’t even mention the £657,000 loss by Mustard tv in its first year alone, now that takes some doing by anyone’s standards.
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