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AMC expands in CEE

December 22, 2015 18.44 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

AMC has secured distribution on three major service providers in Central and Eastern Europe from the beginning of 2016.

As of January 1, Telenor and Invitel in Hungary, along with Vivacom in Bulgaria, will offer its channels.

Commenting on the expansion, Levente B Málnay, CEO of AMC Networks International – Central Europe, said: “AMC has a raft of exclusive new programming set to premiere in the year ahead including thriller The Night Manager, season three of Halt and Catch Fire and the 15-episode second season of global phenomenon Fear the Walking Dead, among others. We are proud to deliver these great programming to a growing number of viewers, thanks to these fresh agreements throughout Eastern and Central Europe. We are delighted to see our distribution increase so dramatically, and our programming achieve such impact during AMC’s first year of operation.”

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Filed Under: Central & East Europe, Newsline, TV Tagged With: AMC Networks International, Bulgaria, Hungary Edited: 22 December 2015 18:44

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