Bonjour Television

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Bonjour Television Network Is the first American TV Network broadcasting 100% in the French language.^[1]^{[citation needed]}

History

Bonjour Television Network is the first television network established in the United States broadcasting 100% and 24/7 in the French language.^{[citation needed]} It was established in 2013 in Miami, Florida by Victor J. Romero an executive in the Media & Television industry^[2] with the intent of reaching the 20 Million Franco-phones in the United States.^{[citation needed]}

The Network announced the launch of their first four channels on May 18, 2014:^[3] Bonjour Television, Xplore Channel, Bonjour Music, Men's Up. On September 17, 2014 Bonjour announced the launch of Fight Channel World.^[4]

Programming

Bonjour Television is a general television channel composed of varied programming including films, drama, news, education & reality.

Bonjour Music is a 24/7 television music channel offering European music featuring French & American artists.

Xplore Channel is a channel of documentaries in English and French that will be a new platform in bringing messages to the communities concerning the environment.

Men’s Up, a channel in France that offers programming of men’s life and leisure.

Fight Channel World offers martial arts & fighting sports both in French & English.

References

External links

Official website

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