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Quest, the new digital terrestrial channel from Discovery, will air from 10am to midnight instead of 24 hours a day.
According to Broadcast, Discovery plans to sell the overnight airtime to a third party such as a shopping channel. It acquired a 24 hour slot from SDN, ITV's digital terrestrial multiplex unit, last October.
The channel - Discovery's first free-to-air service - will launch on May 14.
According to Broadcast, Discovery plans to sell the overnight airtime to a third party such as a shopping channel. It acquired a 24 hour slot from SDN, ITV's digital terrestrial multiplex unit, last October.
The channel - Discovery's first free-to-air service - will launch on May 14.
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