Tech
Discovery jiggle lifestyle channels
Published Tuesday, Apr 1 2008, 16:50 BST | By Darren Shelley
Half of Discovery's lifestyle channels shuffled around on Sky this morning.
The move creates greater exposure for Discovery Home & Health which was previously situated after several UKTV branded offerings.
Discovery Real Time Extra has moved closer to the start of the Lifestyle & Culture section by one slot while Discovery Real Time +1 now appears in a mini timeshift block next to Discovery Home & Health +1.
However, Discovery Travel & Living still languishes towards the far reaches of the section.
New numbers for the affected channels are as follows:
251 - Discovery Real Time Extra
252 - Discovery Home & Health
264 - Discovery Real Time +1
The move creates greater exposure for Discovery Home & Health which was previously situated after several UKTV branded offerings.
Discovery Real Time Extra has moved closer to the start of the Lifestyle & Culture section by one slot while Discovery Real Time +1 now appears in a mini timeshift block next to Discovery Home & Health +1.
However, Discovery Travel & Living still languishes towards the far reaches of the section.
New numbers for the affected channels are as follows:
251 - Discovery Real Time Extra
252 - Discovery Home & Health
264 - Discovery Real Time +1
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