Universal Networks International launches DIVA Universal in Asia
11 August 2010
Singapore - Universal Networks International (UNI) announced its plans to launch a new entertainment channel, DIVA Universal, in Asia on 19 September 2010. A vibrant and dynamic brand, DIVA Universal will replace Hallmark Channel reaching more than 20 million viewers across 21 Asian countries. The launch of DIVA Universal is part of UNI’s global expansion strategy and the roll out of its refocused portfolio of five flagship channel brands.
DIVA Universal is a stylish yet personable entertainment channel for those who fully embrace and celebrate life. The feel-good mix of great drama and engaging reality shows on DIVA Universal is designed to deliver a compelling viewing experience for modern discerning viewers in their 20s and 30s.
The launch of DIVA Universal in September will also see the debut of two highly-anticipated original productions - Rookie Blue, the breakout US police drama which has already been given the green light for season 2 and is currently #1 in its timeslot with over 7 million US viewers per episode and the second season of Asia’s weight-loss competition series, The Biggest Loser Asia.
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