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Campaign India Team
Mar 26, 2009

Deutsche Welle launches two lifestyle channels in India

German broadcaster Deutsche Welle has launched DW-TV ASIA+ and DW-TV ASIA in India. The former will have 18 hours of English programming, while the latter will have 16 hours of German programming and eight hours of English. DW-TV ASIA+ will be available on Sun Direct TV, DD Direct + DTH, InCable Networks and Hathway Cable, among others.The programming mix for the new channels will be a mix of European lifestyle, culture and the arts as well as reports from business and politics on major Indian cable operators.

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