By Linda Haugsted -- Multichannel News, 12/6/2007 6:04:00 AM
Studio 4 Networks reached a video-on-demand distribution agreement with Charter Communications.
Los Angeles-based Studio 4 is an independent provider of lifestyle and educational programming. The Charter deal doubles the programmer’s cable distribution of its three channels: Studio 4 Kids, Studio 4 Learning and Studio 4 Fitness, the programmer said.
With the deal, the programmer is available to 15.5 million households in 23 states and Canada.
Studio 4 Networks is being acquired by Knightscover Media Corp., a Canadian firm.
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