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FBN’s Dennis Kneale on Comcast’s new channels that includes Sean Combs’ new music channel “Revolt.”
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Comcast is looking to put a little magic and music into its lineup president announces three new channels the first of ten new channels of plans.
To launch aimed at minority.
But is there any real commercial demand for these new ventures -- assailants on the story Dennis.
So who's behind the new channels and what is Comcast ultimate goal here besides making money.
Well you know Comcast the nation's second largest -- the largest operator cable says is actually ahead of Time Warner is -- for our new.
Minority young channels today Los Angeles Laker Magic Johnson.
The great one will launch the aspire channel Bob blackout for north.
Filmmaker Robert Rodriguez has a new outlet the Latino programming and another Latino or -- -- will come from citing Schwartz of baby first American TV.
But they'll buzz -- newcomer is revolt from rap impresario Sean -- also known as.
-- puffy Puff Daddy.
At half a billion dollars -- -- -- his own record label bad boy entertainment with universal music's Interscope.
Billionaire Ron Burkle as an -- and a backer of -- Sean John menswear business Burkle telling me he'll be investing in new channel.
Busy did he also have restaurants and -- -- dropped by -- -- got -- hip -- marketing so who would want to do business with this man.
Though you also have to get past his own path to the rebel with a -- the 1990s and arrest for criminal mischief assault.
Bribery weapons charges exonerated on some and there's this certainly there's room for more minority programming BT had the field to itself for a couple decades.
But -- -- minorities make up almost 34% of the US population fed juicy market.
But their combined spending at two point six trillion is only 70% of GDP those his commercial demand.
-- if the demands of takeover regulator still prove that NBC deal.
Dennis.
-- who has his own bad boy past that we won't talk about during this segment Dennis good.
