In addition to UP and Aspire, Suddenlink’s new channel lineup also includes Pivot, Own, Sprout, Up, and FXX, among others. Last week Suddenlink subscribers lost access to Viacom’s 24 channels, which included Nickelodeon, MTV, Comedy Central, TV Land, Spike, CMT, VH1, and BET, both online at Viacom’s network web portals and in their homes.

“Both networks are committed to presenting the kind of positive values, stories and messages that our customers seek.” “UP and Aspire each bring unique content and value to our channel lineup and we believe they will be welcomed enthusiastically by our video customers,” Kathy Payne, Suddenlink senior vice president and chief programming officer, said. Family-friendly UP offers original and acquired movies, reality and dramatic series, comedies and music specials to its viewers.Īspire, which was launched two years ago by Magic Johnson Enterprises, is now available in about 21 millions in 21 of the top 25 African-American markets across the United States. We look forward to working closely with the Suddenlink team to generate awareness and excitement over the availability of UP and Aspire.”īased in Atlanta, UP is currently available in 67 million cable and satellite homes across the nation. “The two networks offer a terrific lineup of quality, entertaining original programming that Suddenlink’s customers can’t see anywhere else on television. “We are delighted to bring UP’s uplifting, family-friendly programming and the diverse, positive programming of Aspire to Suddenlink customers,” said Hal Rosenberg, senior vice president, content distribution and marketing, UP and Aspire. The new networks are now available to Suddenlink’s 1.1 million video subscribers across its footprint that includes Arkansas, Louisiana, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Texas, and West Virginia. The latest additions to Suddenlink’s channel roster are UP and Aspire. 1 after a new carriage agreement wasn’t reached, the nation’s seventh-largest cable operator has added new channels to its lineup. In the wake of Viacom yanking its 24 networks away from Suddenlink Communications’ subscribers on Oct.

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