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26 March 2007
Dim Sum TV is now
available at now TV
A brand new infotainment channel for the
Greater Pearl River Delta Region
Dim Sum TV, the first infotainment channel for the Greater Pearl River Delta Region officially launched its trial broadcast on 30th March 2007 (Friday), is now available at channel 539 of now
TV. By offering compelling entertainment as well as interesting information with innovative and quality programs, Dim Sum TV is a pioneer in TV business to provide a variety of infotainment feature with insight into the Cantonese culture.
Broadcast primarily in Cantonese, Dim Sum TV is an infotainment channel focusing on culture, social and economic developments as well as life style trends in the Greater Pearl River Delta regions. Original flagship programs include “Do You Know Me”, “Talk of Fame”, “The Price Scanner”, “Trends & The Cities” and “Pearl River Delta Code”.
In addition to providing numerous variety programs from Mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan and Korea, Dim Sum TV also offers a number of attractive feature dramas including the 30 millions’ production costume drama “Qin Shi Huang- The First Emperor”, featuring Zhang Fengyi、Zhang Jingchu & Fan Bingbing, and “Yo Guan Yin”, a love story adopted from renowned Haiyan’s novel, featuring Peter Ho, Tong Dawei & Sun Li. Popular Korean and Japanese dramas will also be presented by Dim Sum TV to Hong Kong viewers.
Mr. Szeto Kit, the Chief Executive Officer of Dim Sum TV said, “We are pleased to launch Dim Sum TV through now
Broadband TV. This channel is the first infotainment channel which aimed to provide intensive information on culture, lifestyle & social aspects of southern China. By highlighting a diverse range of quality programs & talk shows, we will bring a brand new experience to the HK viewers about the new Cantonese culture. After landing in Hong Kong, Dim Sum TV will gradually extend its coverage cross the whole Pearl River Delta, Greater China and to overseas Chinese communities in the Pacific Basin over time.”
By defining the name of “Dim Sum TV”, the channel’s goal is to galvanize the highly anticipated Cantonese “Dim Sum Culture”. “People who love dim sum experience because it is an occasion where families and friends get together to enjoy a delicious meal that includes a great variety of food. Dim Sum TV is aimed to deliver this experience to our audience by offering a variety of quality informative and entertaining programs for everyone.” Mr. Szeto said. Starting from 30th March, Dim Sum TV can be viewed by now
TV subscribers, free of charge, on channel number 539.
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