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Türkçe (Turkish)Tuesday, March 19th, 2019
The much-anticipated merger of Fox and Disney – of particular interest to superhero film fans as it will potentially bring the X-Men and Fantastic Four into the Marvel Cinematic Universe – is now set to go ahead on March 20th
Mexican regulators sought pledges to sell off Fox’s regional sports networks, and with that obstacle overcome, other channels including National Geographic and FX will pass to Disney as part of the $71.3billion deal.
We are very happy with the Global Listings service. The character length of the event descriptions fits our EPG limits, and as well as that your EPG teams always answer any questions that we may have promptly. The Global Listings schedules and EPGs are always delivered on time; we receive all your channels well in advance of airing times. Thanks a lot.
Discovery Networks appointed Global Listings to create a new system for efficient and cost-effective delivery of all its UK & EMEA programme schedules and highlights to the media, PR agencies and business partners (in both English and translated formats). Global Listings has built up a solid understanding of our business and its teams have developed a strong and proactive relationship with our EMEA local offices.
