LATV Expands Programming Lineup to Include Daily Movies on L-FLIK and La Corte del Pueblo

Premiering new episodes of Los Archivos Secretos de Jaime Maussan.

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Jan 21, 2010, 09:00 ET

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 21 /PRNewswire/ -- LATV, the first Latino-owned national television entertainment network, announced today that, beginning February 1st, it was expanding its movie franchise L-FLIK to seven days a week and launching La Corte del Pueblo, a daily court drama. In addition, LATV will premiere new episodes of the hit extraterrestrial show Los Archivos Secretos de Jaime Maussan.

"Since we started measuring our national audience with Nielsen in October of 2009, we have seen steady growth in the numbers," said LATV Chief Operating Officer Luca Bentivoglio. "We believe that our unique approach to programming in combination with an aggressive distribution model that includes digital multicast, cable, online and a mobile platform, has resulted in a winning formula for LATV's growth."

"Last year's upfront Network sales were up 60% from the previous year, and everyone knows what a difficult environment it was," said David Morales, LATV's Vice President of Sales & Distribution. "The expanded programming will help to strengthen our schedule as our ratings continue to demonstrate that LATV measures up extremely well against our competitors."

"With a solid and experienced management team in place and a clear strategy, LATV expects to continue its solid growth in 2010," concluded Bentivoglio.

About LATV:

Headquartered in Los Angeles, LATV is the nation's first Latino bi-cultural television entertainment network distributed via digital multicast. A pioneer in bi-cultural television programming targeting U.S. Latinos, LATV launched nationally in April 2007. Post-Newsweek Stations, Inc. is an investor in the national network and has a minority ownership interest in the Company as well as a seat on its Board of Directors. Targeting the 18- to 49 year-old Latino, LATV's programming bouquet offers a range of content that includes talk shows, movies, lifestyle, entertainment and music. The network is ad-supported and offers an array of programming that is original and exclusive. The company also owns LatiNation, LLC which nationally syndicates the programs American Latino TV and LatiNation.