UK FTA satellite TV service Freesat is launching five new channels. Joining Freesat’s music and entertainment genres, the new channels will further expand the platform’s free-to-air offering.

YourTV, Fox International Channels’ first-ever channel for the UK free-to-air market, and four new music channels – Chilled, Now Music TV, Clubland TV and Channel AKA – will be added to Freesat’s line-up.

Paul Gilshan, marketing and communications director at Freesat, said the new channels today would further strengthen Freesat’s music and entertainment offering. “Free-to-air viewers in the UK have more choice than ever when it comes to TV. And best of all, it’s subscription free,” he added.

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