16th Jul 2015 09:22
LONDON (Alliance News) - Ten Alps PLC on Thursday said a documentary it made on Japanese-Korean relations was the first programme to screen on a new channel launched by Niconico, the Japanese digital video streaming service.
'Japan and Korea: Ties That Bind', a two-part documentary on the fractious relationship between the Asian neighbours, the company said.
"The choice of a Ten Alps programme to launch this important new channel in Japan speaks volumes about the global reputation of our TV brands and creative talent. As we grow our television business we are focussing on international opportunities for our programmes and series, in order to build on our global brand strength," said Chief Executive Mark Wood.
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By Sam Unsted; [email protected]; @SamUAtAlliance
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