Cox Features South Asian Language Multicultural Programming |
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In its ongoing commitment to provide multicultural, international language programming to its customers, Cox Cable reaches out to the large number of U.S. residents whose native language is Hindi and Gujarati with two in-language digital cable channels – TV Asia and Zee TV. TV Asia and Zee TV South Asian Language Channels on Cox CableTV Asia and Zee TV on Cox Cable are South Asian language channels providing a “home away from home” for Hindi- and Gujarati-speaking communities across the U.S. Offering an abundance of Hindi news, top entertainment, and movies, TV Asia and Zee TV make it possible for viewers to experience the language, culture, and tradition of India with just a click of the remote. TV Asia Reaches the South Asian-American Community on Cox Digital CableTV Asia is one of the leading South Asian language broadcasters in the world with a focus on the South Asian-American community. Broadcasting in Hindi, Gujarati, English, and other regional languages of India, TV Asia provides a connection to the South Asian way of life.
Cox Cable Features Zee TV Multicultural Channel in Hindi and Urdu LanguagesZee TV, based in India, broadcasts in Hindi, Urdu, and other regional languages. Zee TV reaches out to the Hindi-speaking U.S. population with family-friendly programming including in-depth news shows, cricket coverage, and recent Hindi movies – all with an eye on incorporating the culture and traditional beliefs of daily life in South Asia. Cox Offers Hindi Language “South Asian Deluxe Pack”Cox Digital Cable customers may subscribe to TV Asia for one low monthly rate, or take advantage of the money-saving South Asian Deluxe Pack which includes all of the quality programming of both TV Asia and Zee TV. Cox Cable Multicultural Programming ChannelsThe third-largest cable television company in the U.S., Cox provides multicultural programming to its customers in Arabic, Chinese, Russian, Vietnamese, Spanish, Hindi and Gujarati, French, Italian, Filipino, Japanese, and Korean. |