New Streaming Service Offers Access to Classic Black Films, Documentaries and Original Programming Celebrating Black History and Culture
Programming available on American Legacy
Mount Vernon, NY — Rodney J. Reynolds, Founder of American Legacy Network Corporation announced the launch of American Legacy Network (ALN), a subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) streaming service showcasing African-American history and culture programming and original content for the whole family.“We’re excited about the launch of American Legacy Network,” said Reynolds. “The streaming service is a natural transition in the evolution of our brand. ALN will fill the void with content designed to entertain, inspire, empower and educate the black community and will be a network that the entire family can enjoy.”
Subscribers will be able to watch well known classic Black films while discovering new and original content developed and produced by independent producers and filmmakers. American Legacy Network features documentaries, news oriented programs and much more including original programs like Conversations with Greatness hosted by JP Reynolds, Black Treasure with Robin Myers and Say it Loud, a program geared to millennials. In the future the network has plans to showcase historical scripted dramas.
The launch of American Legacy Network coincides with the dynamic growth of the American Legacy brand from its roots as a magazine to the expansion of the mobile truck exhibition, a curriculum guide, board game and other special events including the upcoming sport-centric mobile exhibition HBCU tour.
The web/mobile friendly version of American Legacy Network is now available at AmericanLegacyNetwork.TV for $3.99 per month. The company has plans to launch an app version that will be available on iPhone, iPad, android phones & tablets, Apple TV, Amazon TV and Roku in November 2018.
For more information about American Legacy Network or to subscribe, visit www.americanlegacynetwork.tv today!
ABOUT THE AMERICAN LEGACY BRAND
Rodney J. Reynolds founded American Legacy Magazine in 1995 as a joint venture with Forbes Magazine. Total readership of American Legacy was over 2 million when the print edition ceased publication in 2011. The mission of the American Legacy brand is to broaden and enhance the awareness of African-American history through the utilization of educational products, the internet, and broadcast media with the launch of the subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) service, American Legacy Network (ALN) in August of 2018. To subscribe to ALN, visit www.americanlegacynetwork.tv. Black History Made Every Day.
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