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CLEO TV ANNOUNCES CARRIAGE AGREEMENT WITH COX



Cable Network Offering Lifestyle and Entertainment Programming for Multicultural Young Women is Now Available 
to COX Subscribers

(SILVER SPRING, MD) - April 23, 2020 - CLEO TV today announced an expansive distribution agreement that will make CLEO TV's content available to Cox subscribers. The deal will make CLEO TV, a new aspirational lifestyle and entertainment cable network serving Millennial and Gen X women of color, more broadly accessible to viewers.  

Cox subscribers can watch a diverse mix of original content on the CLEO TV channel, including the network's signature series CLEO SPEAKS, which showcases the voices of influential women of color. Featured participants include Devi Brown, Google's Head of Global Inclusion Valeisha Butterfield Jones, and recording artist and actress Estelle among others. 

Additional programming includes LIVING BY DESIGN WITH JAKE AND JAZZ, a home redesign show with a culinary twist featuring sibling duo Jake and Jazz Smollett; and the unscripted cooking series NEW SOUL KITCHEN with Chef Jernard Wells. Each week, Chef Jernard welcomes culinary guests including Essie Bartels, Chef Resha, Bren Herrera and Ahki Taylor. Each chef - specializing in Vegan, Soul, Ghanaian and Latin fare - will introduce viewers to their unique cuisine.

The network offers several acquired digital series including ALL THINGS ADRIENNE WITH ADRIENNE HOUGHTON, with The Real co-host sharing tips and tricks for mixing high-end and inexpensive pieces in all things beauty, fashion, home décor and entertaining.

"We are excited about our expanded distribution partnership with Cox," said TV One and CLEO TV General Manager Michelle Rice. "Cox has always been committed to providing diverse content to its subscribers and we're proud that CLEO TV will be included in their content offerings. "
 
For more information about CLEO TV and its upcoming programming, visit the network's companion website at www.mycleo.tv. CLEO TV viewers can subscribe to our Youtube Channel for exclusive content and more. Join the conversation by connecting via social media on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook (@mycleotv) using the hashtag #CLEOTV.
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