Sky reveals fate of four popular TV channels following spate of closures SKY has revealed the future of four popular TV channels following a spate of big closures in the last 12 months.
"Hearst Networks’ market-leading history and true-crime shows perfectly complement our unrivalled entertainment portfolio, which includes Sky Originals like Day of the Jackal, the best of the US on Sky Atlantic, Netflix, Discovery+, and much more.".
Sky History, Sky History 2, Blaze and Crime+Investigation will remain on all existing platforms.
But in a positive development for traditional linear TV, Sky has revealed that four of its own channels will continue after signing a new agreement with a key broadcasting partner.
Sky History, previously known as the History Channel, has been available in the UK since 1995 and Ireland since 1999.
