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| The Dr Oz Show broadens Asia-Pac reach |
| Posted: January 2011 | ||||||
 HONG KONG – Sony Pictures Television’s (SPT) entertaining, high-energy, multi-topic magazine talk show, The Dr Oz Show,
continues to gain worldwide momentum with sales of the popular daytime talk show in seven countries in the Asia-Pacific region, said Angel Orengo, senior vice-president of distribution at SPT.Following the recent success of the locally adapted version of The Dr Oz Show on Zhejiang Satellite TV in China, the programme will make its FTV debut on Seven Network in Australia early this year and is currently airing on Australian subscription-TV network Foxtel’s W Channel. The show has also been licensed to New Zealand’s free-to-air broadcaster TV3, Korean pay-TV channel Elle at TV, and Brunei’s free-to-air broadcaster RTB2. In addition, the programme will debut on three South-east Asian free-to-air broadcasters: Malaysia’s Hijrah TV in December 2010; Indonesia’s B Channel this month; and Thailand’s TPBS in 2011. “The increased demand for The Dr Oz Show reaffirms our belief that there is a growing potential and appeal throughout the Asia-Pacific for US talk shows with universal themes such as health and wellness,” said Orengo. “Dr Oz’s enthusiasm for imparting medical wisdom in ways both fun and informative continues to play a key role in breaking through all language and cultural barriers.” Named by Forbes as the third-most influential celebrity this year, the iconic and daytime Emmy Award-winning host Dr Oz delights and engages audiences by providing cutting-edge information in an upbeat and entertaining way. The show covers a diverse range of topics from weight loss to staying young and stress management, attracting millions of eyeballs around the world each week. Add this page to your favorite Social Bookmarking websites       
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