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BFC is expected to cease as a 24-hour channel, effectively ending its run as a linear cable channel as of April 30.
Co-owned by super-lawyer Willie Gary, former baseball star Cecil Fielder, entertainer Marlon Jackson, cable veteran Alvin James and former heavyweight boxing champ Evander Holyfield, the Atlanta-based cable company offered family-friendly programming, overseen by actor/producer Robert Townsend.
Despite its star power and unique positioning -- along with Black audience favorites BET and TV One -- BFC was unable to secure significant cable and satellite distribution to continue to fund the network. Check out the promo:
NOW, IT'S ALL ABOUT THE DIGITAL REVOLUTION FAMILY