The Blues TV Channel Is Live

  LAKE CHARLES, LA - 10/07/2017 (PRESS RELEASE JET)

Thanks to Mr. Harry Gray of Babyboy Records the Blues Television Network is available with a 24/7 live video streaming from legendary blues artist from around the world.  The blues Channel also features new blues artist and southern soul artist as well. With more devices than people on planet earth and now with the connected cars like the new 2018 Honda Odyssey Elite and AT&T you can stream live cable television with Direct TV Now or Dish Network's Sling TV and or Sony PlayStation Vue. Since most people are unaware of these new streaming services maybe The Blues TV Channel may become the answer to getting us all into the 21st century of technology. The Internet Of Things which it is called (IOT) is where things communicate with other things to make our lives less complexed and convenient from no matter where in the world you may be located as long as you have connectivity to a network. 

One Hundred Dollar Media LLC is the creator of The Black History TV Channel (Jay & Yolanda Sumlin), The Blues TV Channel (Harry Gray), Apache 1 TV Channel (Chris Johnson), Oliver Broadcasting Network (Elijah Oliver) and The Truckers TV Channel (Gregory Francis) are all channel partners on the SBNTV-1 platform. If you love the blues the Blues TV Channel is for you and if you like history The Black History TV Channel and Apache 1 TV is for you. The Oliver Broadcasting Network is Military and The Truckers Channel is about Zydeco and Country Western Music Videos.  You can now watch television rather it be live cable television or connect to your favorite social media website you can do this while traveling on the road in your connected automobile.  

"TV everywhere is the key to all of this says Jay Sumlin", CEO of One Hundred Dollar Media. Direct TV Now Offers a free 7-day trial to try before you buy as well as Sling and PlayStation Vue. The Blues TV Channel and the other channels on the SBNTV-1 platform are free thanks to advertisers.  This may seem to a little ironic that the blues may bring us into the understanding this new era of technology and we may all be thankful to Mr. Harry Gray and The Blues TV Channel.