The Amp subsidiary of Johnson &
The Amp was a satellite television channel, showing music videos, owned by British Sky Broadcasting, and operated on their behalf by Chart Show Channels. It was operated as part of a trio, with Scuzz and Flaunt as its sister stations.
The Amp was a channel that aired more ‘Alternative’ or ‘Non Mainstream’ music videos and programming from today and days gone by. Mainly old British ‘indie’ bands. It was an interactive channel in the early days but this was later dropped with the takeover and it was populated with specialist TV shows talking about the careers of famous ‘Alternative’ Rock bands. Whilst playing music videos back to back during the day.
It was dropped and replaced by a classic pop channel Bliss in March 2006 because although the channel had a loyal fan base, it simply failed to reach out to a wide enough audience and wasn’t cost effective. Scuzz and Flaunt are still running.
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