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"Freesat has today exclusively launched the Men &amp;amp; Movies channel on its free-to-air satellite platform, offering films and entertainment aimed at men.  The channel, which is handled by Dolphin Broadcast Services, will air an &amp;quot;exciting array&amp;quot; of films, sport and documentaries across a range of genres. Available now at channel 143 on Freesat&amp;#039;s programming guide, Men &amp;amp; Movies is designed to be a &amp;quot;thrilling destination for men who want more choice in their TV entertainment without having to pay a monthly subscription&amp;quot;. The channel will be automatically added to the Freesat EPG today without users having to manually retune their receiver equipment. Mark Briggs, Freesat&amp;#039;s head of channels, said: &amp;quot;Whether you&amp;#039;re into war history, visiting Sci-fi fantasy worlds, or classics from the wrestling ring, Freesat now gives you exclusive access to a channel packed with content to indulge your die-hard TV passions.  &amp;quot;Men &amp;amp; Movies further strengthens our entertainment genre on offer as we continue to bring greater subscription-free choice to audiences right across the UK.&amp;quot; Dolphin Television managing director David Goffin added: &amp;quot;We are delighted to launch this as a first to the Freesat audiences.  &amp;quot;We know our film channels are already very popular and we hope this eclectic mix of male-biased entertainment will further enhance their viewing.&amp;quot; Last week, timeshift channels for Movies4Men and Movies4Men2 launched on Freesat at positions 305 and 307 respectively on the EPG. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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