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ESSINGTON, Pa. - PennZone -- TVS Sports Bureau.Com has added 100 additional Quibi style short form sports shows to it's 24/7 ad supported post cable network. Additional titles from the Zoomed In series, plus more sports based music videos from the TVS TeleSports series now highlight the channel. All TVS Sports Bureau programming is short form feature news based intrviews or showcase segments, as well as music videos.

All six TVS Sports channels on the service also appear on the WatchYour.TV platform, powered by Tulix. They are TVS Sports Network, TVS Turbo Network, TVS Tavern TV Network, TVS Woman Sport Network, TVS Classic Sports Network, and TVS Boxing Network. Via apps from Amazon, Google, Apple, Web TV, and ROKU, TVS programming is available on all IPTV and Mobile devices as well as on Smart TVs in 85% of TV homes in the USA.

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All TVS programming is ad supported and free to view. TVS AdSales.Com, headed by Jerry Wolff, handles all TVS sponsorships, native advertising, paid programming, product placement, promotion, and marketing opportunities. TV AdSales.Com is located in New York, Miami, Atlanta, and Los Angeles.

TVS Television Network was founded  in 1960 and has produced and distributed thousands of TV shows on broadcast, cable, OTT, Mobile, IPTV, and home video platfoms. TVS Sports Bureau began in 1990 and has run on the Mizlou Network and several regional sports cable networks as well as on TVS.