New Media

Code.TV Changes Name, Relaunches

By Dylan on October 31, 2006 11:19 AM

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Code.TV, the broadband site co-founded in June by a pair of ex-MTV executives, has changed its name to LX.TV (“Lifestyle Television”) and will include what it is touting as the “first ever broadband talk show” hosted by MTV News correspondent SuChin Pak.

The “relaunch as LX.TV Lifestyle Television reflects LX Network’s ability to reach affluent Americans with quality programming fitting their lifestyles,” said LX.TV CEO Joseph Varet.

The New York nightlife content is pretty extensive — seemingly brushing up against Time Out New York‘s broadband offerrings — but just one Pak interview, with Project Runway‘s Tim Gunn, is currently available.

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