Jun 19, 2003 • 1 min read

Channel Five and Sky flaunt it

Channel Five and Sky are launching 'Flaunt', a pop chart show based solely on text message voting, starting 30 June, replacing the axed Pepsi Chart Show.

Channel Five has teamed up with Sky to launch a new pop chart show based solely on text message voting. The show, which will replace Five’s former chart vehicle the Pepsi Chart Show (axed last year because of falling audiences) will launch on 30 Jun at 7.30pm.

Sky will make the show which will be called ‘Flaunt’, sharing it’s name with Sky’s new pop music TV channel.

The show promises to have features on popstar lifestyles, as well as two weekly features, ‘We Love and Juicy’ and ‘New’, highlighting up and coming music acts.

Flaunt the TV channel was launched in April, with two other Sky-backed music channels, The Amp and Scuzz, and signals Sky's attempt to compete with the UK's two main existing music programming operators, MTV and Emap.

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