Sky adds sign language VoD content
November 25, 2019
By Nik Roseveare
Sky has partnered with Deaf production charity, the British Sign Language Broadcasting Trust, to produce their first on-demand collection with a broadcaster.
Available immediately, with almost 100 episodes at launch, millions of people can now watch Sky content in British Sign Language from the BSL Zone on Sky Q and Sky+.
The content, ranging across comedy, drama, factual and more is all in British Sign Language and will be available at no extra cost in the Sky Entertainment package. The BSL Zone collection will be available on Sky + and Sky Q boxes, it is not currently available on Sky Go or NOW TV.
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