Over 2,000 of the world’s best titles in history, science, space, crime and more
PRNewswire/ — MagellanTV, a new global streaming video service, is bringing high-quality documentaries to viewers attracted to the great stories of History, Science, and Civilization.
Dubbed “Television Worth WatchingTM,” MagellanTV offers one of the deepest collections of factual content available, with an expertly curated selection of movies and series in the genres of History, Biography, Science & Tech, Space, Nature, War, Crime & Mystery and Culture. Special features include numerous historical dramas, and a growing slate of 4k and original programming.
MagellanTV has recently launched across a suite of platforms, including iOS and Android, Fire TV, Roku, Comcast and the website MagellanTV. Additional platforms are being added throughout 2019.
The launch of MagellanTV reflects a growing popular hunger for well-produced, Ad-Free programming that provides authentic information about globally important topics. According to Thomas Lucas, MagellanTV co-founder, “Our new service exemplifies the great traditions of documentary filmmaking: the quest to capture unique imagery, venture into the unknown, and tell compelling stories based on the insights of historians, scientists, and explorers.”
Greg Diefenbach, MagellanTV co-founder added, “Many people want to explore deep questions about history, nature and the universe. Cutting-edge video technology can make that all easy to find, and easy to share. And that’s what MagellanTV is all about.”
About MagellanTV
MagellanTV was launched by Alliant Content LLC, an early leader in the digital distribution of premium documentary programming. MagellanTV is available worldwide, across a fast-growing slate of digital platforms. Subscribers can get started by signing up for a free trial at, MagellanTV – Sign Up with a choice of monthly, quarterly, or annual payment plans that start as low as $4.99/ month. New programs are added every week, each selected and curated by the MagellanTV team of award-winning documentary filmmakers.
