Talk:El Rey Network

Does the name not come from the town of El Rey in From Dusk Til Dawn?
Which in turn was inspired by Jim Thompson's mythical refuge in The Getaway?--Jrm2007 (talk) 03:57, 9 September 2015 (UTC)

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Cablefax
The quotes from the Univision press release describing the "next phase" was taken out of context by Cablefax. The quotes were referring Univision's changeover and move away from English-language media.

Rodriguez: “We want to thank Univision for the incredible partnership over the last seven years, and we are fully supportive of – and excited for – the company’s next phase under their new ownership group.”

FactoryMade CEO John Fogelman: “From the start of our partnership, Univision believed in the strength of El Rey’s strategy and our potential, and today’s development is a true testament to all we’ve accomplished together. We thank the whole Univision team for their support of our network. They have been a tremendous partner, and I look forward to seeing all the company achieves in its next chapter under the ownership of such well-respected industry experts.”Thecleanerand (talk) 14:55, 29 August 2021 (UTC)