Kino Polska Group, one of Poland's leading media groups and a part of SPI International, will unveil the secrets of the world with a new version of DocuBox. It is available to Polish viewers through operators such as Play, Vectra, INEA, and TOYA. Starting in January, the channel will join the Polsat Media advertising portfolio alongside other Kino Polska Group stations.
DocuBox presents inspiring stories and fascinating programs every day, sparking curiosity among both young viewers and adult enthusiasts of world exploration. Starting today, the channel responds even better to the needs of its local audience. DocuBox now offers not only a brand-new schedule with a carefully curated selection of programs but also the ability to watch all titles from its library with Polish voice-over. Thanks to these changes, fans of science, nature, history, and technology can dive even deeper into a world full of endless curiosities.
Erwan Luherne, Managing Director at SPI International described what kind of content users will find: “DocuBox makes science and knowledge exciting and accessible. That’s what makes it unique, and we believe that this channel fits perfectly into the Polish TV landscape. The channel being tailored now specifically for the Polish audience is another strategic step in developing our comprehensive television portfolio. This spring, DocuBox will prepare many exceptional surprises for viewers," explained.
The new program slots and channel schedule have been designed to meet the needs of viewers of all ages – youth, adults, and entire families – at any time of day. On weekdays, mornings begin with nature and history slots (“Travel Thru History”, “Nature’s Force”), while young explorers can enjoy educational titles (“Meet My Wild Friend”, “Sarah Shark”). Afternoons feature lifestyle programming (“Show Me Where You Live”, “Angelo’s Outdoor Kitchen”), perfect for those seeking everyday inspiration. In the evenings, viewers can relax with a unique journey: science programs full of mysteries on Mondays and Fridays (“Wow! I Never Knew That!”), fascinating documentaries on Tuesdays, historical deep dives on Wednesdays (“What in the World?”), and the wild world of nature on Thursdays (“Creative Killers”). The week culminates with thrilling family weekends (“Wild Australia with Ray Mears”).