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UK anime marathons on RockWorld TV over Christmas Fri, 21 Dec 2007

Making this arguably the biggest ever Christmas period for anime on UK TV, RockWorld TV has joined Anime Central, Film4 and Channel 4 in broadcasting notable amounts of Japanese animation over the latter half of December. Specifically, they have chosen Boxing Day (26th December) to air marathons of DNAngel and Divergence Eve, beginning at 10am and (in between other RockWorld shows) finishing at 11:30pm.

Thanks to T Born for informing us of this news.

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