Tag: Multichoice

MultiChoice has announced that its streaming platforms, DStv Stream and Showmax, are prepared to introduce 4K content as soon as there is enough customer demand. This plan hinges on having ...

Naspers and Prosus honour Cobus Stofberg's retirement, recognising his significant contributions and leadership in transforming the companies over the decades. Naspers and Prosus have officially announced Cobus Stofberg's retirement as ...

African mixed martial arts (MMA) enthusiasts are set to enjoy increased access to exciting MMA content thanks to a groundbreaking partnership between prominent sports network SuperSport and the rapidly emerging ...

DStv is facing a significant challenge from an old adversary — piracy. This time, however, the landscape has shifted. A decade ago, the threat primarily came from BitTorrent and Usenet ...

Five months after launching a groundbreaking initiative that integrated South Africa's most provocative podcast creators into mainstream television, DStv is now grappling with significant challenges. At least two shows have ...

MultiChoice has announced its plans to restructure its operations in South Africa to facilitate its sale to the French media giant, Groupe Canal+. The Competition Tribunal has recently approved this ...

Paramount+, the US-based video streaming subscription service, has announced that it will not launch its standalone app in South Africa. The company confirmed that its content will remain available exclusively ...

Communications Minister Solly Malatsi has proposed establishing an interministerial committee or a similar platform to address the protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights on the Internet. In his Draft ...

MultiChoice's CEO, Byron du Plessis, has announced plans for substantial changes aimed at boosting the company's subscriber numbers, stating they are "prepared to reverse past decisions that have not worked." ...

The Competition Tribunal has officially approved the acquisition of MultiChoice, a leading pay-TV operator in South Africa, by the French media giant Groupe Canal+. In a joint statement released to ...