eMedia is adding a new channel to its Openview platform as it continues to expand its free-to-air entertainment offering in South Africa. From Tuesday, 1 September 2026, viewers will find ...
eMedia Group recently announced that it has maintained its status as the largest prime-time broadcaster in South Africa for the year ending 31 March 2026. The broadcaster reported a 32.2% ...
DStv has made a subtle yet significant addition to its channel lineup by introducing SportyTV, a dedicated sports channel available on its Access, Family, Compact, and Compact Plus packages, via ...
SportyTV, a sports broadcasting service, has officially secured the rights to stream all 104 matches of the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026 in South Africa via pay-TV. This announcement follows ...
The High Court in South Africa has issued an order to halt the switch-off of analogue television broadcasting. This decision comes in response to concerns about the impact on viewers ...
According to industry reports, Openview, as DStv's primary rival in South Africa, has made remarkable strides in recent years, witnessing an increase of over 3 million viewers within nine years. ...
eMedia's free streaming service, eVOD, has experienced a significant surge in registrations, attracting nearly 300,000 new sign-ups since June 2023, according to the broadcaster's 2024 annual report. With total registrations ...
South Africa's eMedia has recently announced that the Power-Up! Channel (channel 114) on the Openview platform will be discontinued as of Monday, 8 July 2024. The Power-Up! Channel was initially ...
In South Africa, the Competition Tribunal has given eMedia an interdict that forces MultiChoice to allow the SABC to broadcast live sports sub-licensed from SuperSport on Openview. Openview is a ...
MultiChoice, the owner of DStv, has criticized eMedia's application to the Competition Tribunal, calling it opportunistic. eMedia, which operates Openview, has accused MultiChoice of including anti-competitive restrictions in its sub-licensing ...