Tag: Pay-TV

MultiChoice Nigeria has officially appointed Kemi Omotosho as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective January 2026, following the retirement of John Ugbe. In a statement released on Monday, the company ...

In a significant move against pay-TV piracy, the Ghanaian government has redefined its strategy, transitioning from a mere copyright issue to one of national economic security. Following a statement from ...

DStv's parent company, MultiChoice, has experienced a worrying 2.8 million subscriber decline over the past two years, leading to marked decreases in both revenue and trading profit. After reaching a ...

Canal+ and Warner Bros Discovery (WBD) have entered into a comprehensive multi-year, multi-territory agreement to enhance content distribution. This agreement not only includes the distribution of HBO Max but also ...

According to the International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Semiannual Telecom Services Tracker, global expenditures on telecommunications and pay-TV services are expected to reach US$1,532 billion by 2025, reflecting a year-on-year ...

MultiChoice's SuperSport, launched 30 years ago, has established itself as a leading sports broadcasting network, famously covering key moments such as the Springboks' World Cup victories in 2007, 2019, and ...

The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) has published its Quarterly Statistics Bulletin for the second quarter of 2025, highlighting notable changes in telecommunications, cybersecurity, broadcasting, and postal services. The ...

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 ...

Pay-TV giant MultiChoice has begun trialling a weekly subscription option for its DStv service in Uganda, which could reshape how its content is accessed across the continent. If the pilot ...

Netflix has announced another price hike in Nigeria for 2025, marking its third increase since 2024. The new subscription fees are as follows: Premium at US$5.38 per month (up 21.4% ...