France Télécom/Orange plans to add commercial broadcaster TF1s catch-up TV service MyTF1 to its Livebox offer within the next few weeks, according to reports.
Financial daily Les Echos has reported that the pair are set to announce a deal imminently following several months of negotiations. In addition to catch-up services, MyTF1 offers certain new shows on video-on-demand, with further interactive applications in the works. Up to now, the service was only available to the 300,000 households equipped with a Bbox from Bouygues Telecom, with about 100,000 regularly using it.
On-demand Africa. https://t.co/p4AJ02FxFB https://t.co/uIzPZl4U1c
14 November 2018 @ 22:00:00 UTC
ICYMI: @free holds back on box as #subscriber losses continue. https://t.co/X2O7QT9PzJ https://t.co/20yio3x8OT
14 November 2018 @ 21:00:03 UTC
ICYMI: #PremierLeague hires @Discovery's Susanna Dinnage as CEO. https://t.co/H5LVyyZpRH https://t.co/BjuWSUhwtO
14 November 2018 @ 20:00:01 UTC
ICYMI: Vodafone: no #UK #TV offering until broadband is 'successful'. https://t.co/0scgfdpvlW https://t.co/OOZv2GUSF0
14 November 2018 @ 19:00:01 UTC
.@netflix now available on LG U+ set-top boxes in South Korea. #SVOD https://t.co/MvgTM2wL3n https://t.co/RZ95oDUXnV
14 November 2018 @ 18:30:00 UTC
