Dutch telco KPN has begun offering its IPTV customers two set-top boxes as standard, allowing them to access the service on a second TV.
The move follows research commissioned by the telco that showed that Dutch households had on average two TVs. The standard offering now includes two receivers for 15 a month, while subscribers that only require a single unit will pay Â11.
KPN is also now including a pause live TV feature in its basic package.
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