Moldovan telco Moldtelecom has added a raft of new channels to its IPTV service as it seeks to boost the appeal of its offering to subscribers.
The telco has added Modern Times Group-owned Viasat History to its line-up, replacing Da Vinci Learning. Other international additions to its programming offering include German international news channel Deutsche Welle in English.
Moldtelecom has also added local news, magazine, culture and sports channel Independent TV Moldova to its offering, along with international current affairs channel Current Time.
Other additions to Moldtelecom’s offering will include Armenian national channel Armenia 1 TV, and Kazahk international channel Kazakh TV, which broadcasts in Kazakh, Russian and English.
Moldtelecom offers a mix of about 150 channels on its platform, including 22 HD services.
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