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Hello guys, MultiChoice Group is set to launch its standalone “dishless" streaming service by the end of its financial year in March 2020, according to the company’s Connected Video CEO Niclas Ekdahl.
Ekdahl on Thursday, in an event, said the company has made significant progress in developing the dishless offering — which will use subscribers’ broadband connections rather than satellite for delivery — and will soon open it to external testers.
The services is currently undergoing internally testing which the company had earlier stated that it will launch commercially by the end of 2019.
Though MultiChoice has offered the DStv Now streaming service for several years, access to it remains tied to a DTH subscription. Well, that is not happening now, we will have to wait till March 2020.
The launch of the streaming-only offering will be a significant shift for a company that launched as a satellite direct-to-home (DTH) pay-television operator 24 years ago.
Though it has offered the DStv Now streaming service for several years, access to it remains tied to a DTH subscription.
The services is currently undergoing internally testing which the company had earlier stated that it will launch commercially by the end of 2019.
Though MultiChoice has offered the DStv Now streaming service for several years, access to it remains tied to a DTH subscription. Well, that is not happening now, we will have to wait till March 2020.
The launch of the streaming-only offering will be a significant shift for a company that launched as a satellite direct-to-home (DTH) pay-television operator 24 years ago.
Though it has offered the DStv Now streaming service for several years, access to it remains tied to a DTH subscription.
Hello guys, MultiChoice Group is set to launch its standalone “dishless" streaming service by the end of its financial year in March 2020, according to the company’s Connected Video CEO Niclas Ekdahl.
Ekdahl on Thursday, in an event, said the company has made significant progress in developing the dishless offering — which will use subscribers’ broadband connections rather than satellite for delivery — and will soon open it to external testers.
The services is currently undergoing internally testing which the company had earlier stated that it will launch commercially by the end of 2019.
Though MultiChoice has offered the DStv Now streaming service for several years, access to it remains tied to a DTH subscription. Well, that is not happening now, we will have to wait till March 2020.
The launch of the streaming-only offering will be a significant shift for a company that launched as a satellite direct-to-home (DTH) pay-television operator 24 years ago.
Though it has offered the DStv Now streaming service for several years, access to it remains tied to a DTH subscription.
The services is currently undergoing internally testing which the company had earlier stated that it will launch commercially by the end of 2019.
Though MultiChoice has offered the DStv Now streaming service for several years, access to it remains tied to a DTH subscription. Well, that is not happening now, we will have to wait till March 2020.
The launch of the streaming-only offering will be a significant shift for a company that launched as a satellite direct-to-home (DTH) pay-television operator 24 years ago.
Though it has offered the DStv Now streaming service for several years, access to it remains tied to a DTH subscription.
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