DStv’s new owner goes from hero to zero
MultiChoice’s new owner has seen its share price plummet since publishing its first full-year results since acquiring South Africa’s embattled pay-TV operator.
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MultiChoice’s new owner has seen its share price plummet since publishing its first full-year results since acquiring South Africa’s embattled pay-TV operator.
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DStv’s SuperSport has been stripped of its acquisition power.
MultiChoice owner Canal+ is reportedly not approving production contracts for local content on DStv’s kykNET and Mzansi Magic channels.
South African residents can subscribe to DStv EasyView and pay R15 per month, or DStv Stream Access and pay R50 per month.
DStv has responded to questions about whether SuperSport will show the Winter Olympic Games this year.
Canal+’s acquisition of MultiChoice raised concerns that the company’s annual price increases for DStv may be scheduled for earlier in the year.
A veteran television analyst has explained whether Canal+’s takeover of MultiChoice can help save DStv.
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