Broadcasting | DStv | Groupe Canal+ | M-Net | MultiChoice | Supersport
DStv at 30 — From caravan to R55-billion buyout
DStv was launched in South Africa 30 years ago and has grown into a continental video entertainment powerhouse.
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Canal+ | DStv | Media | MultiChoice
Big changes for DStv
While DStv subscribers are generally unaffected by the Canal+ buyout of Multichoice, they should get ready for a content shakeup.
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Good news for people with DStv in South Africa
Canal+ Africa CEO David Mignot says customers can expect the company to combine its extensive content catalogue with MultiChoice’s.
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Good news about DStv in South Africa
Canal+ CEO and new MultiChoice chairman Maxime Saada said DStv subscribers can expect the best content on the planet and the best service levels following the company’s acquisition of MultiChoice.
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End of MultiChoice as you know it
The CEO of Canal+ Africa responded to questions about their plans for MultiChoice’s key brands, DStv, SuperSport, and Showmax.
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MultiChoice pushes customer satisfaction, sports, and Internet services
MultiChoice’s latest annual report reveals that it is actively pursuing five opportunities, including enhancing its DStv Internet fixed-wireless LTE offering.
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MultiChoice CEO says change is coming
MultiChoice Group CEO Calvo Mawela says the company was taking a hard look at what needs to change to ensure it finds sustainable solutions to global video entertainment market shifts.
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Broadcasting | DStv | Leon Schuster | MultiChoice | Netflix | Showmax
Good news about Leon Schuster movies removed from DStv and Showmax
MultiChoice has allowed Leon Schuster’s older films to return to DStv and Showmax after removing them from its platforms five years ago for alleged racial insensitivity.
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Broadcasting | DStv | Irdeto | MultiChoice
MultiChoice has a big risk
Piracy remains a major risk for DStv operator MultiChoice, and it is working hard to combat it.
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MultiChoice BEE shareholders approve R55-billion deal
MultiChoice has announced that the shareholders of its Phuthuma Nathi black economic empowerment investment vehicle have approved the reorganisation proposed as part of the Canal+ acquisition.