MultiChoice Once Again in Hot Water with Nigeria’s Government
Nigeria’s Broadcasting Commission (NBC) has dealt a series of fines to MultiChoice (JO:MCGJ) Nigeria, and other media companies in the West African country, amounting to $12,000...
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MultiChoice Once Again in Hot Water with Nigeria’s Government
Nigeria’s Broadcasting Commission (NBC) has dealt a series of fines to MultiChoice Nigeria, and other media companies in the West African country, amounting to $12,000 (N5-million) for...
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MultiChoice fined R200 000 by Nigerian regulator
Nigeria's broadcast regulator has fined MultiChoice and others ₦5-million each for airing a BBC report it said "glorified the activities of bandits".
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DStv slapped with R200,000 fine for airing bandit documentary
Nigeria's broadcasting regulator has fined DStv and several other broadcasters for airing a BBC documentary about the ultra-violent bandit groups operating in the country's northwestern...
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Competition Court orders DStv to bring back four dropped E-tv channels
The Competition Court has granted eMedia an order forcing MultiChoice to reinstate four of its channels on DStv.
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SABC takes down TV Licence online payments after major security flaw discovered
TV licence holders will have to go to physical pay points to pay the fees while the payment portal is offline.
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MultiChoice CEO Calvo Mawela’s R43-million payday
MultiChoice has released its annual integrated report, revealing how much the satellite pay-TV broadcaster’s executives are paid.
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Major SABC TV Licence security flaw — profiles can be changed and addresses exposed
The SABC TV licence web portal has a major security vulnerability which allows attackers to not only see people’s private information, but also change some of their details.
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DStv unfazed by existential streaming threat
MultiChoice said it is well-positioned to lead the way with its Africa-first streaming product.
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Big jump in South Africans signing up for Netflix and other streaming services – but its a slow goodbye to DStv
Data from FNB shows that consumer spend on audio and video streaming services such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, Spotify and YouTube has increased by roughly 70% from the period before Covid-19...
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MultiChoice invests in training initiative to boost African TV production
Second from left to right: Christopher Puta - MultiChoice Talent Factory Academy Director Southern Africa, Emma Gichonge - MultiChoice Malawi Acting MD, Mr. Hetherwick Njati - Pricipal...
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MultiChoice launches initiative to support young music creatives
Source: [[www.unsplash.com]]MultiChoice South Africa has announced the development of Sound Factory - an initiative that aims to identify, empower and support young music creatives by...
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DStv Premium versus uncapped fibre and Netflix
MyBroadband compared the price of DStv's Premium package to that of Netflix with uncapped fibre.
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#OrchidsandOnions: Virseker goois lekker
Insurance: Afrikaans ad is bright, clever and razor-sharp; Haval reminds us of simpler times when vehicles were makers of dreamsRead more... | Send to a...
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DStv’s channel changes in 2022 — with more to come
DStv Premium subscribers are now paying R5.59 per channel compared to R5.25 at the start of the year.
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DStv’s SuperSport hauled to the Competition Commission
The SABC has lodged a complaint against SuperSport for anti-competitive behaviour.
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France’s Canal+ takes MultiChoice stake to 20%
France's Groupe Canal+ has again increased its stake in MultiChoice Group, taking its position in the South African broadcaster to 20.1%.
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French media giant increases stake in DStv-owner MultiChoice
Canal+ has further increased its stake in MultiChoice.
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Goodbye TV Licence — South Africans say no to paying for SABC
Most South African TV licence holders don't pay the fees, and the SABC wants to implement a public media levy to combat non-compliance.
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Why DStv was allowed to drop four E-tv channels
The Competition Tribunal has released its reasons for dismissing eMedia's application to force MultiChoice to keep four of its channels on DStv.
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DStv’s big price hike problem
DStv Premium costs the same as several of the most popular video streaming services in South Africa combined. But despite competition against these services heating up, MultiChoice has...
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DStv streaming app issues fixed — and new features subscribers can expect
MultiChoice told MyBroadband that the issues with the DStv streaming app have now been fixed.
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MultiChoice cleared of state capture allegations in shady R553-million DStv-SABC deal
Chief Justice Raymond Zondo has absolved MultiChoice of wrongdoing in a questionable deal it got the SABC to sign in 2013.
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DStv subscribers becoming less valuable
South Africa’s foremost TV expert believes that MultiChoice’s subscribers are becoming less valuable. This is what the data shows.
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Canal+ increases stake in MultiChoice to 18.44%
Canal+, the pay-TV unit of French media holding company Vivendi, has increased its stake in MultiChoice to 18.44%.
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[TOP STORY] Motus, Sasol and MultiChoice BEE shares suggest strong dividends
‘In all these cases their fair values are well above where the shares are currently trading’: Craig Gradidge – Gradidge Mahura Investments.
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How DStv competes against Netflix and Disney+
MultiChoice CEO Calvo Mawela believes that the company's local content investment will help it remain competitive with international streaming services.
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