The fact that Corus operates CN (and Boomerang), Disney (+ Disney XD and Disney Junior), Nickelodeon (+ Nick Jr.) and their own YTV and Treehouse is kinda absurd, when you think about it.
UPDATE: Rogers will carry the rights of WBD's lifestyle and factual brands
Marketing Media Money isn’t an entertainment program, it’s a business magazine program.
So, In Addition To Carrying Entertainment Stuff, CNBC-e Also Airs Business Magazine Programmes As Well.
Well... I stand corrected.
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Is there a tv channel anywhere outside the USA that airs Season 32/33 onwards of the Simpsons? As Disney+/Star rolled out globally, many channels stopped getting new episodes of Family Guy and The Simpsons from what it seems
AFAIK these are still going with the newer episodes on FTA channels such Italia 1 in Italy and even paying ones such as Sky Showcase in the UK
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I do think they'll rebrand eventually they'll probably try to get trademarked on more programs first and also this happened so within a presentation they were viewed as one of the outlooks for 2025. I do think they'll be changes within DStv as Canal+ has assets within Africa that offer original content. There's even speculation of a tax write off.Canal+ has no plans to change MultiChoice's brands post takeover
According to a report, Canal+, the French media company in the process of acquiring MultiChoice, will not replace MultiChoice's brands after the acquisition due to their high brand value.
Maxime Sa3ada, CEO of Canal+, said the following:
Saada also highlighted key differences between Canal+ and MultiChoice, emphasizing Canal+'s focus on content distribution over MultiChoice's focus on diversification. While Canal+ profits by concentrating on its core business, MultiChoice has ventured into various sectors such as home security, fintech, insurance, and betting.
- According to a report, Maxime Saada, chair and CEO of Canal+, the French media company acquiring MultiChoice, has outlined post-takeover plans.
- Saada discussed the future of MultiChoice brands such as DStv and Showmax, stating that they will not be replaced by Canal+ due to their high brand value. He emphasized that these brands are valuable assets that should be preserved unless absolutely necessary.
Canal+ also provides the same content across all platforms, as opposed to MultiChoice, which offers different streaming brands such as Showmax. Despite these differences, Saada acknowledged that MultiChoice's strategy might be correct, though he is unsure.
So, for the time being, the title, “A Canal+ Company” will be shown under the MultiChoice brands, similarly to SPI International.
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What I mention was for the current period, according to Maxime Sa3ada, and won't rebrand the services yet, during the transitional period, until we reach to the fate of HD Austria, where Canal+ replaced the brand. That's why I said for the time being.I do think they'll rebrand eventually they'll probably try to get trademarked on more programs first and also this happened so within a presentation they were viewed as one of the outlooks for 2025. I do think they'll be changes within DStv as Canal+ has assets within Africa that offer original content. There's even speculation of a tax write off.
MultiChoice subscribers slump 9% as it's battered by currency volatility, consumer pressure | Business
DStv and Showmax owner MultiChoice reported on Wednesday that it suffered a 9% fall in active subscribers to 15.7 million its year to end-March, with consumers under severe strain, including in Nigeria.
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I've had a ball talking about it on digitalhome
BBC UKTV lives on in Australia and Africa
