Iskon ramps up IPTV offer
06.59 Europe/London, October 4, 2011 By Chris Dziadul
The Croatian IPTV service Iskon.TV has added 34 new channels to its offer, all but two are which are contained in a new package named Iskon.TV Plus.
Among the channels in the package are sports-based ESPN America and Motors TV; the movie channels Sci-Fi Universal, MGM, Cinestar Action & Thriller and Klasic TV; documentary Travel Channel, Discovery World, Discovery ID and Da Vinci Learning; and kids Nickelodeon, OK Bambino, Junior Disney and Disney XS.
Also included are three adult and four regional channels.
Aside from the 32 channels, Iskon.TV has added Eurosport 2 and Jabuka TV to its Iskon.TV Start package.
Eurosport 1 is meanwhile being made available through the Iskon.TV Player, which can be viewed on PCs and mobile devices.
The new package will up to next month be offered free of charge, after which it will cost HRK44.91 (€5.97) with a 12-month contract or HRK54.91 without one. Iskon.TV is operated by Iskon, which is backed by the incumbent telco T-HT.
06.59 Europe/London, October 4, 2011 By Chris Dziadul
The Croatian IPTV service Iskon.TV has added 34 new channels to its offer, all but two are which are contained in a new package named Iskon.TV Plus.
Among the channels in the package are sports-based ESPN America and Motors TV; the movie channels Sci-Fi Universal, MGM, Cinestar Action & Thriller and Klasic TV; documentary Travel Channel, Discovery World, Discovery ID and Da Vinci Learning; and kids Nickelodeon, OK Bambino, Junior Disney and Disney XS.
Also included are three adult and four regional channels.
Aside from the 32 channels, Iskon.TV has added Eurosport 2 and Jabuka TV to its Iskon.TV Start package.
Eurosport 1 is meanwhile being made available through the Iskon.TV Player, which can be viewed on PCs and mobile devices.
The new package will up to next month be offered free of charge, after which it will cost HRK44.91 (€5.97) with a 12-month contract or HRK54.91 without one. Iskon.TV is operated by Iskon, which is backed by the incumbent telco T-HT.