Thread: VOD New content for Virgin Media
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Old 09-07-2018, 14:27   #204
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Re: New content for Virgin Media
As SVOD begins to transform the way people watch TV, it is important that different genres are covered by the various streaming services.

This one looks promising, and I think it would be a good one for VM to acquire.

http://www.csimagazine.com/csi/New-S...s-in-UK-US.php



A new SVoD service has come out of beta, focusing on arts and culture for British and US users.

The service, called Marquee.TV, has been running in beta mode for six months and is now live in the US and the UK on a range of devices. It is available via native apps on iOS and Android, Apple TV and Amazon Fire for £8.99 and $8.99 in the two countries.

The platform offers dance, opera, music, theatre and documentary content, partnering with global arts organisations as well as drawing content from international broadcasters and independent producers, featuring both on-demand content and independent live performances from different venues.
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