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MTC launches MTCtv+

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June 9, 2022
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MTC has launched MTCtv+, a premium on-demand music, lifestyle, sports fashion, education and entertainment streaming content platform.

The streaming service, according to the telco, will bring customers the latest in sport, entertainment and news at very affordable and flexible pricing options.

The service is integrated into the company’s existing Content SDP and will allow customers to subscribe for daily or monthly access.

It will also offer premium live and on-demand content which will provide once off event streaming.

“As we drive an inclusive Namibian digital economy and foster innovation and digitalization, MTCTV+ will also provide opportunities for local and region artists and content creators to use the platform to access digital natives by streaming their content directly to our customers,” MTC Chief Human Capital and Corporate Affairs Officer Tim Ekandjo said.

Clients have a choice of three pricing options, namely daily, monthly subscriptions and premium access. Daily and Monthly Subscriptions will provide customers access to the entire content library on MTCtv+ excluding premium live and premium on demand content. Customer would need to subscribe to start enjoying MTCtv+, and unsubscribe if they want to opt-out.

Premium Live and Premium On-demand provides exclusive content that will be purchase once-off on an adhoc basis. This option does not require subscription and customers can simply purchase access to a particular streaming event. The Premium options also opens new possibilities for artists and the entertainment to host live events on MTCtv+.

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