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Canalplay signs Gaumont VOD deal

September 1, 2008 10.09 Europe/London By Robert Briel

Canalplay, the online video portal from the Canal+ Group, says it has reached agreement with the Gaumont Studios to offer their new and library titles on its VOD service. From today, a large number of titles is available for rental and for sale.

The new contract is an extension of an earlier agreement signed last January between the two parties. Canalplay will offer the Gaumont titles for sell-through at €14.99 for new and €9.99 for library titles. The movies can be stored and played back on any PC and, as an exclusive, on the Playstation Portable platform from Sony. Canalplay is also accessible for Free and Numericable customers.

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