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Vodafone Germany launches VOD

November 25, 2008 22.57 Europe/London By Robert Briel

Vodafone has launched a VOD service in Germany, offering movies and TV series for viewing on a PC or mobile phone. Called the Vodafone Videotheque, the new portal offers TV episodes from €0.99 each and feature length movies for €1.99.

The service is available from the Vodafone Live portal. Each download can be viewed as many times as the user likes during a 24-hour “rental” period, on the mobile phone or PC. On the portal, there are also free-to-view items available paid for by advertising. A selected number of titles can also be downloaded to own.

The service uses Microsoft Silverlight and Window Media Player version 10 or higher.

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Filed Under: Newsline, On Demand/VOD, Web TV Edited: 26 November 2008 05:16

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