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Aster launches VOD

June 4, 2009 07.38 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

The Polish cable operator Aster has launched a VOD service.

It offers around 300 movies, some of which are available free of charge and some for PLN8 (€1.78), with adult ones costing PLN12.

The service is initially being made to subscribers with PVRs, and by the end of this month will be offered to all those with PVRs and HD receivers.

Aster is the fourth largest cable operator in Poland and as of the end of March had over 380,000 analogue and around 70,000 digital TV subscribers.

Some 160,000 received is broadband internet service and 62,000 and 18,000 its fixed and mobile phone offers.

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