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Movistar widens reach

August 13, 2013 08.11 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

MovistarSpain’s Movistar TV has launched a new feature that gives access to a range of premium TV through internet connected devices, including tablets, mobiles and PCs, both Android and iOS.

In its first phase, ‘Go’ is offering content from – or the actual channels – The Bridge (FOX), Resurrection (AXN), Hostages (TNT), Arrow (Calle 13), Breaking Bad (Paramount Comedy), Save me (Cosmopolitan), Canal Hollywood, Nickelodeon, Disney Jr, National Geographic and Discovery, as well as the recently added Canal+ Champions League and Canal+ Liga, free of charge.

The content provide by Go also includes over 300 films, among them titles from Disney, Warner and Sony.

Movistar TV is operated by the Spanish incumbent Telefónica.

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