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Cyfrowy Polsat revamps offer

October 16, 2013 10.49 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

Cyfrowy Polsat NewPoland’s leading DTH platform Cyfrowy Polsat has introduced a number of important changes to its programme offer.

Under them, subscribers to the Familijny Max HD with Film HD and Cinema HD package are being provided with HBO HD (six channels), the monthly VOD catalogue and Sport HD package for four months.

After this period, they will be able to receive over 130 channels and VOD for a combined fee of PLN99.90 (€23.89) a month or stay with the film offer for PLN59.90 a month.

Those who opt for the new offer will receive the name propriety HD 7000 PVR for a reduced fee of PLN49, without any subsequent monthly payments.

The Familijny Max HD with Film HD and Cinema HD package has meanwhile been reduced by PLN10 to PLN69.9 a month and now includes IPLA MIX and HBO GO free of charge for three months.

Cyfrowy Polsat currently has over 3.5 million subscribers.

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Filed Under: Central & East Europe, Newsline, Platforms, Satellite, TV Tagged With: Cyfrowy Polsat, Poland Edited: 16 October 2013 10:49

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