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Liberty Global in talks for Intel’s TV Service

November 13, 2013 08.56 Europe/London By Robert Briel

John Malone’s Liberty Global is in early talks to acquire an online pay-TV service under development by Intel Corp, Bloomberg reported Tuesday.

The agency based the news on three people with knowledge of the situation. Negotiations are early and could fall apart, said the people. Liberty Global would use the service outside the US.

Intel’s online pay-TV service is still under development and the company is now looking for partners. Earlier, sources said that talks were going on with Verizon.

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Filed Under: Finance, Newsline Tagged With: Intel, Libertty Global Edited: 13 November 2013 08:56

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