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Vodafone boosts Spanish TV offer

December 1, 2015 10.15 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

VodafoneVodafone Spain has added 13 new channels, four of which are in HD, to its TV offer.

As a result, Vodafone TV remains the leading provider of HD channels in the country, with 65 in its line-up.

The new channels – Nova HD, Neox HD, Mega HD, MTV Spain and the regional channels ETB HD channels, ETB1, ETB2, ETB3, TVG, G2, TPA7, TPA8 and Canal Extremadura – have been placed in the Essential package, which is available to all Vodafone’s TV customers.

In the casse of the regional channels, they are available in customers’ respective regions.

Nova HD, Neox HD and Mega HD are operated by Atresmedia Group, while MTV, which has a global reach of over 785 million households, has been available in Spain since 2000.

ETB HD, ETB1, ETB2 and ETB3 serve viewers in the Basque region, TVG and G2 those in Galicia, TPA7 and TPA8 Asturias and Canal Extremadura, Extremadura.

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