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Serbia Broadband expands advanced TV service

August 8, 2019 08.05 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

Serbia Broadband (SBB) has added three new packages to its new generation platform Eon.

They have also been made available to anyone in the country outside the SBB network, contract-free and requiring only an internet connection.

The Eon Family package costs RDS499 (€4.23) a month and consist of 14 local channels including N1, Nova 2, Pink and Prva, while Eon Sport Club offers 14 sports channels for RSD799 a month. Meanwhile, the Eon CineStar package consists of six movie channels and CineStar Premier Plus video club and costs RSD599 a month to receive.

Like SBB cable users, anyone who opts for Eon TV packages will in addition to premium content be offered such advanced features as seven-day catch-up for all channels.

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Filed Under: Central & East Europe, Newsline, TV Tagged With: EON, Serbia, Serbia Broadband Edited: 27 February 2020 09:31

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