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Alchimie and Grupo Godó launch SVOD service

December 16, 2021 12.05 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

Alchimie has entered into an SVOD partnership with Spain’s Grupo Godó’s Historia y Vida.

Historia y Vida’s Historiayvida.TV currently has over 1,000,000 unique users online, making over 2.2 million page views. Now, the new SVOD channel will launch with a special offer of €2.99 a month for the first year, with the promotional offer available until the end of January, after which it will cost €4.99 a month.

Historiayvida.TV will launch with 70 titles, some of which have never been seen before in Spain, from award winning producers and distributors from around the world including, ZDF, Flame Media and Off The Fence, along with content from notable domestic producers and distributors RTVE, Deaplaneta, Atresmedia, BBC and Luk International.

Commenting on the launch, Isabel Margarit, director of Historia y Vida magazine, said: “we’re delighted to launch Historiayvida.TV with Alchimie. The magazine has a devoted reader base who are passionate about historical content and thirsty for more. We had been considering launching a channel for some time but only Alchimie has both the technology and quality of library content to match our audience’s high expectations”.

Blandine Weill, general manager, Alchimie Spain, added: “Historia y Vida is a perfect partner for Alchimie. The magazine’s editorial team really understands its audience’s interests and expectations; it has the editorial insight and supporting calendar to select timely content from our extensive library to resonate with its audience and it has the platform to introduce and market the channel to”.

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Filed Under: Newsline, On Demand/VOD, Platforms, TV Tagged With: Alchimie, Grupo Godó, Historia y Vida, Spain Edited: 16 December 2021 12:05

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