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Skylink makes channel changes

May 31, 2022 08.52 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

The M7 Group owned Czech and Slovak operator Skylink has announced the end of satellite broadcasting of three +1 channels.

As Skylink customers are increasingly using the seven-day Skylink Live TV archive they have included in their subscription, they will no longer be offered satellite reception of Nova+1 HD, Prima+1 HD and Joj Cinema +1 HD. They can now watch programmes broadcast for the past week and therefore +1 channels have been losing their appeal.

In other developments, Skylink is making the channels Minimax. Stingray iConcerts, Joj Cinema and Canal+ Domo available free of charge to all its subscribers throughout June.

They are currently included in Skylink Live TV.

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Filed Under: Central & East Europe, Newsline, TV Tagged With: Czech Republic, M7 group, Skylink, Slovakia Edited: 31 May 2022 08:52

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