Germany’s largest cable operator Kabel Deutschland has agreed to pay €41.1 million for the cable distribution rights of 144 commercial national and international TV and radio channels.
Kabel Deutschland adds 10 HD channels
Germany’s largest cable operator Kabel Deutschland has boosted its HD lineup by adding 10 further free-to-air and pay-TV channels.
Vodafone to roll out quadruple play in Germany
Vodafone will introduce its first quadruple play package in Germany following its takeover of Kabel Deutschland combining TV, broadband internet, fixed-line telephony and mobile services.
Liberty Global looks at German Vodafone alliance
Liberty Global has effectively encouraged Vodafone to consider taking over its German cable business, arguing that the competition watchdogs would probably not oppose such a deal which would enable Vodafone […]
Kabel Deutschland to expand HD lineup
Germany’s largest cable operator Kabel Deutschland will add further free-to-air and pay-TV channels to its cable network in November 2014.
Welt der Wunder TV to join Kabel Deutschland
German science and knowledge channel Welt der Wunder TV will launch on Kabel Deutschland’s cable network on November 25, 2014.
Kabel Deutschland launches 200Mbps internet
Germany’s largest cable operator Kabel Deutschland has doubled its highest internet speed to 200Mbps for downloads and 12Mbps for uploads.
Kabel Deutschland grows with internet and telephony
Germany’s largest cable operator Kabel Deutschland has reported 108,000 new contracts for its internet service and 98,000 new telephony contracts in Q2 2014/15 (September 30, 2014).
Kabel Deutschland signs up 20th Century Fox for VOD
Germany’s largest cable operator Kabel Deutschland will add movies from 20th Century Fox to its video-on-demand (VOD) service Select Video following an agreement signed with the US studio.
CTO Lorenz Glatz leaves Kabel Deutschland
Lorenz Glatz, Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of Kabel Deutschland, has left Germany’s largest cable operator at his own request on October 15, 2014.