Beginning this month, Belgian operator Telenet is set to test its new 4k set-top box, which they call TV-box, with 20,000 customers.
Lucerne increases share in Telenet to more than 3%
Telenet’s activist shareholder Lucerne has increased its share in the B Belgian operator to more then 3%.
Telenet reports churn slows down
The Q2 2018 net subscriber trend for Telenet’s video, broadband internet and fixed-line telephony services shows improved annualised churn.
Telenet shareholder Lucerne threatens suit over Liberty Global relationship
Telenet shareholder Lucerne has written a letter saying it will start legal proceedings if the Belgian company and its board don’t comply by August 1 with demands tied to Telenet’s relations with its parent, Liberty Global, reports Belgian newspaper De Tijd.
Belgian regulator keeps cable open, adds fibre
After the green light from the European Commission, the Belgian regulators combined in CRC have paved the way for more competition in the broadband and broadcasting markets.
Erik Van den Enden new CFO at Telenet
Belgian cable operator Telenet has appointed Erik Van den Enden as the new Chief Finance Officer as of August 16.
Belgian ISPs agree to block 450 ‘pirate’ domains
Thee three main Belgian ISPs Proximus, Telenet and VOO are joining with right holders and are now blocking 33 websites and 450 domains on copyright grounds.
Telenet scores with quad-play bundles
Belgian operator Telenet reports continued uptake of its quad-play Wigo bundles despite a tough competitive market to 333,600 RGUs at March 31, 2018 (+30,000 in Q1 2018), reaching around 15% of customer relationships.
Telenet CEO John Porter confirms interest in VOO
Liberty Global’s Belgian operator Telenet would be prepared to pay EUR1,3 billion to acquire the Walloon telecommunications company VOO.
Nethys insists VOO is not for sale
The company behind VOO insists the Flemish cablenet isn’t for sale.
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