Things may not be all peaches and cream for every programming provider out there, but we'd say the cards are playing out just fine for Africa's
MultiChoice. The carrier has just recently reported a 26% increase in subscribers over the past year, bringing its total installed base to 830,000 in South Africa. Of course, bigwigs are already looking for ways to get that figure up even higher, and expanding high-def is obviously on the brain. Eben Greyling, CEO of MultiChoice Africa has noted that more HD should be seen around September of next year once the outfit has "migrated to a new satellite which supports the HD format," and it'll also be bringing video-on-demand with it in 2009. Atta way to show 'em how it's done, MultiChoice.
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Eric @ Dec 5th 2008 10:32AM
This is a good thing! When I was vacationing in Zanzibar, we could watch South Africa/Britain world rugby championship match via satellite, but the dialup Internet was dismally slow! Watching rugby in HD would have been great! Not much else to do on that Island after dark.