MyBroadbandSouth Africa’s billionaire DStv founder under siege in the UK
Naspers chairman and MultiChoice founder Koos Bekker is facing mounting resistance over the expansion of his luxury hotel estate in a once sleepy corner of the United Kingdom.
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MyBroadbandMyBroadbandGood news for people who pay their DStv bills on time
MultiChoice has published a timeline of when paid-up DStv customers will receive free 7-day upgrades to a higher-tier package.
MyBroadbandNew DStv streaming service preparing to launch in South Africa
MultiChoice owner Canal+ has reportedly begun spinning up South African webpages for its streaming platform.
MyBroadbandDStv under fire over R99 Showmax shutdown deal
Some former Showmax customers who singed up for DStv's 12-month R99 price lock deal have complained that they received bills of over R1,000 just months into their agreement.
The CitizenR99 for 12 months promotion? Former Showmax subs say DStv bills are running up to R1 148
MultiChoice says the issues were caused by the migration and have been addressed.
The CitizenCanal+ calls out absurd complexity of DStv’s packages, pricing
The 17 different packages and 'complex' add-ons in SA are not 'what consumers want'
The CitizenThis is the last day you can watch your favourite shows on Showmax
Showmax originals will be moved to DStv Stream.
The CitizenSuperSport’s (and DStv’s) monopoly will crumble slowly at first …
How many DStv subscribers will want to renew their contracts if they can't watch a few major global sporting events?
The CitizenWill DStv subscribers face reduced live sport coverage as Canal+ cuts costs?
SuperSport may not renew its broadcast deal for the Super Rugby competition.
The CitizenCanal+ calls Warner’s bluff as Discovery, CNN set to disappear from DStv
Expect things to get more intense as Canal+ reshapes a staid MultiChoice into what it wants it to be.
The CitizenHere’s what the Canal+ takeover means for DStv subscribers
MultiChoice group is now under the French media giant Canal+
The CitizenCracks start appearing in DStv’s last stronghold … sport
Streamers like Netflix are increasingly buying sports rights.