Multichoice in a sentence

Canal+ was, therefore, able to increase its exposure to MultiChoice without needing to pay a premium on the DStv provider’s market value.

DStv parent MultiChoice spends significant amounts on securing broadcasting rights for major sporting events and has its own production capacity through SuperSport that is second to none.

The Competition Tribunal initially ruled in favour of MultiChoice, saying that eMedia’s complaint does not meet the requirements for exclusionary conduct.

The issue has been on for years but MultiChoice has reportedly not come up with a plan to compensate them.

Created in the early 1980s, with backing from South African technology giant Naspers, MultiChoice currently has some 20 million subscribers across Africa.

Dr. Busola Tejumola, Executive Head, Content and West Africa Channels, MultiChoice West Africa, expressed her excitement about the upcoming event, stating that the award ceremony has enjoyed immense growth and recognition since its inception in 2013.

In his defence, Counsel for Multichoice, contended that previous rulings had settled price regulation issues.

MultiChoice is clamping down on piracy, conducting operations at five separate locations in Gauteng and resulting in several arrests.

Omotosho started at MultiChoice Nigeria in 2014 as the Head of Retention, where she was responsible for delivering business objectives on subscriber growth and delivering strategies to optimize customer value management.

One of the organisations visibly implementing this in Nigeria is MultiChoice.

On Wednesday, April 24, 2024, Multichoice announced new price modifications for its DStv and GOtv bundles.

Some of them, who joined the buzz on social media, said that they were no longer interested in subscribing to MultiChoice services because the prices were no longer affordable, considering current economic situation of the country.

The campaign of calumny against MultiChoice did not just start.

This behaviour is not only unfair to e.tv’s dedicated viewers but also detrimental to the South African broadcasting industry as a whole. eMedia is disappointed that Multichoice has treated free-to-air broadcasters who compete with them in this way.

Earlier in the competition, MultiChoice promised fans who locked in their favourite housemate a chance to win N1 million each.

For us at MultiChoice, it has always been about talent development and giving our subscribers superior content that they can relate to and engage with.

He said MultiChoice’s regulatory affairs official knew two months before he was replaced that it was going to happen, and even that Muthambi was set to be the new communications minister.

Maaga said that MultiChoice has been working to look after customers, suppliers, staff, and families.

Multichoice CEO Calvo Mawela has even accused Netflix of having an unfair advantage to capture market share in South Africa.

MultiChoice CEO for general entertainment Yolisa Phahle said the group had identified a need for more scriptwriters in film and television to match the growth in local productions.