Africa's creatives and content producers are upset, fearful for the future and extremely concerned about where it will leave the continent's film and TV sector after Canal+'s announcement that it's ...

The decision reflects a focus on "financial discipline and investment optimization in an increasingly competitive and capital-intensive global streaming environment." By Georg Szalai Global Business ...

Canal+, busy with aggressive cost-cutting since it recently acquired Africa's MultiChoice pay-TV group, is shuttering its loss-making and money-guzzling video streaming service Showmax that ...

French media giant Canal+ has labelled African streaming platform Showmax an “expensive failure” after deciding to shut down the service following years of mounting losses at South African pay-TV ...

French broadcaster Canal+ will shut South African video streaming app Showmax as it overhauls services offered by its newly acquired subsidiary MultiChoice. Launched in 2015, Showmax was an attempt to ...

French media giant Canal+ has no plans to shut down or change DStv or Showmax once its takeover of MultiChoice concludes. Canal+ chair and CEO Maxime Saada said Showmax and DStv are very strong brands ...

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MultiChoice launched Showmax across Africa 11 years ago in August 2015 to compete with the advent of streamers like Netflix, Apple TV, Amazon’s Prime Video, Disney+ and others which all became ...