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    MultiChoice’s bet on limiting streaming pays content dividends

    July 19, 2023
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    MultiChoice CEO Calvo Mawela
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    MultiChoice limited streaming of DStv online to one device per subscription

    1. The move led to an increase in subscriptions and Mawela says it was the right decision
    2. Overall, MultiChoice’s subscriber base grew 8% to 23.5 million
    3. However, MultiChoice reported a net loss of R2.92 billion for the year
    4. Netflix was the first to crack down on password sharing by limiting concurrent streams
    5. MultiChoice is considering compromises that allow for more than one concurrent stream
    6. The cost of subscribing to multiple streaming services is high and driving password sharing
    7. Streaming DStv currently costs R700 a month while Netflix costs up to R620 a month.
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