Czech telco VOLNY has launched its IPTV service in the Czech Republic called VOLNY TV. The service offers nearly 40 Czech and foreign TV stations, as well as first-run movie channels, video-on-demand, HBO Digital, the VOLNY Album, which enables on-line viewing and sharing of photos published on the Internet, games and radio. VOLNY TV also includes the service “My TV”, which enables viewers to organise their own channel by compiling all the programs that they want to watch.

The service, including rental of modem and set-top box, starts at CZK297 (E10.5) per month. VOLNY TV is currently available in Prague and major parts of Brno.

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