Foxtel is close to finalising a deal to supply Internet television channels to Telstra’s T-Box digital recorder in Australia. This is seen as a significant move for the pay-TV company and its largest shareholder, according to reports in the Australian press.

The deal, which would allow Telstra to show selected Foxtel channels to T-Box customers, could be announced in coming weeks after six months of talks.

Telstra and Foxtel have a complicated relationship when it comes to media content, given the T-Box could be regarded as competition for Foxtel’s iQ digital recorder.

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