Prisa TV, owner of DTH platform Digital Plus, has signed an agreement with Cisco whereby the technology company will provide the platform Digital Plus with new and state-of-the-art set-top-boxes.

The deal forms part of a far-reaching reorganisation plan of Prisa that will also launch a multimedia platform, developed by IBM and Autonomy, for content and advertising, with Nagravision providing protection in Prisa’s pay-TV operations.

For Cisco, this is the second big agreement in Spain following the recent deal with Spain’s largest cable company ONO to bring TiVo to Spain.

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