TV delivery service Magine has revealed that its cloud-based television service will be available in beta format in Germany this month and is inviting viewers to sign up

Magine is a subscription, ad-free service combining cloud-based live TV, catch-up and on-demand programming all in the same place and across all devices, while respecting the rights held by the channel owners and broadcasters.

Magine’s Chairman Michael Werner said : “Magine is TV reinvented. It is not just another platform but it is a better way to watch TV. The service launched in our home territory Sweden two months ago and has been a huge success. Germany is a vital territory for us and we are looking forward to working with the country’s top content providers. ”

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