Netflix has launched a Greek service, using local language and currency in addition to offering Netflix’s original programming, now starting at €7.99 per month.

Hollywood movies, top TV shows, documentaries, independent films, stand-up comedy and a wide range of kids titles are now available to watch instantly across a number of devices with already over 70 per cent of the content dubbed or subtitled in Greek.

“We always knew the Greek people had a big appetite for great entertainment,” said Jonathan Friedland, Chief Communication Officer at Netflix. “Now we know it and we’re delighted to offer a more localised Netflix experience in Greece that will continue to grow with great TV shows and movies from here as well as around the world.”

Other posts by :

1. Musk updates on Ship 26 explosion
2. Market reacts to fresh Eutelsat capital
3. France, Germany resists ESA plan for high-res satellites
4. Stream, stream, stream
5. Who wants EchoStar’s spectrum?
6. AST SpaceMobile confirms Ligado payment
7. Bank ups Rocket Lab value
8. Eutelsat “racing” to find extra cash
9. Starlink causes problems for United Airlines

Categories: Articles, Premium, VOD