Canal Digital, a DTH operator in the Nordics, has launched its new TV-platform, OnePlace, built on Google’s open ecosystem Android TV.

The launch of OnePlace is the next generation TV experience for all of Canal Digital Satellite’s customers across the Nordics. The new set-top-box provides a seamless and personified access to different TV and streaming services, where TV channels, a weekly archive, films and series and games and apps are all just one click away.

“We are doing something we have never done before. We are moving from a closed solution, where customers only can view content provided by us, to an open solution based on Android TV. We call next generation’s TV experience OnePlace”, said Ragnar Kårhus CEO of Canal Digital. “To meet today’s and the future’s user needs from our customers, a seamless access to both direct and streamed content is essential. With OnePlace, we can also provide our customers with personal recommendations on relevant content among the 28,000 titles we have available in our streaming services, in addition to what is on live TV.”

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