BBC Studios has announced a content deal with myVideo that will give over 4.5 million Taiwanese viewers access to more than 200 hours of premium BBC dramas including the latest series of Luther and Doctor Who.

myVideo is an OTT service owned by Taiwan Mobile, a leading telecommunications company in Taiwan offering quadplay services – covering mobile, fixed-line, cable TV and broadband.

“We have seen increasing interest in premium British dramas in Taiwan, and are very pleased to be working with myVideo to deliver quality British drama to meet this demand. We are confident that the programmes will be well-received by myVideo’s subscribers,” commented Kelvin Yau, SVP and GM of Greater China, BBC Studios.

“This is the first time we are offering premium British drama on our service,” said Daphne Lee, VP of New Media Service Business in Taiwan Mobile.  “We are always looking out for new content to entertain our subscribers and we are very excited to share with our Taiwanese subscribers these award-winning and highly rated dramas from BBC Studios.”

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