Telco TV specialist Netgem TV has enhanced its content line-up, suggesting there is something for everyone to enjoy.

Fifteen additional channels are available now to new and existing customers at no extra cost  across Netgem’s Internet Service Providers’ partner networks, including TalkTalk, Community Fibre,  Lothian Broadband, Brawband, Pop Telecom, Air Broadband, Inspire, Box Broadband, PureFibre, InternetTY, Octaplus, Link Broadband, Pure Telecom, Be Smart and Wightfibre, and all direct customers of Netgem TV in the UK.

What it describes as an ‘unprecedented content boost’ on NetgemTV came off the back of direct partnerships with large entertainment houses such as Banijay and Narrative Entertainment, as the value-oriented TV service from Netgem gained accelerated scale during 2022.

In addition, Netgem is adding 10 new games to its recently-launched video game hub, bringing the total to over 30 games available at no additional cost and without a need for costly equipment.

“Our priority at Netgem TV is always to bring the best entertainment at the lowest price to UK viewers, which is particularly important in those times of wallet crunch,” said Sylvain Thevenot, Chief Commercial & Customer Officer at Netgem. “We are delighted to see our ISP partners such as TalkTalk bring even more value to their customers through fantastic content brands added just in time for Christmas.”

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