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Siege · 15-01-10, 11:43 AM

Boost for Lithuanian IPTV--January 15

The Lithuanian incumbent telco TEO LT is to make its video library available to subscribers of the IPTV service Interactive GALA for a monthly fee of LTL7 (€2.03) a month.

However, they will still have the option of paying a one-off fee, ranging from LTL1-10, to individual titles for a 24-hour period. The library, which contains over 500 titles, is already accessed by over half of Interactive GALA’s 50,000 subscribers. Of the 50,000, nearly a third also subscribe to additional channel packages.

TEO LT also operates a DTT service named Digital GALA, which is currently received over 40,000 homes.

Separately, TEO LT says it is deploying a fibre-optic network that will provide internet access at speeds of up to 200 Mbps. By the end of this year, the service will be available to around 95% of residents of Vilnius and Klaipeda, 70% of those in Kaunas, half in Siauliai and a third in Panevezys.

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Siege Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 2,354 Thanks: 9 Thanked 10 Times in 7 Posts	Boost for Lithuanian IPTV Boost for Lithuanian IPTV--January 15 The Lithuanian incumbent telco TEO LT is to make its video library available to subscribers of the IPTV service Interactive GALA for a monthly fee of LTL7 (€2.03) a month. However, they will still have the option of paying a one-off fee, ranging from LTL1-10, to individual titles for a 24-hour period. The library, which contains over 500 titles, is already accessed by over half of Interactive GALA’s 50,000 subscribers. Of the 50,000, nearly a third also subscribe to additional channel packages. TEO LT also operates a DTT service named Digital GALA, which is currently received over 40,000 homes. Separately, TEO LT says it is deploying a fibre-optic network that will provide internet access at speeds of up to 200 Mbps. By the end of this year, the service will be available to around 95% of residents of Vilnius and Klaipeda, 70% of those in Kaunas, half in Siauliai and a third in Panevezys.