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Pay-TV subscriptions, followed by IPTV with 11.8 per cent. Largest pay-TV platform at the end of 2019, accounting for 88.2 per cent of total However, over the 2019-2024 forecast period, pay-TV subscription numbers are estimated to rise steadily to 6.8 million, due to the trend towards bundling pay-TV services.
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This resulted in Italy’s pay-TV subscription numbers falling from 6.7 million in 2018 to 5.5 million at the end of 2019. Mediaset Premium from the market mid-2019 where Sky Italia was already aĪfter years of losses in both revenues and subscriber numbers and a failed sale to French media group Vivendi, Mediaset Premium, the pay-TV unit of the Mediaset Group, ceased broadcasting its pay-TV channels on Italy’s digital terrestrial television (DTT) network in June 2019, and moved their content to OTT streaming service Infinity, the group's online platform. In addition, Vivendi and Mediaset said they have entered a good neighbour agreement in free-to-air television and standstill commitments for a five-year term.Characterised by limited competition, especially after the withdrawal of Vivendi will also drop its resistance to Mediaset's plans to move its headquarters to the Netherlands, where it wanted to pool its Italian and Spanish activities and its 15.1-percent stake in Germany's ProSiebenSAT1 group into a Dutch legal entity called MFE (Media For Europe). Then in April this year, a court in Milan ordered Vivendi to pay Mediaset 1.7 billion euros in damages and interest.Īs part of their newfound truce, Vivendi said it had "committed to sell on the stock market, over a five-year period, (its) entire 19.19-percent Mediaset equity stake held" via an independent subsidiary called Simon Fiduciaria. However, last September, the European Court of Justice said the Italian regulator's ruling ran contrary to EU law and that the complex limits to the market share any company can control did not ensure plurality in the media. Vivendi's acquisition also ran into trouble with the Italian telecoms regulator which said the French group had breached media ownership rules and ordered it to reduce its stake.
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Under the terms of their proposed partnership, Vivendi, the parent company of French TV channel Canal+, was to have bought all of Mediaset's Premium pay-TV channel.īut Vivendi claimed it had been misled about the true value of Mediaset Premium and ripped up the deal, and instead snapped up a 28.8-percent stake in Mediaset in a move both the Italian government and the Berlusconi family deemed as hostile.Īs a result, Mediaset and Fininvest sued Vivendi for 3.0 billion euros in damages and interest in June 2017.
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"Vivendi, Fininvest and Mediaset are pleased to announce that they have come to a global agreement to put an end to their disputes by waiving all litigation and claims between them," the companies said in a joint statement late Monday. The feud had pitted two European heavyweights against each other: Mediaset is controlled by the family of Italy's flamboyant former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi and their financial holding Fininvest while Vivendi's billionaire chief is France's top corporate raider Vincent Bollore.
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French media conglomerate Vivendi and Italian rival Mediaset have agreed to bury the hatchet in their long-running legal battle over failed plans to set up Europe's answer to US streaming giant Netflix, the two groups said.