Showmax subscriber target highly ambitious

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Big questions over R3.5-billion MultiChoice bet

In the past year and a half, MultiChoice has pumped nearly R3.5 billion into the recently relaunched Showmax, a sign of major confidence in the video streaming service's ability to help arrest its parent company's recent financial battles.

However, at least one prominent research firm does not believe the service will achieve even 10% of its highly ambitious subscriber target, raising doubts over its five-year revenue goal for the service.
 
sign of major confidence in the video streaming service's ability to help arrest its parent company's recent financial battles.
Overconfidence perhaps, but this is MonoChoice we're talking about here... If they can keep utterly-loss-making magazines in print when they were part of the Naspers conglomerate, then imagine what they're capable of with this.

They'll once again blame piracy.

Frikkie my man, where' you're at?
 
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Just dropped Showmax, most of the content is too old. Fine for those who aren't picky / into soccer.
 
For what it offers, R99pm for Showmax is a good deal.

Why not consider having pay-per-view on it, for sport?
They tried pay per view sport before, it didn't pan out and people moaned.
 
What did they moan about? Errors, shiitty quality, billing issues?
Billing issues, cost, the feed cut out (wasn't their side though) but mostly people moaned about costs.
 
Yoh..I completely missed it. What about the pricing was kak? R500/match?
No idea on the pricing, it was a big boxing event. Though would love to know what they'd charge per match.
 
No idea on the pricing, it was a big boxing event. Though would love to know what they'd charge per match.
On condition that some of my PPV sub reaches the pockets of the players, I'd pay R400 per springbok game, for example.

Things like F1/MotoGP race or golf weekends, R200/discipline.
 
Overconfidence perhaps, but this is MonoChoice we're talking about here... If they can keep utterly-loss-making magazines in print when they were part of the Naspers conglomerate, then imagine what they're capable of with this.

They'll once again blame piracy.

Frikkie my man, where' you're at?

Taking a break - watching porn is an exhausting pass time.
 
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