Current news on tstv

TSTV (Telkom Satellite Television) is a Nigerian satellite television service that was launched in 2017. Here are some current news and updates about TSTV:

Recent Developments:

  1. TSTV Relaunches with New Packages and Channels: After a brief hiatus, TSTV relaunched in November 2020 with new packages and channels. The new packages include a basic package with 20 channels, a premium package with 50 channels, and a platinum package with 100 channels.
  2. New Channel Additions: TSTV has added several new channels to its lineup, including CNN, BBC, and Fox News. The service has also added several local channels, including NTA, AIT, and Channels TV.
  3. Improved Customer Service: TSTV has improved its customer service by introducing a new customer care platform that allows customers to report issues and request assistance online.
  4. Expansion Plans: TSTV has announced plans to expand its services to other countries in West Africa, including Ghana, Senegal, and Côte d'Ivoire.

Challenges:

  1. Competition from Other Pay-TV Services: TSTV faces stiff competition from other pay-TV services in Nigeria, including DSTV, GOtv, and StarTimes.
  2. Technical Issues: Some customers have reported technical issues with TSTV's service, including poor signal quality and frequent disruptions.
  3. Lack of Content: Some customers have complained that TSTV's content offerings are limited, with a lack of popular international channels and movies.

Financial Performance:

  1. Revenue Growth: TSTV has reported revenue growth in recent years, with a significant increase in subscriptions and revenue in 2020.
  2. Investment in Infrastructure: TSTV has invested heavily in its infrastructure, including the launch of a new satellite in 2020 to improve its signal quality and coverage.

Regulatory Issues:

  1. Licensing Issues: TSTV has faced regulatory issues in the past, including a dispute with the Nigerian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) over licensing fees.
  2. Content Regulation: TSTV has also faced regulatory issues related to content regulation, including a ban on some channels due to concerns over their content.

Overall, TSTV continues to face challenges in the competitive Nigerian pay-TV market, but the service remains popular among many customers.