Polsat CEO Dominik Libicki is hopeful the operator can do a deal with leading Polish telco TPSA to offer services via Internet Protocol. Polsat is the second largest satellite pay-TV operator in Poland, with around 700,000 subscribers.
“We hope that there will be a place for our company in the TPSA project, and that the Polsat offer will be available to TPSA customers,” Libicki told Satellite Today. “We have been conducting negotiations with TPSA all the time. Generally, Polsat wants its offer to be seen by the biggest number of viewers possible, and IPTV is one of the stages in our growth strategy.”
Canal+ Polska, which runs the leading satellite platform in Poland, already has announced that it is teaming up with TPSA to start a trial where 200 subscribers are taking part testing IPTV services.
