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SVOD Platforms Carried by Pay TV Operators SVOD platforms carried by pay TV operators Source: Digital TV Research Note: Excludes SVOD platforms owned by pay TV operator Country Pay TV Operator SVOD Platform Argentina Telecentro Netflix Argentina Telecom Argentina Netflix Australia iiNet Netflix Australia Optus Netflix Austria UPC Netflix Azerbaijan Aile TV Megogo Bahrain Batelco Netflix Bahrain Viva Icflix Bahrain Viva Istikana Bahrain Viva Shahid Bahrain Viva Starz Play Bahrain Viva Telly Bahrain Zain Icflix Belgium Belgacom/Proximus Netflix Belgium Telenet Netflix Belgium Voo Canal Play Bolivia Tigo Netflix Bosnia M:tel Pickbox Brazil TIM Netflix Bulgaria Fusion TV Voyo Bulgaria Vivacom Voyo Canada Bell Netflix Canada Cogeco Netflix Canada MTS Netflix Canada Rogers Netflix Canada Telus Optik Netflix Chile VTR Netflix Colombia UNE Netflix Costa Rica Tigo Netflix Croatia T-HT Oyo Croatia T-HT Pickbox Croatia Vipnet Oyo Czech Rep T-Mobile Voyo Czech Rep UPC Netflix Denmark TDC HBO Denmark Telia HBO Denmark Waoo Netflix Denmark Waoo Viaplay Denmark YouSee HBO Egypt Telecom Egypt Icflix Egypt Vodafone Starz Play El Salvador Tigo Netflix Estonia Elion Netflix SVOD platforms carried by pay TV operators Source: Digital TV Research Note: Excludes SVOD platforms owned by pay TV operator Finland DNA C More Finland Elisa HBO Finland Elisa Netflix Finland Telia C More Finland Telia HBO Finland Telia Netflix France Bouygues Telecom Netflix France Free Canal Play France Free Filmo France Numericable Filmo France Orange Filmo France Orange Netflix France SFR Netflix Germany Deutsche Telekom Netflix Germany Unitymedia Netflix Germany Unitymedia Maxdome Germany Vodafone Netflix Guatemala Tigo Netflix Honduras Tigo Netflix Hong Kong Now TV Netflix Hungary UPC Netflix Iraq Asiacell Icflix Ireland Virgin Netflix Ireland Vodafone Netflix Italy Fastweb Netflix Italy Telecom Italia/TIMVision Netflix Italy Vodafone Netflix Japan Softbank Netflix Jordan Orange Icflix Jordan Orange Istikana Jordan Orange Shahid Jordan Orange Starz Play Jordan Umniah Icflix Jordan Umniah Shahid Kazakhstan Kazakhtelecom Amedia Kazakhstan Kazakhtelecom Megogo Kuwait Ooredoo Icflix Kuwait Ooredoo Telly Kuwait Viva Icflix Kuwait Viva Shahid Kuwait Viva Telly Kuwait Zain Shahid Latvia Lattelecom Netflix Lithuania Teo Netflix Macedonia MaxTV Pickbox Mexico Totalplay Netflix SVOD platforms carried by pay TV operators Source: Digital TV Research Note: Excludes SVOD platforms owned by pay TV operator Moldova Moldtelecom Megogo Montenegro Crnogorski Telekom Pickbox Morocco Maroc Telecom Icflix Morocco Maroc Telecom Starz Play Netherlands KPN Netflix Netherlands Vodafone Netflix Netherlands Vodafone Videoland Netherlands Ziggo Netflix Norway Get C More Panama CWC Netflix Paraguay Tigo Netflix Philippines Globe Telecom Netflix Poland T-Mobile Netflix Poland UPC Netflix Portugal Vodafone Netflix Puerto Rico Cablevision Netflix Qatar Ooredoo Starz Play Romania Orange Voyo Romania Telekom Voyo Romania UPC Netflix Romania UPC Voyo Romania Vodafone Netflix Saudi Arabia STC Starz Play Serbia Telekom Srbija Pickbox Singapore SingTel Netflix Singapore StarHub Netflix Slovakia UPC Netflix Slovenia Siol TV Pickbox Slovenia Siol TV Voyo Slovenia Telemach Pickbox Slovenia Telemach Voyo South Africa Telkom Showmax Spain Orange Netflix Spain Vodafone HBO Spain Vodafone Netflix Sweden Com Hem C More Sweden Com Hem Netflix Sweden Com Hem Viaplay Sweden Tele2 Viaplay Sweden Telia C More Sweden Telia HBO Sweden Telia Netflix Switzerland UPC Netflix Tunisia Ooredoo Starz Play Tunisia Orange Icflix Tunisia Orange Shahid Turkey Vodafone Netflix SVOD platforms carried by pay TV operators Source: Digital TV Research Note: Excludes SVOD platforms owned by pay TV operator UAE Du Starz Play UAE Etisalat Starz Play UK BT Netflix UK EE Hayu UK Freesat Netflix UK TalkTalk Netflix UK Virgin Media Hayu UK Virgin Media Netflix UK Vodafone Netflix Ukraine IPNET Megogo Uruguay Antel Netflix USA Atlantic Broadband Netflix USA Cable One Netflix USA Comcast Netflix USA Dish Network Netflix USA GCI Netflix USA Grande Netflix USA Mediacom Netflix USA Midcontinent Netflix USA RCN Netflix USA Suddenlink Netflix .
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