Subscription television in New Zealand

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Subscription television was introduced in New Zealand in May 1990 as a UHF service provided by Sky Network Television. A digital satellite service started in 1998. Jack Matthews, a US expatriate, set up Saturn Cable in the 90s. [1]

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On 31 August 2009, Sky began shutting down its UHF service. [2] A digital terrestrial counterpart, Igloo, existed between 2012 and 2017.

Delivery

Satellite

IPTV

References

  1. "Mediaweek NZ Profile: MediaWorks chairman Jack Matthews". Mediaweek .
  2. "Sky TV ready to flick its UHF switch". New Zealand Herald .