Vivo Play (TV service)

Revision as of 22:15, 12 January 2020

Consumer telecommunications brands

Telefónica: Argentina | Chile | Brazil | Peru

O₂: Germany | Spain | UK | Brand licensees¹ Czech Republic and Slovakia

V • T • E

Joint venture between Liberty Global and Telefónica.

Vivo (Play TV | App)

Colombia: Época²

Other assets
Terra Networks | Wayra

Notes:
¹Owned by PPF Group. Brand licensed from Telefónica.
²Operated by Caracol Televisión.
³Sold in 2003 and renamed back to Telfort. Acquired by KPN in 2005.
⁴Merged into O₂ Germany.
⁵Acquired by CK Hutchison Holdings and replaced by the Three brand.
⁶Joint venture with The Walt Disney Company.
⁷Acquired by Paramount.
⁸50/50 joint venture between Telefonica and Liberty Global.
⁹Co-owned with GOL TV. Operated by Grupo Plural TV

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Vivo Play (TV service)

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