Netgem TV Adds 15 New Channels to Broadband IPTV Service
Users of the NetgemTV service, which usually ships to UK consumers as part of a set-to-box based Pay TV bundle from their broadband ISP, may be pleased to learn that they’ve added 15 additional channels to their platform “at no extra cost“. In addition, they’ve added 10 new games to their recently launched video game hub (total of 30).
Excluding direct customers, the ISPs that support NetgemTV’s service currently include TalkTalk, CommunityFibre, Lothian Broadband, Brawband, Pop Telecom, Air Broadband, Inspire, Box Broadband, PureFibre, InternetTY, Octaplus, Link Broadband, Pure Telecom, Be Smart and Wightfibre.
The latest “content boost” on Netgem TV flows from direct partnerships with large entertainment houses, such as Banijay and Narrative Entertainment. This includes seasonal channels, like Great!Christmas, as well as Deal Or No Deal US, PBS America for documentaries, POP Kids for children and more.
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Sylvain Thevenot, Chief Commercial & Customer Officer at Netgem, said:
“Our priority at Netgem TV is always to bring the best entertainment at the lowest price to UK viewers, which is particularly important in those times of wallet crunch. We are delighted to see our ISP partners such as TalkTalk bring even more value to their customers through fantastic Content brands added just in time for Christmas.”
Take note that some of the new channels haven’t fully launched yet, but they are due to go live by the end of this month.
Full List of TV Channel Additions
906 – Horizon
907 – Deal or no Deal US
964 – Survivor
952 – PBS America
913 – Great! Christmas
914 – Great! Movies
971 – Pop Kids
968 – DuckTV
944 – 5-Minute Crafts
935 – 123 GO!
970 – Slick Slime Sam
936 – AWE Encore
972 – Brat TV
974 – Da Vinci
969 – Tayo+
Mark is a professional technology writer, IT consultant and computer engineer from Dorset (England), he also founded ISPreview in 1999 and enjoys analysing the latest telecoms and broadband developments. Find me on X (Twitter), Mastodon, Facebook, BlueSky, Threads.net and Linkedin.
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I hope no-one actually PAYS for Netgem. The content looks atrocious!
Some of that content is on YouTube anyway. Just buy a Roku or a chromecast, or use your SmartTv. ANd 5 minute crafts is much debunked for their crafts that don’t work because they are faked.
Yes, it certainly does. PBS America, how many people in the UK would be interested in that?
Barney, no way!!!
See very good reviews of Netgem TV at:
https://www.trustpilot.com/review/netgem.tv
Who makes reviews like “This TV box is just perfect!”?
Netgem – No way! No chance!
ISP’s sign up I’m sure just for the sake of offering triple (or quad) play.
Most ISPs would be better off bundling a streaming device for new customers.
Its slow , and much better premium alternatives . Better off spending out on Sky instead to be honest
Has to be bad if Sky is better.
5 minute crafts… the Youtube channel that shows you how to make a spanner out of a screwdriver, using a spanner
and how to make a a glue gun out of a cigarette lighter and a glue gun….
all whilst using several £100’s worth of tools and materials…
worthwhile
LOL, too early in the morning to laugh, and you made me cough 🙂
No fuss, no consfuse! Really really friendly TV experience, extremely…
The content is so big and diverse, there’s a channel for every taste!
The adverts on the tv aren’t an untruth, but like all the other companies support this business and they will stay in business
Date of experience: 14 December 2022