After the failure of Salto, a platform created in collaboration with France Télévisions and M6, TF1 is returning to the digital side. This is what Rodolphe Bellmer, CEO of TF1 Group, wanted to say in an interview. in Figaro This Sunday, November 12th.
Indeed, no more MyTF1 that was released in the early 2010s. Make way for TF1+, a new name not inspired by American streaming platforms… or one of its main TV competitors.
The source of the rumors for several weeks, Rodolphe Bellmer has first officially announced the launch date of TF1+, which is scheduled for January 8, at the same time as the new version of Plus belle la vie and the TF1 morning news show.
Also gone is MyTF1 max, a paid subscription offered for two years. The TF1 online platform should be completely free again, thanks to advertising.
More repetitions, longer and exclusive programs
Beyond the cosmetic aspect of this name change, the platform’s content offering will be significantly expanded. Basically over 15,000 hours of software repetitionThus it will be suggested.
“We will find previous seasons of our shows like Koh-Lanta or The Voice. We will also offer 200 family movies and 200 series”Rodolphe Bellmer claims.
The CEO of TF1 Group confirms this “Exclusive programs”, a weak point of the current platform, will also be detected on TF1+. One of them was already announced last week.
This is Voice, returnThe show, adapted from the hit TV show, features singer and comedian Camille Lelouch (a semi-finalist on season four of The Voice) as she coaches eight eliminated candidates throughout the current season in hopes of re-entering the competition. At the gates of the final, as well as the talent of other coaches’ teams.
Another change for the TF1 online platform: repetition It should now be available for at least one month and four years after broadcast, rather than one week at present. In addition, the function will enable receiving a summary of the program according to the duration chosen by the user.
Source: Allocine
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