Vodafone TV

Vodafone TV is the television service offered by Vodafone in Spain. Its documented beginnings date to 19 May 2006, when Vodafone introduced a subscription television platform through Vodafone live! on 3G mobile phones. The service later expanded beyond mobile viewing: the Spanish Wikipedia account describes delivery over IPTV on FTTH and ADSL and over cable on HFC. It also records the transition of Ono TV to the Vodafone TV name in 2015, following Vodafone’s proposed acquisition of Ono in 2014. The current Spanish offering is presented as an entertainment service that can be added to Vodafone connectivity plans. Vodafone’s website describes packages with more than 100 channels and thousands of on-demand titles across areas including cinema, series, sport, documentaries, children’s content, and music. The service is available on a Vodafone TV decoder, compatible Smart TVs, smartphones, tablets, and computers. Listed features include live-TV controls, recordings, access to the previous seven days of programming, voice control, and search. Vodafone also offers associated content and add-ons, including streaming services and sports packs; specific availability and pricing depend on the selected package. The service’s history reflects changing distribution and content partnerships. Its initial mobile-TV offer had nine channels, and a 2006 agreement with Sogecable added Digital+ Móvil channels. Later developments included Gol Televisión on mobile, an ADSL offer featuring Gol Televisión, and a 2014 agreement with Prisa TV to offer Yomvi on multiple devices. Netflix and HBO Spain were added to the offer in 2015 and 2016 respectively, according to the supplied Spanish Wikipedia entry. The current official site presents partner services and themed add-ons including AMC+, sports, and other entertainment options. Vodafone TV is a commercial service brand rather than a standalone television network or separately identified company. The available evidence establishes Spain as its market and Vodafone as its provider, but does not identify a separate corporate headquarters, founder, or service-specific executive. Vodafone’s website currently markets the service as part of its Spanish consumer entertainment and connectivity offering.

Vodafone TV began as a mobile television service. The supplied Spanish Wikipedia entry dates the launch to 19 May 2006, when Vodafone announced a subscription television platform carried through Vodafone live! on 3G mobile phones. The initial presentation offered nine television channels. On 27 December 2006, Vodafone and Sogecable agreed to distribute Digital+ Móvil through Vodafone live!, adding another nine channels. The service continued to develop through mobile and fixed-line offers. On 16 October 2009, Vodafone announced that Gol Televisión would be integrated into its mobile television offer. On 23 August 2010, the company announced a new ADSL offer with Gol Televisión. In February 2014, Vodafone announced an offer to acquire Ono, whose television service was Ono TV. That month, Vodafone also agreed with Prisa TV to offer Yomvi with multi-device access, including football content. A key change followed in 2015. On 1 September, Vodafone announced that Netflix would be included in Vodafone TV, and the supplied account says the convergent Vodafone One offer launched that year, with Ono TV subsequently renamed Vodafone TV. On 21 March 2016, Vodafone announced a 4K decoder for its television service; the Spanish Wikipedia account describes it as the first subscription television operator in Spain to offer 4K content. The entry also notes that Vodafone TV Bares offered a weekly LaLiga Santander match in 4K Ultra HD through LaLigaTV 4K, produced by Mediapro. On 29 May 2016, Vodafone announced the addition of HBO España. The service’s package structure continued to evolve. The supplied Wikipedia entry says Vodafone TV renewed its offer on 15 April 2019 and describes themed packages covering areas such as series, cinema, documentaries, music, sports, hunting, and general-interest channels. It records Familyfans and Familylovers as becoming available on 12 August 2021. A reported subscriber and market-share figure in that entry is explicitly dated 1 January 2022 and should be understood as a historical snapshot, not a current measure. The entry records a further lineup change on 1 September 2025: seven paid channels were removed, while the offer was supplemented by exclusive channels associated with AMC Networks International Southern Europe, including Sol Música, AMC+, and AMC Anime. Current official Vodafone pages present Vodafone TV as a multi-device entertainment service with more than 100 channels, thousands of on-demand titles, optional partner services, and sports and other themed packs. The product continues as a Vodafone offering in Spain; the supplied materials do not establish a separate founding company, founder, headquarters, or dedicated executive team.

• Vodafone announces mobile television service

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• Digital+ Móvil distribution agreement

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• Gol Televisión added to mobile offer

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• ADSL offer with Gol Televisión announced

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• Vodafone announces offer to acquire Ono

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• Yomvi multi-device agreement

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• Netflix added and Ono TV renamed

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• 4K decoder announced

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• HBO España added to the offer

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• Television offer renewed

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• Familyfans and Familylovers made available

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• Channel lineup changes

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A pay-TV and entertainment service bundled with or added to Vodafone connectivity plans in Spain, offering live channels, on-demand programming, partner streaming services, and viewing across multiple device types.

• Vodafone TV packages

  Television packages combining live channels and on-demand programming; the official page advertises more than 100 channels and thousands of on-demand titles.

• Vodafone TV 4K decoder

  A 4K decoder identified in the supplied history and referenced on Vodafone’s television page.

• Pack Deportes

  A sports add-on whose official page describes LALIGA HYPERMOTION, Eurosport 1 and 2, and other sports programming.

• AMC+ through Vodafone TV

  A partner streaming subscription that can be added through Vodafone TV, with billing and activation tied to the selected Vodafone offer.

• Reported channel lineup adjustmentOther

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