Streaming? More like a flood now

This week MTN made its latest streaming move with an announcement by eMedia that it will launch an online viewing platform

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08 August 2021 – 00:07 ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK

The launch of two new streaming options for South African consumers represents yet another leap for the streaming revolution in SA.

Coming amid cinema chain Ster-Kinekor’s financial woes, the arrival of more competitors for consumer attention reaffirms the online entertainment shift…

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