Openview is operated by Platco Digital, part of the eMedia Group that operates commercial channel e-tv.
The operator said that other bouquets will be added in the near future. Ultraview will follow up the launch of Pride with the adult-sounding Spice bouquet, which will also consist of two channels. Subscriptions to Ultraview can be cancelled at any time. Pride will be available to South Africans for ZAR74.99 a month.įirst-time users will have the option of a three-day free trial. Shows include Being Bebe, Call Me Mother, Gogo for the Gold and Hot Haus season 2, which Openview says will premiere on the new service.įUSE offers a range of movies, documentaries and competition shows, including original series Sex Sells and Big Freedia. The former features a range of LGNBTQI series, reality and factual programmes along with OUT originals. The service comprises channels OUTtv and FUSE. Ultraview will launch the Pride bouquet on Monday. The service will enable viewers to see additional bouquets of content for a variety of monthly subscriptions. South Africa’s free-to-air satellite broadcaster Openview is to launch a satellite-based pay TV service branded Ultraview that will kick off with a two-channel LGBTQI-themed bouquet.
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