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Telewest commences 'Teleport' VOD rollout
Published Thursday, Jun 30 2005, 16:00 BST | By Neil Wilkes

'Teleport' officially launched today to some 26,000 customers in Cheltenham and Gloucester following the soft launch of a movies-on-demand service in Bristol in January.
Initial VOD offerings include:
- Teleport Movies: around 200 current and library films from FilmFlex, costing between £2 and £3.50 for a 24-hour rental period
- Teleport Replay: a second chance to catch popular programmes from the previous week, such as EastEnders and Casualty
- Teleport Life: specialist interest programmes
- Teleport TV (soon): classic BBC series such as French and Saunders and Waking the Dead, plus music videos on a subscription basis
"Teleport has arrived and it's genuinely going to change the way people watch TV," declared Eric Tveter, Telewest president and chief operating officer. "The schedule normally dictates viewing, but our customers will have the choice and convenience of a service they can tailor - it's TV on their terms."
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