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Channel 4 has signed off on a deal for this year's BB web streaming, according to C21 Media today.
Entriq, the broadband and mobile company which streams Big Brother in Norway and Sweden, will be responsible for providing live feeds from the house this summer.
Once again the feeds will be offered on a subscription basis - although pricing details have yet to be confirmed. Archive clips will also be available as part of the packages.
"The platform will enable us to offer a powerful new media pay opportunity that extends and adds significant value to the new Big Brother season," said Grant Keys, head of business development at Channel 4.
"The Entriq platform will enable us to offer a great service to Big Brother fans throughout the UK all summer."
Entriq, the broadband and mobile company which streams Big Brother in Norway and Sweden, will be responsible for providing live feeds from the house this summer.
Once again the feeds will be offered on a subscription basis - although pricing details have yet to be confirmed. Archive clips will also be available as part of the packages.
"The platform will enable us to offer a powerful new media pay opportunity that extends and adds significant value to the new Big Brother season," said Grant Keys, head of business development at Channel 4.
"The Entriq platform will enable us to offer a great service to Big Brother fans throughout the UK all summer."
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