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V television now available on Bell Mobile TV, Fibe TV On Demand, Bell TV Online
MONTREAL, Nov. 22, 2012, 2012 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX) --
Top-rated programs like Un souper presque parfait, Et que ca sauté! and
Les Détestables available across all 4 screens
Bell today announced the launch
of V network on Bell Mobile TV, Bell Fibe TV On Demand and Bell TV Online, offering consumers 4-screen access to some of the most
popular French-language TV programming.
"With live and on-demand access to V's great French-language
programming, Bell TV just got better," said Wade Oosterman, President
of Bell Mobility and Bell Residential Services and Bell's Chief Brand
Officer. "Launching V across multiple TV platforms is the latest
example of Bell's commitment to deliver the best content to any screens
customers may choose."
Such popular V programs as Un souper presque parfait, Et que ca saute!
and Les Détestables are all now available on Bell Mobile TV, Fibe TV on
Demand and TV Online.
Bell TV: Pick a screen, fill it with goodness
With 28 channels, Bell Mobile TV also offers the widest range of mobile
TV programming in Canada, including live and on-demand news, sports,
entertainment and children's content. Bell Mobile TV is available for
$5 per month for 10 hours of viewing. Please visit Bell.ca/MobileTV.
Bell Fibe TV On Demand offers access to an extensive selection of the
hottest movies, TV programs and series on the most popular TV channels,
such as CTV, CTV Two, Disney Junior, HGTV, HBO, The Movie Network and
AMC. Please visit Bell.ca/FibeOnDemand.
Bell TV Online enables customers to watch channels included in their
Bell TV subscription online anywhere in Canada. Please visit Bell.ca/TVOnline.
About Bell
Headquartered in Montréal since 1880, Bell offers Bell Mobility
wireless, Bell TV, Bell Internet, Bell Home Phone and Bell Business
Markets services across Canada, and is wholly owned by BCE Inc. (TSX,
NYSE: BCE). Bell Media is Canada's premier multimedia company with
leading assets in television, radio and digital media. To learn more,
please visit Bell.ca.
Bell is committed to promoting Canadian mental health through the Bell
Let's Talk anti-stigma campaign and unprecedented financial support for
community care, research and workplace best practices. To learn more,
please visit Bell.ca/LetsTalk.
SOURCE: BELL CANADA
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SOURCE: BELL CANADA
Marie-Ève Francoeur Bell Media Relations 514 391-5263
marie-eve.francoeur@bell.ca @Bell_News
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