Beeline Company introduces new opportunities for watching IPTV in framework of cooperation with CTV

Beeline Company introduces new opportunities for watching IPTV in the framework of cooperation with CTV. All Beeline customers that have Internet access will be able to watch IP TV anywhere and with any gadget within the framework of the cooperation. 

CTV service will be available for Beeline customers from December 22, 2015. As the press-service of the company informed ArmInfo, Digital IP TV service cost starts from AMD 3800 for a year subscription: it includes 60 TV channels. The tariff plan that gives the opportunity to watch 8 HD TV with 3 gadgets and 82 TV channels starts from AMD 4800 monthly. The tariff plans include the most demanded and high rating channels. 
According to the source, CTV offers 82 TV channels, Catch UP (watching of previous 48 hour range programs) Restart (re-watching of any program) and other widespread functions. 

Beeline is happy to inform that with the help of cooperation with CTV, high-quality TV has become available for all our Internet customers around the country. I would like to specifically highlight the fact that the new joint product doesn't require extraordinary Internet speed, which makes this offer very attractive, easy and comfortable alongside with the available price: It gives the opportunity to have a full IP TV in places where our Internet is available'', said Beeline Armenia CEO Andrey Pyatakhin.

Director of CTV Shant Qaramyan in his turn expressed assurance that the joint product will have success among all the Beeline subscribers, at the same time noting that due to modern technological decisions the companies will be able to provide high-quality services of interactive television on the whole territory of Armenia.  
To recall, ArmenTel CJSC (Beeline brand) is a member of VimpelCom Group.  VimpelCom is one of the world's largest integrated telecommunications services operators providing voice and data services through a range of traditional and broadband mobile and fixed technologies in Russia, Italy, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Armenia, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Algeria, Bangladesh, Pakistan and Zimbabwe.