Foxtel unveils ‘triple play’ bundle as streaming and subscriber competition heats up

Foxtel has unveiled its new ‘triple play’ bundling of TV, home phone and internet services in a single package in partnership with Telstra, as the subscription TV giant makes a play to widen its subscriber base.foxtellogo

The move comes as a number of new video streaming services have begun entering the market such as Stan and Fetch TV, as well as the highly anticipated entry of US streaming giant Netflix this year.

The move will see Foxtel customers able to use a single subscription for TV, broadband and home phone in partnership with Telstra, which owns 50 per cent of the cable company. News Corp owns the other fifty per cent.

Basic packages start at $90 per month for access to 43 channels, standard home phone and 50 gigabytes of broadband data, with 100GB, 200GB and 500GB plans priced at $95, $105 and $125 respectively. Customers can also scale up the number of channels they subscribe to.

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