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Fetch TV, Paramount Australia expand partnership with new channels

Fetch TV and Paramount Australia have announced an extension to their channel partnership, introducing two new genre-based music channels, MTV 90s and MTV 00s, to their lineup. As part of the agreement, MTV Classic will be rebranded as MTV 80s. The existing lineup will continue to include MTV, MTV Hits, Club MTV, CMT, Nick, Nick Jr., and Nick Music, bringing the total number of channels from Paramount Australia on Fetch TV to ten.

Fetch TV and Paramount have also collaborated to enhance the children's content offering on Fetch, with a newly rebranded “Nick” channel providing all-day Nickelodeon entertainment for 5-12 year olds. The Nick Jr. channel will continue to broadcast entertainment for preschool kids.

For Fetch TV subscribers that means they can watch the Paramount channels live, on TV or on the Fetch Mobi App, and can use the “start over” feature for the majority of linear channel programs. All Paramount channels are available in the 50 channel Fetch Ultimate pack for $20 per month, and also across the Vibe, Variety and Kids packs, each for only $6 per month.

Sam Hall, Chief Content and Commercial Officer of Fetch TV, expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership, stating, "We are delighted to work with the Paramount’s music masters at MTV to enhance our music line up with dedicated decade channels bringing better music choice to the Fetch audience."

Daniel Monaghan, Senior Vice President, Content and Programming Paramount Australia, also commented on the partnership, saying, "This partnership with Fetch gives Australian audiences more ways to watch our music and children’s content with easy access to iconic brands and franchises including MTV and Nickelodeon."

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