America Movil launches VoD service in Mexico

News Video Mexico 30 NOV 2012
America Movil launches VoD service in Mexico

America Movil, via its DLA unit, has launched video-on-demand services in Mexico. DLA will offer the service under the Clarovideo brand, El Universal reports. For a monthly fee of MXN 69, Clarovideo subscribers have access to movies, series, documentaries, music etc. The content is available at home as well as on the move via smartphones and tablets based on iOS and Android platforms.

America Movil already offers its Clarovideo video-on-demand service in Uruguay, Paraguay, Argentina and Colombia, and plans to gradually expand it across all its operations in Latin America.

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