Orange France launches 'Pickle' multi-screen content bundle for 15-35 target audience

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Orange France launches 'Pickle' multi-screen content bundle for 15-35 target audience

Orange France has started marketing a new pay-TV bundle, named ‘Pickle’, designed for the 15-35 year old target audience. Priced at EUR 4.99 per month, the subscription gives access to ad-free multi-screen TV and premium video content including Vivendi’s Studio+ and Webedia’s new ‘ES1’ channel dedicated to eSport. The entertainment-focused package also offers several thematic channels (Game One, OKLM, Clubbing TV, Manga One and Spicee), as well as all episodes from ‘South Park’ and a new series from internet video platform Golden Moustache.

‘Pickle’ is offered with no minimum contract and all new subscribers currently benefit from the first month free of charge, increasing to six months for Orange Open customers. 

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