The TF1+ catalog is expanding with programs from the Franco-German channel Arte.
The free streaming platform will thus offer thousands of new contents, from documentaries to series, including concerts.
News on the TF1+ offer. The programs of the Franco-German public channel Arte will be available from October on the free streaming platform of TF1, which is thus intensifying its policy of distributing external content, the private channel announced on Tuesday.
“This new partnership will allow TF1+ to enrich its catalogue with the aggregation of attractive third-party content (…) and Arte to benefit from TF1+’s powerful audiences and its massive distribution in homes”TF1 said in a press release on Tuesday.
Thousands of documentaries, series, films, concerts…
TF1+ users will thus benefit from the entire Arte.TV offering: thousands of programs (documentaries, series, films, magazines and concerts, etc.) will be available for free streaming.
In addition to the agreement with Arte, TF1 announced another similar one with A&E Television Network (AETN), a “American television group, a benchmark in the field of documentaries”. “With this agreement, the platform will have more than 700 hours of documentary programs in various genres”including for example emissions The extreme convoy And Ghosts Hunters.
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“We are particularly proud of these partnerships which strengthen our aggregation strategy” and testify “of our strong ambition for our platform”commented TF1 Group CEO Rodolphe Belmer. Launched in January as a free alternative to paid streaming platforms such as Netflix, TF1+ claims 4 million daily users and 33 million monthly users.
