Fetch TV News

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  Fetch TV Creates New Virtual Channels for Easier Free to Air TV Catch Up

  Blurring the lines between streaming and scheduled television, Fetch TV’s new “virtual” TV channels combine the discovery element of a guide-based schedule with the convenience of on-demand streaming, in an Australian first.
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  Get unlimited data with Fetch TV from iPrimus

  Fetch TV is now available on iPrimus. Get unlimited data and a Fetch Mini bundled at an attractive price. A phone line is also included.
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  Fetch TV Expands Content Lineup with Discovery Channel and TLC

  Fetch TV announces the inclusion of Discovery Channel in their Knowledge Pack and TLC in their Variety Pack, respectively. Meanwhile, both channels will be included in the Fetch Ultimate Pack.
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  Fetch Caters to Sports Fans with Special Interest Packs

  Fetch offers premium channel packs at only $6/month, covering a wide range of entertainment needs. And if you’re a sports fan, the special interest packs available from Fetch will surely catch your eye.
• Enjoy Global Entertainment with the Fetch World Packages

  If you're looking for channels that aren’t usually included in a Pay TV subscription, you might just need to get your hands on the Fetch World Packages.
• Fetch “brings it” with multimillion-dollar TV marketing strategy

  Fetch, a worthy alternative to giant Foxtel, is currently going through a rebranding period. The pay TV service plans to spend around $10 million in the next months to raise consumer awareness.
• Presto Is Now Available on Fetch TV

  If you’re a Fetch TV subscriber, it’s now easier than ever to stream your favourite content. Presto is now available on the Gen 3 (Mighty) Fetch TV PVR, and will be introduced on Gen 2 PVRs in early July. Presto joins similar services Stan and Netflix that were already available on Fetch.
• Fetch TV Has a New Ratings App

  Fetch TV is getting serious about analyzing consumer behaviour in Australia. The IPTV service recently created a new mobile ratings app that tracks TV viewing across 250,000 set top boxes and provides live data about what users are watching.
• Fetch TV snares Netflix

  Fetch TV beats other Australian pay TV providers, becoming the first to integrate the American streaming media service Netflix.
• Fetch TV improves its Entertainment Pack

  Since early February, Fetch TV added 7 premium channels to its entertainment Pack.
• Fetch TV and M2 Telecommunications team-up in pay TV deal