Let's just remember this when the deal was first announced...

Let's just remember this when the deal was first announced (reference below is from June 2017):

SOL TELECOM

Sol Telecom have now chosen their brand for their OTT service, to be provided by the TV2U team, and will be named "SolGO". The team showcased the SolGO app and content service at the Abrint ISP event in Sao Paulo over the past two weeks, with the TV2U platform at the forefront of the new Brazilian OTT Trade Association that will be launched very shortly.

SOL CEO Janio Cesar de Medeiros commented:
"The response to our showcase in the past two weeks has been phenomenal. At this point we can say without doubt that the vision behind this business and the approach to OTT for Brazil is going to be very substantial.

With over 300 ISPs already expressing their commitment to the Association, we envision to drive millions of subscribers to take up these services."

This commentary further endorses SOL Telecom's recent updated contract amendment (1 June 2017) whereby minimum subscribers and minimum OTT Operators has been formalised for the initial first five years. All these subscribers will have access to the TV2U OTT platform, which offers OTT services to the subscribers on the back of this successful showcase campaign.

An example of the SolGO app experience will be added to the TV2U website shortly.

TV2U's services in Brazil will roll out from this point with new content packages being made available throughout the remainder of this year, as additional content deals are finalised.
The breadth of available content for the OTT model that TV2U provides in Brazil will be far beyond anything currently seen in that market, with an unprecedented offering of:
- Over 200 live TV channels;
- Catch up TV facility;
- Premium movies that can be purchased from as little as a few weeks after their cinematic release;
- Extensive library of movies to cater for every individual taste, across a wide range of genres;
- Further content may also be added in the future to cover "Pay per View" events, for example to cover key live sporting events.