Netflix and TF1 Kick Off Landmark Streaming-Broadcast Tie-Up in France

By Elsa Keslassy

Elsa Keslassy

International Correspondent

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A year after sending shockwaves through the television industry with news of their unexpected alliance, France’s TF1 Group and Netflix are now officially launching their landmark distribution partnership.

Starting June 19, Netflix subscribers in France will be able to access content from TF1+, the VOD service of the country’s largest commercial network, directly within the platform, at no extra cost to their existing subscription.

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