Everything about Canal Group totally explained
Canal Plus Group (
Canal+) is a
French film and
television studio and distributor. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of
Vivendi and has a film library in excess of 5,000 films. Vivendi has sold some parts of Canal Plus to private investors which are still using the name of Canal Plus. It is headquartered in
Issy-les-Moulineaux, in the suburbs of
Paris.
Corporate divisions
Canal+
In the Netherlands, Poland, France and Spain the flagship product is a television channel, Canal+. The channel is encrypted for most of the day (except in Spain); viewers who wish to watch the channel's more popular programming (new-release movies and live sport) must subscribe to the service. Previously this involved the hire of a decoder to decrypt the signal, but increasingly Canal+ is being offered as part of a multi-channel satellite or cable television package (known as CanalSat[previouslyCanal Satellite]in France, Cyfra+ in Poland and Digital+ in Spain).
Canal Plus came to the Nordic countries in 1997, acquiring the two
FilmNet-channels and renaming them. The Nordic part was sold in October 2003 and the Canal+ brand is since then used with license.
StudioCanal
CanalSat
Formerly Canal Satellite Numérique, a pay
satellite and
ADSL television distributor (as CanalSAT DSL).
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