Yettel has not yet included N1 and Nova in its offerings, although it has announced that it will do so by the end of June.

The cable operator Yettel announced at the end of May, in discussions with its users on social media, that it would include N1 and Nova in its offering by the end of June.

June has passed, and N1 and Nova are still not available in the offering of the cable operator Yettel – even though this company set its own deadline for the end of last month.

The cable operator Yettel announced at the end of May, in discussions with its users on social media, that it would include N1 and Nova in its offering by the end of June.

This did not happen.

To remind, SBB changed its ownership structure on April 3 and signed a contract with e& PPF Telecom Group, which also owns Yettel, but the channels N1 and Nova have not been included in the offering of that operator, even though it was expected that this would happen right from the start, and although N1, as is the case every time there are major events during a social crisis, is the most-watched TV channel.

To remind – since the change in ownership structure, SBB has included 45 new channels in its offering, while during this time Yettel has not included United Media channels in its offering.

Throughout May, Yettel informed users on social media that "the modernization of the TV platform is underway," with completion expected by the end of June.

And – on the upgraded platform, users will have access to "more informative, entertainment, and movie content, which includes 19 channels from United Media, as well as N1 and Nova S."

At the end of June, the editorial staff of N1 again officially reached out to Yettel with questions about why United Media channels have not yet been included in the offering of this operator, but we have not received a response, as was the case previously.

Source: N1