It looks like the end of the road for Salto, the French streamer backed by the country’s major broadcasters. Media outlets in France are reporting the troubled SVOD service – a joint venture of TF1…
and France Télévisions – will be closed on Friday. The two-year-old streamer has failed to take off with audiences and its subscriber base lags way behind rivals such as Netflix.World Cup Ratings: Epic Final Sets All-Time Viewing Record In France
A report on local media site Puremedia claims a Spanish company named Agile had explored a takeover but could not come to an agreement with shareholders.
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