Blim, Televisa's new SVOD service, includes 300 hours of TVE content in its offer

The new video-on-demand service from the Televisa group has a catalog specially designed to satisfy the tastes of audiences throughout Latin America.

Starting this month, users of Blim, the new video on demand service for Latin America from the Televisa group, will be able to enjoy more than 300 hours of RTVE content, including series, movies, documentaries and content for children and the whole family.

RTVE has signed an agreement with Blim that includes the transfer of rights to 18 of its best fiction series. The agreement contemplates the exclusive transfer for Latin America of the rights of Charles, King Emperor y The Ministry of Time. Also included are fictions such as The Mysteries of Laura, The Lady, Tell me how it happened, Heirs e Isabel, among others.

"This new window that blim offers us will allow RTVE to give even more visibility and projection to our productions. Millions of viewers throughout the American continent will be able to enjoy our content with the best viewing quality," comments Rafael Bardem, deputy director of Program Sales at RTVE.

"For Blim it is essential to offer high quality content produced in Spanish such as that of RTVE. We are very happy to have two of its best series exclusively: Charles, King Emperor y The Ministry of Time, which gives us the opportunity to offer variety in genres and for all tastes,” comments Carlos Sandoval, general director of Blim.

The new SVOD platform, with a catalog specially designed to satisfy the taste of the public throughout Latin America, is very easy to use from any device with Internet access, such as computers, mobile phones and tablets, and is compatible with iOS and Android operating systems. All content is in the original production language, in addition to the option of dubbing and subtitles in Spanish.