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Movistar and O2 customers in Spain are reporting mobile coverage problems, and users of Digi, which runs on the Movistar network, say they are affected too. The disruption is drawing complaints as customers report dropped service, with no clear timeline yet for a fix from Telefónica.
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Valencia Basket face Baskonia in a European basketball fixture drawing attention in Spain. The match marks the return of TJ Shorts and the first European home night for Xavi Albert, with the game broadcast on Movistar Plus. Fans are following both storylines as Valencia look to make their mark at home.
- 3Telefónica lets fans pick Jorge Drexler's setlist live at Movistar Arena▼Telefónica deploys technology at the Movistar Arena with Jorge Drexler, enabling fans to choose songs live
Telefónica has deployed interactive technology at Madrid's Movistar Arena for Jorge Drexler's concert, allowing the audience to vote on which songs he performs in real time during the show. The initiative showcases the company's connectivity and fan-engagement capabilities while giving concertgoers a direct role in shaping the live experience of the Uruguayan singer's performance.
- 4Mubi Takes Global Rights to 'La Mesías' and 'Riot Police'▼Mubi Takes Global on Los Javis ‘La Mesías’ and Rodrigo Sorogoyen’s ‘Riot Police’ as Movistar Plus Rolls Out Iconic Hits Around the World (EXCLUSIVE)
Mubi has acquired global distribution rights to Spanish titles including Los Javis' 'La Mesías' and Rodrigo Sorogoyen's 'Riot Police', in a deal announced as Movistar Plus pushes its catalogue of iconic hits to international audiences. The agreement marks a significant international rollout for acclaimed Spanish television, extending the reach of two of Spain's most prominent creators beyond the domestic and European markets.
- 5Los Javis' 'La Mesias' and Sorogoyen's 'Riot Police' Lead Movistar Sales●Los Javis' 'La Mesias,' Sorogoyen's Riot Police' Head Movistar Sales
New titles from Spanish creators Los Javis ('La Mesias') and Rodrigo Sorogoyen ('Riot Police') are heading international sales for Movistar Plus+, according to Variety. The projects, from two of Spain's most prominent filmmaking teams, are being positioned for wider distribution, drawing attention to the continued global reach of Spanish television and film production.