Telstra's T-Box faces uncertain future

By Jared Lynch
Updated October 27 2014 - 7:23pm, first published 6:32pm
Foxtel - which is half owned by Telstra - is set to release a cheaper set-top box, which will carry its Presto subscription video demand service launched earlier this year.
Foxtel - which is half owned by Telstra - is set to release a cheaper set-top box, which will carry its Presto subscription video demand service launched earlier this year.
Even more disappointing for holders wanting to dispose of their Telstra holding, the share price traded above $5.57 for several weeks while the buyback was taking place.b
Even more disappointing for holders wanting to dispose of their Telstra holding, the share price traded above $5.57 for several weeks while the buyback was taking place.b
Foxtel - which is half owned by Telstra - is set to release a cheaper set-top box, which will carry its Presto subscription video demand service launched earlier this year.
Foxtel - which is half owned by Telstra - is set to release a cheaper set-top box, which will carry its Presto subscription video demand service launched earlier this year.
Foxtel - which is half owned by Telstra - is set to release a cheaper set-top box, which will carry its Presto subscription video demand service launched earlier this year.
Foxtel - which is half owned by Telstra - is set to release a cheaper set-top box, which will carry its Presto subscription video demand service launched earlier this year.
Even more disappointing for holders wanting to dispose of their Telstra holding, the share price traded above $5.57 for several weeks while the buyback was taking place.b
Even more disappointing for holders wanting to dispose of their Telstra holding, the share price traded above $5.57 for several weeks while the buyback was taking place.b
Foxtel - which is half owned by Telstra - is set to release a cheaper set-top box, which will carry its Presto subscription video demand service launched earlier this year.
Foxtel - which is half owned by Telstra - is set to release a cheaper set-top box, which will carry its Presto subscription video demand service launched earlier this year.
Even more disappointing for holders wanting to dispose of their Telstra holding, the share price traded above $5.57 for several weeks while the buyback was taking place.b
Even more disappointing for holders wanting to dispose of their Telstra holding, the share price traded above $5.57 for several weeks while the buyback was taking place.b

Analysts say its too early to know if Telstra's T-Box has been cast a lifeline after the company launched a partnership with Yahoo7 to offer Channel Seven shows on its personal video recorder and internet television device.

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