Televisa in deal with Telemundo
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Grupo Televisa, Mexico’s largest broadcaster, agreed to distribute content from NBC Universal’s Telemundo Group Inc. on wireless devices.
Original content from Telemundo, which caters to Spanish-language viewers in the U.S., will be distributed through Televisa websites and mobile services, Televisa said.
The agreement was the latest between the two broadcasters. In March, Televisa agreed to air Telemundo content on its broadcast and pay-TV services.
Monday’s announcement didn’t include the agreement’s specific financial terms.
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