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Nick+ to Launch in Japan on Rakuten TV
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ViacomCBS Networks International (VCNI) and Rakuten Group have entered into a wide-ranging long-term agreement, which includes the launch of Nick+ on the Rakuten TV on-demand platform in Japan.
The partnership will see Nick+, Nickelodeon’s kids’ streaming service, launch on Rakuten’s VOD platform Rakuten TV in Japan on April 28, covering mobile, STB/dongle, web and smart TV devices. It brings with it such shows as
SpongeBob SquarePants, PAW Patrol,
Blaze and the Monster Machines,
Bubble Guppies,
Deer Squad,
Thundermans and more.
The partnership also includes the creation of a dedicated Nickelodeon zone on Japan’s leading e-commerce platform, Rakuten Ichiba. Showcasing a collection of select Nickelodeon products from multiple merchants, Japanese audiences will be able to easily purchase products featuring some of the brand’s most beloved characters from iconic franchises such as
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TOKYO Rakuten Mobile, Inc. today announced that the total cumulative number of applications for the Rakuten UN-LIMIT service plan launched on April 8, 2020, has surpassed 3 million, as of today March 9, 2021.
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