 Sky On Demand Final Logo | |
Type of site | Video on demand |
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| Dissolved | September 1, 2020; 5 years ago (2020-09-01) |
| Successor | iWantTFC |
| Area served | Philippines |
| Owner | Sky Cable Corporation |
| URL | Archived official website at theWayback Machine (archived 2020-08-26) |
| Registration | Subscription toSky Cable, Sky Broadband,Sky Direct Postpaid or Sky Fiber is required. |
| Launched | August 13, 2015; 10 years ago (2015-08-13) |
| Current status | Defunct |
Sky On Demand was avideo on demand service exclusively available toSky Cable subscribers in thePhilippines. It was owned and operated bySky Cable Corporation, a subsidiary ofABS-CBN Corporation. It allowed users who were subscribed to eitherSky Cable, Sky Broadband,Sky Direct Postpaid or Sky Fiber to watched on demand contents from many pan-regional television channels such asABS-CBN,S+A,ANC,DZMM TeleRadyo,Liga,Metro Channel,Knowledge Channel,Myx,O Shopping,CNA,Solar Sports,Basketball TV,Jack TV,Al Jazeera,Disney Channel,History Channel,National Geographic,FYI,Channel V,MTV,CNBC,AXN,Asian Food Channel,WarnerTV,TVE Internacional andTVBS-Asia, as well as a wide array of foreign and local TV shows and movies fromStar Cinema,Paramount Pictures,NBCUniversal,Regal Films, andViva Films.[1][2]
Users accessed Sky On Demand contents through either the website interface, the Sky On DemandIPTVset-top box connected to Sky Broadband & Sky Fiber or through its mobile app available foriOS andAndroid devices connected to any Internet Providers. The Sky On Demand mobile app can also be accessed through other internet service providers or through WiFi with reduced number of contents.
The multi-screen capability of Sky On Demand allow subscribers to choose which gadget they prefer to watch the contents of Sky. Apart from the multi-screen capability, Sky On Demand had advanced features such as tailor-fit recommendations on what to watch and a resume capability of partially watched programs. The service also creates customized playlists for favorite episodes and movies, and for partially watched videos.[3]
On September 1, 2020, Sky On Demand ceased operations in several platforms along with iWant. The streaming service was replaced byiWantTFC.
