Deutsche Telekom To Offer Customers Unlimited Mobile Streaming From April 19

German telecom Deutsche Telekom will "offer its mobile customers the possibility to use music and video streaming services from selected partners without reducing the high-speed data volume included in their tariffs" from April 19, according to Jörn Krieger of BROADBAND TV NEWS. Deutsche Telekom Consumer Business Managing Dir Michael Hagspihl said that with the "radical step," the company wants to "revolutionise the German mobile market." He added that with StreamOn, customers can stream movies, series, sports or music "without having to be afraid of data throttling kicking in" and do not have to look for the next Wi-Fi hotspot to "prevent their data contingent from being used up." In the video area, the current partners include Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, YouTube, Sky Go, ARD/ZDF’s youth service “funk,” ZDF, 7TV (ProSiebenSat.1), Spiegel TV, Entertain TV, Telekom Basketball and Telekom Eishockey (BROADBAND TV NEWS, 4/4).