TF1+


TF1+ is a French streaming and video-on-demand platform, launched by the TF1 Group on 8 January 2024, succeeding MyTF1. The service allows live viewing of TF1, TMC, TFX, TF1 Séries Films and LCI channels as well as some online channels financed by advertising and the L'Équipe channel and its catch-up TV content.

Description

TF1+ is an online video platform from the TF1 group operating the MyTF1 video content streaming service. Funded by advertising, the TF1+ service is accessible for free as well as through a paid subscription with less systematic advertising.
The platform uses the Synchro tool as its content recommendation algorithm, which is specifically designed for group viewing, particularly for families.

History

In 1996, the TF1 Group launched the TF1 channel website. In 2006, it created the online video platform WAT, aimed at 15-34 year olds. Over the following decades, the Group developed various products and services allowing its information and entertainment programs to be consumed live or on a non-linear basis.

TF1 Vision

At the end of 2005, TF1 offered internet users residing in France the opportunity to watch or rewatch some of its programs via the TF1 Vision service. Internet users whose IP address is geolocated outside of France cannot directly access these videos.

MyTF1

The MyTF1 brand existed from September 2011 to January 2024, MyTF1 News existed from 4 November 2009 until 29 August 2016 and MyTF1 VOD from 2011 to 2020.
In May 2012, TF1 clarified its strategy on tablets and mobile devices by launching an advertising check-in application. This represents a major step forward for the channel in the area of social television. At the beginning of 2013, TF1 continued its development with the MyTF1 Connect service. This extends the viewer's experience by offering additional content during the broadcast. It is used in particular for shows like The Voice France.
In 2013, TF1 News was renamed MyTF1 News.
On Tuesday, 19 May 2015, in a press release, the Group announced a new plan for their site including TF1, TMC, NT1 and HD1, the group's 4 free-to-air channels. This change took place on Tuesday, 26 May 2015. LCI became free-to-air on 5 April 2016 with the complete switch to HD DTT, including on MyTF1.
MyTF1 Xtra was launched on 1 September 2015. This new service is the successor to the video platform called Wat.tv, created by the TF1 Group and closed since 17 February 2016. It offers series and old shows. In February 2017, MyTF1 Xtra added a daily esports show called Trash Talk in partnership with Eclypsia. The Xtra brand disappeared in 2017 and MyTF1 continued to add on-demand content to the platform.
On 29 August 2016, MyTF1 News merged with Metronews and became LCI.FR, creating a unified multi-platform brand. On January 24, 2022, LCI.fr became TF1 info.
In 2017, the TF1 Group suspended the broadcast of certain MyTF1 services on SFR TV and Canal. The SFR TV suspension lasted from 29 July 2017 to 7 November 2017. The Canal suspension lasted from 1 November 2017 until November 2018.

TF1+

On 13 November 2023, TF1 Group announced the launch of TF1+ for 8 January 2024, destined to gradually replace MyTF1. The goal is to recapture part of the 25-49 age group, which is of particular interest to advertisers. TF1 indicates that it wants to offer a free platform whose economic model relies on advertising to differentiate itself from American platforms such as Netflix and Amazon Prime Video.
In April 2024, TF1 group indicated that it was observing a 20% increase in the number of annual unique visitors compared to MyTF1.

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Channels

TF1 Group channels

In addition to content on the tf1.fr portal, the platform offers digital livestreams of the following channels owned by TF1 Group:
At the same time, it offers linear digital channels from other content providers that have partnered with TF1 Group:
TF1+ also has a list of FAST channels that are broadcast on the platform

Current

TF1+'s current free ad-supported streaming television channels are listed on its Web site. Channels include:
FAST Channel NameAbout
Tomorrow Is Ours Episodes from the series.
Where It All Begins Episodes from the series.
Life Is Beautiful, Even More Beautiful Episodes from the series.
Comedy Fiction Various Fictional Comedy shows.
No Secrets Between Us Episodes from the series.
Sing! Episodes from the series.
Under The Sun Episodes from the series.
Lightning Episodes from the series.
Camping Heaven Episodes from the series.
Our Dear Neighbors Episodes from the series.
Josephine, Guardian Angel Episodes from the series.
The Mysteries of Love Episodes from the series.
Foster Family Episodes from the series.
Les Bracelets rouges Episodes from the French series.
I Promise You Episodes from the series.
Balthazar Episodes from the series.
Investigation Unit Episodes from the series.
Alice Nevers: The Judge is a Woman Episodes from the series.
In Love With Berlin Episodes of the French airing for the series.
Naruto; French dub Episodes from the French dub of the series.
Palmashow TV Episodes from the series.
Moms & Celebrities Episodes from the series.
Star Academy France 2001–2008 Episodes from different seasons of the French version of the show from 2001 to 2008.
The Villa of Broken Hearts Episodes from different seasons of the show.
François Damiens' hidden cameras Various content starring François Damiens.
Dancing with the Stars France Episodes from different seasons of the French version of the show.
Lolywood TV Episodes from the series.
Ushuaïa TV For ChangeNature Documentaries
Secret Story France Episodes from different seasons of the French version of the show.
The Masked Singer France Episodes from different seasons of the French version of the show.
Supernanny France Episodes from different seasons of the French version of the show.
Baby Boom Episodes from the series.
The Tossers Episodes from the series.
Restaurants of Love Episodes from the series.
PJ Masks; French dub Episodes from the French dub of the series.
Mighty Express; French dub Episodes from the French dub of the series.
Cry Babies BFFEpisodes from the series.
Cédric' Episodes from the series.

Services

TF1 Info

TF1 Info is the news service of TF1.

History of TF1 Info

TF1's news website has existed since 1998 but was called infos.tf1.fr. It then took the name LCI.fr in June 2000, referencing the group's news channel, then TF1 News in 2009 and MyTF1 News on 24 February 2013, and finally TF1 INFO since 24 January 2022.

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MYTF1 VOD

MyTF1 VOD is the former video-on-demand service offered by the TF1 Group. This site was available from 15 November 2005 to 21 July 2020 on the Internet and from Internet service providers Free, Bouygues Telecom and Numericable via connected TV. In Belgium, MyTF1 VOD was available on Proximus TV but under the name TF1 Vision with a very limited catalogue.

Description

The MyTF1 VOD internet video-on-demand service was launched on 15 November 2005. It was produced by the video subsidiary of the TF1 Group, TF1 Video.

Market

Since its inception, the French video-on-demand market has remained extremely competitive. TF1 Vision was headed by Pascal Lechevallier, who is also the development director of TF1 Video.

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TF1+ Premium

TF1+ Premium is a paid service considered an extended version of TF1+. It was launched on 23 November 2021. This service offers an ad-free version, in Full HD, a 30-day extension of TF1 group programs and availability within the European Union.
At the end of 2022, MyTF1 Max was expanded with live program broadcasts available exclusively to subscribers, namely certain matches of the 2021 Women's Rugby World Cup and the 24/7 livestream feed of Star Academy 10.
On 8 January 2024, MyTF1 Max became TF1+ Premium.

Broadcasts, platforms and apps

MyTF1 is available on Bouygues Telecom's BBox, Orange TV, Freebox TV and SFR TV. This service gives access to the entire TF1 universe and allows you to watch a wide selection of programs for free and access the video-on-demand offer of MyTF1 VOD. Numerous services complement this offering in all areas. MyTF1 is also available on mobile, tablet and as a computer application. The service is also available on Canal and Canal+ set-top boxes.
MyTF1 VOD was the most widely distributed platform on the market, accessible from most ISPs, on iOS and Google Play. The platform was also the first to launch PREMIUM VOD, with the biggest American series, broadcast simultaneously with their broadcast in the United States.