Telekom drops N1 and Nova from Total TV – here’s how you can still watch us

However, all viewers who followed us on that platform can continue watching through EON. N1 and Nova are part of the basic package available to all users, regardless of whether they’re connected to the SBB network or not. All you need is an internet connection – from any provider.

For users outside the SBB network, there are three EON packages available – Light, Full, and Premium – all of which include our channels. You can watch via the app on your smart devices or by purchasing the EON Smart Box. Users can also choose between signing a contract or using a prepaid option. Special offers are available for new users.

If SBB is available at your address, accessing N1 and Nova is even easier – just choose the package that best suits your needs. About ten days ago, following a change in SBB’s ownership structure, our channels were moved to new positions: Nova is now on position 8, and N1 is on position 10.

This change in ownership is also expected to bring another important update – the addition of N1 and Nova to Yettel’s cable network. The e&PPF Telecom Group, which owns both Yettel and SBB, has secured exclusive distribution rights for the United Media channels in Serbia across all its networks. This means Yettel has the ability to immediately provide access to these channels for its entire user base.

Despite this and the clear and ongoing public demand for N1 and Nova to be included in Yettel’s offering, that step still hasn’t been taken. We stress that any further delay raises serious concerns and suggests unjustified denial of access to independent media – which is especially troubling given the increasing pressure on media freedom in Serbia.

A reminder for our international audience – viewers in the diaspora can watch us through the Adria Telekom platform, which includes N1 and Nova S along with other regional channels. You can also watch our live stream in real time at n1nova.live