1 Gbit/s for customers anywhere on their network. In July 2010, they launched the 'eHub', Australia's first commercial IPTV product bundled with a set-top box capable of handling high-definition video with an onboard personal video recorder. TransACT is the naming rights sponsor of the TransACT Canberra Capitals, a Canberra team competing in the Women's National Basketball League (WNBL) from October to February each year. TransACT first sponsored the Capitals in 2000, when the new company was looking for a community partner. In November 2011, iiNet confirmed plans to acquire TransACT for $60m. At the time TransACT had about 40,000 customers throughout the ACT, Queanbeyan and regional Victoria, across the residential, business and government sectors, and had "total recurring annual revenue" of about $80 million and earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation of $17 million. It was also reported that the TransACT network consisted of 4,500 kilometres of broadband and 40,000 customers, including 50 lucrative contracts with government departments, that had cost $280 million to build over 10 years. Grapevine Grapevine is an internet service provider based in Canberra, Australia, wholly owned by TransACT. It provides dial-up and broadband ISP services, delivered across the TransACT fibre-optic broadband network. The company had its beginning in ActewAGL Net Connect, a wholly owned subsidiary of ActewAGL, that started in 2003. In April 2005, it was relaunched as Grapevine that was jointly owned by ActewAGL, the main utility company in the region, and TransACT until May 2010 when ActewAGL sold its share of Grapevine to TransACT. Channels TransACT defines a virtual channel order that groups channels by their content. Channels include Channelvision, Prime7, Channel Nine, WIN Television, Disney Channel, Disney Junior, Cartoon Network, Boomerang, MTV, MTV Dance, E!, Fashion TV, National Geographic Channel, Nat Geo People, Animal Planet, DMAX, TLC, Discovery Home and Health, Discovery Science, ESPN, Eurosport, Eurosportnews, BeIN Sports, TCM, CNN, BBC World News, CNBC, Bloomberg TV Australia, Channel NewsAsia, euronews, CCTV News, Al Jazeera, euronews, CCTV-4, Zee TV, Zee News, Zee Cinema, Wion Tv, Federal Parliament – House Of Representatives, Federal Parliament – Senate, Federal Parliament – Committees, EWTN, Australian Christian Channel, ERT World, RTPi, TV5Monde, Deutsche Welle TV, ABC On Demand, Movies On Demand, Sports On Demand, Docos On Demand, Luxury On Demand and AdultShop On Demand. See also Subscription television in Australia References External links TransACT homepage Neighbourhood Cable homepage Grapevine homepage ActewAGL homepage Australian subscription television services Companies