By Apurva Chaudhary & Vikas SN Update: Mobile value added services company DigiVive has partnered with National Geographic Channel to stream its shows on nexGTv. The financial details of the partnership have not been disclosed. As a part of the deal, DigiVive will be able to stream shows such as Taboo, Megastructures, Air Crash Investigation, among others. The channel will be included as a part of existing subscription package that one has opted for. nexGTv currently offers native apps for Android, iOS, Symbian and BlackBerry mobile platforms. Alternatively, users can also download the app by sending a SMS ‘MYTV’ to 58888. In July 2013, DigiVive secured live and on demand mobile streaming rights for the upcoming India Zimbabwe cricket series from the sports media firm Seven3Sports, which in turn had received it from the master distributor Taj Sports. In March 2013, nexGTv had partnered Times Internet to secure non-exclusive mobile TV rights for IPL 2013. It had partnered with ESPN STAR Sports in September 2012, to secure mobile streaming rights for ICC World Cup T20. Last month, the company had also secured mobile streaming and video on demand rights for the India, West India and Sri Lanka tri-series from Taj TV. The company claims to have tie-ups with telcos and device makers including Airtel, Vodafone, Idea, BSNL, MTNL, MTS, Videocon, Zen Mobile, Karbonn and Pental Mobiles among others. The company also claims to have 14 million users at present, a significant growth from 9 million users in March 2013. **** Earlier: Online video streaming service Spuul.com has inked a tie up with Star TV India to stream Star Plus shows 30 minutes…
