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Release date
November 2019
Region
Europe
Survey time period
December 2019
Supplementary notes
The source defines the concept of a TV channel established in one country as follows:
- The TV channel broadcasts in the targeted country’s main language(s) (dubbing or sub-titling).
- The TV channel licence explicitly mentions the targeted country.
- The TV channel has offices in the targeted country, implying there may be advertising sales and/or local production.
This table includes extra-European channels available in Europe.
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