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  2. Television in Armenia - Wikipedia

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    Armenia TV: Pan-Armenian Media Group: 1999 Shant TV: Shant TVR: 1994 H2: Prometevs: 1999 Yerkir Media: Husaber: 2004 A-TV: Pan-Armenian Media Group: 2009 FastSports: Fast Media: 2021 FastSports 1: Fast Media: 2021 FastSports 2: Fast Media: 2021 Armenian Business News: Armenian Business News: 2022 Azatutyun TV: Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty ...

  3. List of programs broadcast by Armenia TV and Armenia Premium

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    Toggle Current programming of Armenia TV subsection. 1.1 News and information. 1.2 Dramas. 1.3 Sitcoms. 1.4 Game shows. 1.5 Reality/other. 2 Former/reran programming ...

  4. Mass media in Armenia - Wikipedia

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    Cable TV has a limited range, while satellite TV is widespread in Yerevan. Three Armenian satellite channels – H1, Shant and Armenia – cater to Armenian communities in Europe and North America. [12] In the year 2008 TRBNA upgraded the main circuit to digital distribution system based on DVB-IP and MPEG2 standards. [10]

  5. List of programs broadcast by Public Television Company of ...

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  6. Armenia TV - Wikipedia

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    Armenia TV was founded in 1997 by Gerard Cafesjian and Bagrat Sargsyan. [2] Broadcasting was launched on 13 January 1998 in 24-hour regime. [3]In 2012, followed by technical modernization, broadcasting was tested and was officially launched in 2013.

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  8. Telecommunications in Armenia - Wikipedia

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    Two WiMAX providers, namely Icon Communications and Cornet Ltd. operating in the 3.6–3.8 GHz band using IEEE 802.16e reached 2000 users each, but shortly disappeared from the market due to strong competition with ADSL and FTTB operators. Cornet was closed and Icon Communications was acquired by Telecom Armenia OJSC (Beeline TM).

  9. Public Television Company of Armenia - Wikipedia

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    In 2000, television was restructured and renamed the Public Television Company. The country's legislation at the time required Armenia 1 (Hayastan 1) to broadcast all foreign films and series dubbed into Armenian. It was not until 2005 that the language requirement was raised. New roads and prospects opened for the Armenian Public Television in ...