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SBS confirms HDTV start for C+
Aggressive digital strategy emerges
Amsterdam-headquartered SBS Broadcasting, the
new owners of the Canal Plus brand over Scandinavia,
confirmed it will launch at least one HDTV channel
in September. The service will include UK Premiership
soccer “provided the HD signal is captured
by BSkyB”. SBS’ CEO Markus Tellenbach
topped off a blistering week that included impressive
group-wide results by saying SBS would now build
on these numbers by rolling out an aggressive
expansion plan within the digital arena. “These
are our best full year financials in our history,” said
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