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Four Russian TV channels allowed to broadcast in Ukraine
Ukraine`s objections related mainly to advertising
Ukraine`s National Council on Television and Radio Broadcasting has granted four Russian TV channels permission to broadcast in the country, the council said Wednesday, RIA Novosti reported.
The channels allowed to broadcast are Zoopark, Ocean-TV, Feniks + Cinema and Topshop TV.
Broadcasting by foreign channels whose programs had not been adapted to Ukrainian laws, including Russia`s Channel One, RTR-Planeta, Ren-TV and TVts International, was suspended on November 1, 2008.
Channel One and Ren-TV have since been granted temporary permission to broadcast. More than 10 other Russian TV channels were also granted permission to begin work last December.
It was also reported that Ukraine`s objections related mainly to advertising aired by the channels. The Ukrainian distributors of certain channels were ordered to bring the broadcasts in line with Ukrainian laws.
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