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31 January, 2022 | 16:06
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Setanta Sports TV channels broadcast in 13 countries, has been present in Ukraine since 2019 and covers 2 million viewers.
Setanta Sports, owned by the Georgian company Adjara Group, has expanded its rights to broadcasting and streaming on the European continent by buying out the Setanta Sports TV channel in Ukraine.
"After several months of negotiations, the agreement between the parties was successfully concluded, which for Setanta Sports means a larger audience and more licensed sports content for users in Europe and Asia," - said in an official press release.
Setanta Sports has the rights to sports content and licenses available for OTT broadcasting. In the spring of 2022, a new sports video platform ️ will be launched in Ukraine.
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