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French TNTSat tops 350,000 free-to-view homes

February 25, 2008 09.00 Europe/London By Robert Briel

Following French research that shows that digital television now reaches 46.5% of the population and is driven mainly by DTT uptake, SES-Astra has issued a press release saying that the free-to-view platform TNTSat from the Groupe Canal+ has now reached 350,000 homes. The service is intended mainly for those people that live outside the DTT coverage area. TNTSat offers access to all 18 terrestrial free-TV channels, with as an added bonus the France O channel and all 24 regional editions of France 3. Viewers need a special smart card which is valid for a period of four years.

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