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CS Link sale approaching

February 10, 2011 09.12 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

https://www.broadbandtvnews.com/wp-admin/post-new.php#The Czech/Slovak pre-pay satellite platform CS Link is understood to be close to a change in ownership.

According to E15, several months of negotiations are coming to an end, with the outcome likely to be the sale of a 100% stake in Media Vision, which operates CS Link, to the Luxembourg-based M7 Group.

Significantly, the Czech Radio and TV Council (RRTV) have expressed their prior consent to a possible change in ownership of Media Vision.

Media Vision has been in financial difficulties for some time and consolidated its assets last year.

The M7 Group meanwhile operates a number of satellite channels in the Benelux countries.

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