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In Brief: RTL Nitro, Telekom, Comedy Central

August 17, 2012 08.56 Europe/London By Robert Briel

RTL Nitro HD is launching on Germany’ largest cable network Kabel Deutschland on August 26. The channel will be part of the cabler’s private channels HD bouquet.

Deutsche Telekom has won the wholesale delivery contract for 33,000 homes of the Antec Servicepool Level 4 network in Hanover. From April 2013, the telco will provide the homes with triple services. Until now, Kabel Deutschland serviced the provider.

In the Netehrlands, Comedy Central is expanding its airtime with another six hours – the channel now starts at 9am – the broadcaster shares a channel with kids channel Kindernet, that now only broadcasts from 6-9am.

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