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Ginx Esports TV expands in Finland

April 17, 2018 18.27 Europe/London By Robert Briel

Ginx Esports TV is expanding its distribution footprint in Europe with the launch of its 24/7 linear channel on Elisa Viihde in Finland.

“Finland has been an undeniable forerunner when it comes to European esports. We are very pleased to partner with Elisa Viihde to bring our channel to this new audience. We look forward to work with Elisa to establish GINX Esports TV as the major destination for Finnish esports lovers.” said Michiel Bakker, CEO of Ginx Esports TV

The channel is available in 55+ million homes. With this new launch, Ginx Esports TV will have full distribution in Finland.

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Filed Under: Newsline, TV Tagged With: Finland, Ginx eSports TV, Michiel Bakker Edited: 17 April 2018 18:27

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