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Elisa shifts Russian channels

September 4, 2018 08.06 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

The Estonian operator Elisa has made changes to its Russian TV channel offer.

In a statement, it says that due to legal action it is no longer able to offer the channels Karusel, Muzyka Pervogo, Vremya, Telekafe, Bober, Dom Kino Premium HD, NTV Serial, NTV Pravo, O! and Poehali as part of the LR, LRK, XLR and XLRK packages, and the Russian thematic package, from September 1.

Instead, viewers can receive the channels in The First Baltic Package, which costs €3.49 this month, rising to €6.99 a month from October onwards.

Additional packages can be viewed or ordered through Elisa’s home self-service or the Elisa Elamus screen.

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