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Audiovisual service register compiled in Russia

December 3, 2020 10.56 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

The Russian regulator Roskomnadzor has compiled a register of audiovisual services (AVS) primarily targeted at a Russian audience and with daily traffic of over 100,000.

The owners of the AVSs included in the register, in accordance with the federal law coming into force from 2021, will be able to apply for pre-installation of their applications for electronics such as smartphones and smart TVs imported into Russia.

According to the regulator, the list includes ivi, Megogo, More.tv, Movix, Okko, Premier, SPB TV Russia, Start, Wink, Amediateka, Beeline TV, Kino1TV, Kinopoisk, Match TV, Megafon TV, MTS TV, NTV Plus, First channel, We watch, Tricolor cinema and TV online.

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Filed Under: Central & East Europe, Newsline Tagged With: Roskomnadzor, Russia Edited: 3 December 2020 10:56

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