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Sony channels set to exit Russia

June 21, 2021 09.35 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

The Sony pay-TV channels Sony Channel, Sony Turbo and Sony Sci-Fi may soon no longer be available in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus.

Kommersant reports that the decision to exit the markets has been made by their copyright holder, the US’s Sony Pictures Television.

It adds that National Media Group (NMG) owns 80% of the Sony Pictures Television channels in Russia and that an NMG representative told it the group is rebranding and will launch the channels .Red, .Black and.SciFi this month.

The channels will be distributed by Media-Telekom, a joint venture between NMG and Rostelecom and mainly offer content from the same Sony channels, along with majors such as, BBC, Universal, Disney, Fremantle and MGM.

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Filed Under: Central & East Europe, Newsline, TV Tagged With: National Media Group, Russia, Sony Edited: 22 June 2021 12:57

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