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i don't know but i got a feeling that this company won't last for long. Puma Media is a sister company of Puma Press a company that 'imports' polish movies and organises polish concerts. They are not that huge, and I have no clue where they will get the money to run this business, which I believe is not that cheap. <br /><br />But then, if they go bankrupt, then I doubt TVP will sign a contract with any other company in Australia again...I think we are in a loose/loose situation here....
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