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For some reason I don't think that's going to happen, atleast here in Australia. RTS has already a sat channel which was made up so they didn't have problems with broadcast rights issues etc. Also, the sat channel, comprises of programming from the other channels, so we're already getting pretty much all that is allowed. If all the channels went online, then we here in Australia would be getting alot of blank screens, for programs that can't be shown, because of broadcast rights.<br />I don't know, this could probably happen in Europe, where things are different, but I don't think it'll happen down under.
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