The Danish Competition Authority finds that a satellite communication company has infringed conditions imposed by the Authority concerning the distribution of its TV channels (Viasat)

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27 Jun 2012

The Danish Competition Authority finds that a satellite communication company has infringed conditions imposed by the Authority concerning the distribution of its TV channels (Viasat)

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Danish Competition Authority, Viasat, 27 June 2012 (Danish)

Denmark: Viasat infringes Conditions imposed by Competition Council’s Decision in Distribution of TV Channels Case* On 27 June 2012, the Danish Competition Council (the Council) found that Viasat had infringed the conditions imposed by the Council’s decision of 30 September 2009 on Viasat‘s business terms regarding the distribution of Viasat‘s own TV channels TV3 and TV3+. In its decision

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European Competition Network Brief, The Danish Competition Authority finds that a satellite communication company has infringed conditions imposed by the Authority concerning the distribution of its TV channels (Viasat), 27 June 2012, e-Competitions June 2012, Art. N° 48352

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