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[[DStv]] ([[Digital Satellite Television]]) is a South African based African direct broadcast satellite service.

Owned by [[MultiChoice]], the service launched in 1995 and now provides multiple channels and services to around 11.9 million subscribers in Sub-Saharan Africa (Africa excluding North Africa and Somalia)

==Sources==

[[DStv]] Website: www.DStv.com

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DStv

Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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−	~~[[DStv]] ([[Digital Satellite Television]]) is a South African based African direct broadcast satellite service.~~
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−	Owned by [[MultiChoice]], the service launched in 1995 and now provides multiple channels and services to around 11.9 million subscribers in Sub-Saharan Africa (Africa excluding North Africa and Somalia)
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−	Pay-television came to South Africa in 1986 with an analogue, single-channel service called [[M-Net]] created by [[Naspers]]. In 1993 [[Naspers]] expanded by founding a subsidiary company, [[Multichoice]], to handle the business arm of [[M-Net]] (e.g. decoder sales, subscriber services and account management) and in 1995 [[Multichoice]] announced that it was launching a new digital, satellite service in South Africa to be known as [[DStv]]. This was officially launched on 6 October 1995.
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−	~~For more details on the service, see the [[DStv]] Website at '''https://www.dstv.co.za/'''~~
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−	~~==Sources==~~
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−	~~[[DStv]] Website: https://www.dstv.co.za/~~
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−	~~https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DStv~~
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−	~~Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]~~
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−	~~== Return to ==~~
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−	~~Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Venues\|South African Theatre Venues, Companies, Societies, etc ]]~~
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−	~~Return to [[South_African_Television/Plays\|South African Television Plays and Series]]~~
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 Pay-television came to South Africa in 1986 with an analogue, single-channel service called [[M-Net]] created by [[Naspers]]. In 1993 [[Naspers]] expanded by founding a subsidiary company, [[Multichoice]], to handle the business arm of [[M-Net]] (e.g.  decoder sales, subscriber services and account management) and in 1995 [[Multichoice]] announced that it was launching a new digital, satellite service in South Africa to be known as [[DStv]]. This was officially launched on 6 October 1995.
-For more details, see the [[DStv]] Website at '''https://www.dstv.co.za/'''
+For more details on the service, see the [[DStv]] Website at '''https://www.dstv.co.za/'''
 ==Sources==

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 Pay-television came to South Africa in 1986 with an analogue, single-channel service called [[M-Net]] created by [[Naspers]]. In 1993 [[Naspers]] expanded by founding a subsidiary company, [[Multichoice]], to handle the business arm of [[M-Net]] (e.g.  decoder sales, subscriber services and account management) and in 1995 [[Multichoice]] announced that it was launching a new digital, satellite service in South Africa to be known as [[DStv]]. This was officially launched on 6 October 1995.
-For more details, see the [[DStv]] Website at '''[www.DStv.com]'''
+For more details, see the [[DStv]] Website at '''https://www.dstv.co.za/'''
 ==Sources==
-[[DStv]] Website: www.DStv.com
+[[DStv]] Website: https://www.dstv.co.za/
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DStv

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 Pay-television came to South Africa in 1986 with an analogue, single-channel service called [[M-Net]] created by [[Naspers]]. In 1993 [[Naspers]] expanded by founding a subsidiary company, [[Multichoice]], to handle the business arm of [[M-Net]] (e.g.  decoder sales, subscriber services and account management) and in 1995 [[Multichoice]] announced that it was launching a new digital, satellite service in South Africa to be known as [[DStv]]. This was officially launched on 6 October 1995.
-For more details, see the [[DStv]] Website at '''www.DStv.com'''
+For more details, see the [[DStv]] Website at '''[www.DStv.com]'''
 ==Sources==

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	Owned by [[MultiChoice]], the service launched in 1995 and now provides multiple channels and services to around 11.9 million subscribers in Sub-Saharan Africa (Africa excluding North Africa and Somalia)		Owned by [[MultiChoice]], the service launched in 1995 and now provides multiple channels and services to around 11.9 million subscribers in Sub-Saharan Africa (Africa excluding North Africa and Somalia)
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		+	Pay-television came to South Africa in 1986 with an analogue, single-channel service called [[M-Net]] created by [[Naspers]]. In 1993 [[Naspers]] expanded by founding a subsidiary company, [[Multichoice]], to handle the business arm of [[M-Net]] (e.g. decoder sales, subscriber services and account management) and in 1995 [[Multichoice]] announced that it was launching a new digital, satellite service in South Africa to be known as [[DStv]]. This was officially launched on 6 October 1995.
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		+	For more details, see the [[DStv]] Website at '''www.DStv.com'''

	==Sources==		==Sources==