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Broadcast Partners 2019 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship Broadcast Partners 2019 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship Slovakia as of 11.05.2019 / subject to change RIGHTS PROVISION Region Licensed Territory/ies Broadcaster TV RADIO NEWS MOBIL BROADBAND INTERNET HIGHLIGHTS Africa Angola Fox Africa X Benin Fox Africa X Botswana Fox Africa X Burkina Faso Fox Africa X Burundi Fox Africa X Cameroon Fox Africa X Cape Verde Fox Africa X Central African Republic Fox Africa X Chad Fox Africa X Comoros Fox Africa X L'Equipe X Congo Fox Africa X Congo DR Fox Africa X Djibouti Fox Africa X Equatorial Guinea Fox Africa X Eritrea Fox Africa X Ethiopia Fox Africa X Gabon Fox Africa X Gambia Fox Africa X Ghana Fox Africa X Guinea Conakry Fox Africa X Guinea-Bissau Fox Africa X Ivory Coast Fox Africa X Kenya Fox Africa X Lesotho Fox Africa X Liberia Fox Africa X Madagascar Fox Africa X Malawi Fox Africa X Mali Fox Africa X Mauritania Fox Africa X Mauritius Fox Africa X L'Equipe X Mayotte Fox Africa X L'Equipe X Mozambique Fox Africa X Namibia Fox Africa X Niger Fox Africa X Nigeria Fox Africa X Réunion Fox Africa X L'Equipe X Rwanda Fox Africa X Sao Tome and Principe Fox Africa X Senegal Fox Africa X Seychelles Fox Africa X L'Equipe X Sierra Leone Fox Africa X Somalia Fox Africa X South Africa Fox Africa X South Sudan Fox Africa X St. Helena Fox Africa X Sudan Fox Africa X Swaziland Fox Africa X Tanzania Fox Africa X Togo Fox Africa X Uganda Fox Africa X Western Sahara Fox Africa X Zambia Fox Africa X Zanzibar Fox Africa X Zimbabwe Fox Africa X Asia China CCTV X Chinese Taipei Elta X X X X X Hong Kong iCable Hong Kong X X X Korea Republic SBS Korea X X X X X X Macau TDM Macau X Uzbekistan National Television and Radio Company of Uzbekistan X Caribbean Anguilla DIRECTV X Antigua & Barbuda DIRECTV X Aruba DIRECTV X Barbados DIRECTV X Bermuda NHL Network X X X X X FloSports X Bonaire DIRECTV X British Virgin Islands DIRECTV X Cayman Islands DIRECTV X NHL Network X X X X X FloSports X Curaçao DIRECTV X Dominica DIRECTV X Dominican Republic L'Equipe X Grenada DIRECTV X Guadeloupe DIRECTV X L'Equipe X Haiti DIRECTV X L'Equipe X Jamaica DIRECTV X Martinique DIRECTV X L'Equipe X Montserrat DIRECTV X Puerto Rico NHL Network X X X X X Saba DIRECTV X Saint Kitts and Nevis DIRECTV X Saint Lucia DIRECTV X Saint Vincent and the Grenadines DIRECTV X St. Barth DIRECTV X L'Equipe X St. Eustatius DIRECTV X St. Martin L'Equipe X Trinidad and Tobago DIRECTV X L'Equipe X Turks and Caicos Islands DIRECTV X US Virgin Islands NHL Network X X X X X Europe Andorra L'Equipe X Austria ORF Radio X ORF TV X X Watch4now X Servus TV X X Belarus Belarus TV X Bosnia and Herzegovina Arena Sport X X X X X X Croatia Arena Sport X X X X X X Czech Republic Czech Radio X X Czech TV X Sport.cz X X Hockej.cz X X Denmark DR Danish Radio X TV2 Denmark X X X X X Estonia ERR X X X X X Finland MTV Finland X X X X Aamulehti F X X YLE X X France L'Equipe X Georgia Silknet X Germany ARD Radio X Sport 1 Germany X X X X X ARD TV X X Eishockey-magazine.de X X ZDF TV X X Hungary AMC Sport 1 Hungary X Iceland RUV - 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