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Access egta’s membership egta TV and Radio full members Sales house Website Country TV/Radio Member Alkasar www.ra-alkasar.ru Russia TV www.ard-werbung.de ARD – Werbung S&S Germany TV & Radio www.ass-radio.de AS Kanal 2 www.kanal2.ee Estonia TV Atres Advertising www.atresadvertising.com Spain TV Balkan News Corp. www.btv.bg Bulgaria TV Biuro Reklamy TVN www.reklama.tvn.pl Poland TV Biuro Reklamy TVP S.A. www.brtvp.pl Poland TV Bulgarian Nat. Television www.bnt.bg Bulgaria TV Canal + Régie www.canalplusregie.fr France TV Ceská Televize www.ceskatelevize.cz Czech Republic TV Channel 4 www.channel4sales.co.uk UK TV DigitAlb sha www.digitalb.al Albania TV Digiturk www.digiturkmedia.com Turkey TV DTV Advertising www.kanald.com.tr Turkey TV EBU – European Broadcasting Union www.ebu.ch Europe TV & Radio El Cartel Media www.elcartelmedia.de Germany TV Eurosport www.eurosport.com Pan-European TV Everest Sales www.everest-sales.ru Russia TV Expres Media www.expres.sk Slovakia Radio France Télévisions Publicité www.ftv-publicite.fr France TV Gazprom Media www.gazprom-media.com Russia TV Goldbach Media www.goldbachmedia.com Switzerland TV & Radio HRVATSKA Televizija www.hrt.hr Croatia TV & Radio InterReklama www.inter.ua Ukraine TV IP Belgium www.ipb.be Belgium TV & Radio IP Deutschland GmbH www.ip-deutschland.de Germany TV IP France www.ipfrance.fr France Radio IP Network www.ip-network.com Luxembourg TV IP Österreich www.ip-oesterreich.at Austria TV Kanal 5 – SBS www.kanal5.se Sweden TV Kanal D Romania www.kanald.ro Romania TV KroneHit www.kronehit.at Austria Radio Lagardère Publicité www.lagardere-pub.com France Radio Maxximum Media www.maxximum.com.ua Ukraine TV Media Partnership www.mpartnerstvo.tv Ukraine TV MTVA www.mtv.hu Hungary TV MTG Radio Sales www.mtg.se Sweden Radio MTG Viasat www.mtg.se UK TV MTV Media Oy Ltd www.mtv3.fi Finland TV egta Membership guidebook 2012 15|.

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