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Fashion TV is hoping to be back on the Sky lineup sooner rather than later after a dispute with the broadcaster.
The free-to-air station was dropped from the EPG last month but is now keen to return as part of Sky's subscription package, enabling it to receive subscriber revenues.
FTV president Michel Adam said today: "Sky has now given us indications that it is prepared to accept FTV into the family of such channels and we hope that FTV will soon be able to rejoin the Sky service."
The free-to-air station was dropped from the EPG last month but is now keen to return as part of Sky's subscription package, enabling it to receive subscriber revenues.
FTV president Michel Adam said today: "Sky has now given us indications that it is prepared to accept FTV into the family of such channels and we hope that FTV will soon be able to rejoin the Sky service."
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