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Channel 4 'wins new Freeview slot'
Published Sunday, Nov 20 2005, 13:58 GMT | By Neil Wilkes

The broadcaster is believed to have agreed to pay more than £10 million a year for the 18-hour window, which becomes available on November 24.
Initially the slot will house a timeshift of new factual station More4, which will most likely be replaced by a new entertainment channel early in 2006.
Channel 4 had been battling terrestrial rival Five for the space in the most expensive Freeview auction to date. The latter will still be able to launch its proposed digital spinoffs via a "strategic investment" in pay provider Top Up TV, agreed last week.
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