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Hot Docs announces the participation of eight official delegations- BBC Trust and Back To The Planet to train Turkmen to create first wildlife doc
- Cream Productions follows up 'Aftermath'
- RDF Rights helps October Films' 'Rude Tube' go global
- The Cove, Music By Prudence win documentary Oscars
- Documentary Campus First Open Training Session comes to Austria
- Discovery to launch "Life" with simulcast across seven networks
- Martha Stewart reteams with Mark Burnett
- NHNZ announces its 2010 slate so far
- Elisabeth Murdoch, Joanna Shields delivering joint keynote at MIPTV
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- Mayor of Taiji, Japan protests 'The Cove' Oscar win
- Oscar nod doesn't guarantee increased audiences for docs
- Huffington Post talks Oscar docs
- Founder of Babelgum and Fastweb arrested
- BBC to make major cuts: report
- Wildlife filmmaker Chris Palmer says to look, but not touch after SeaWorld death
- STV threatens legal action against ITV over X Factor spin-offs
- BBC to apologize for "distorting some known facts" on Panorama
- Louie Psihoyos blogs about creating "The Cove"
- Whedon and Spurlock team up for Comic-Con doc
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Discovery brings TLC HD to Brazil
| by: | Dec 8, 2009 |
Discovery Networks International announces the further international expansion of its portfolio of networks with the launch of TLC HD in Latin America. Starting this month, the 24-hour network will air on SKY in Brazil. This marks the third international HD brand for Discovery, following Discovery HD and Animal Planet HD. Its launch in Brazil also marks the first time TLC has ventured outside of North America.
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