Cyfra+

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Cyfra+

Former type	Private
Industry	Telecommunication
Founded	November 16, 1998
Defunct	March 21, 2013^[1]
Headquarters	Warsaw, Poland
Products	Direct broadcast satellite
Parent	Canal+ Cyfrowy
Website	cyfraplus.pl

Cyfra+ [ˌt͡sɨfra ˈplus] was a Polish digital satellite platform, owned and operated by French media company Canal+ ("Cyfra" is Polish for "Digit"). It offered 95 channels. By 2010, Cyfra+ had 1.6 million subscribers. In March 21, 2013, Cyfra+ merged with the competiting platform n to form nc+.

External links

Official website

References

↑ "Start platformy nC+ 21 marca! Jakie zmiany w pakiecie Canal+? (wideo)". Media2. Retrieved 2013-03-09.

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List of owned assets

Directors	Claude Bébéar Gabriel Hawawini Andrzej Olechowski

Universal Music Group	Capitol Music Group Capitol Records mau5trap Decca Label Group Decca Records Philips Records Interscope Geffen A&M A&M Octone Records A&M Records DGC Records Geffen Records Interscope Records Polydor Records The Island Def Jam Music Group Def Jam Recordings Island Records Mercury Records Motown Republic Records Cash Money Records Show Dog-Universal Music Universal Music Enterprises Hip-O Records Universal Music Group Universal Music Distribution Universal Music Group Nashville Universal Music Latin Entertainment Disa Records Fonovisa Records Machete Music Universal Music Publishing Group Universal Music TV Verve Records GRP Records Impulse! Records Verve Forecast Records Virgin EMI EMI Records Virgin Records

Canal+ Group	Canal+ Canalsat Afrique Calédonie Caraïbes D8 StudioCanal (UK)

Maroc Telecom (51%)	Gabon Telecom Mauritel Menara, Maroc Telecom

Others	Global Village Telecom Neuf Cegetel SFR

‹ The template below (Company template tagline) is being considered for deletion. See templates for discussion to help reach a consensus.› Annual revenue €3.727 billion (2011) Employees 58,318 (2011) Stock symbol Euronext: VIV Website www.vivendi.com

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Satellite	AB Sat (France) AKTA TV (Romania) Athina Sat Boom TV (Romania) Canal+ (Spain) Canal Digital CanalDigitaal Canalsat (France) CS Link Cyfra+ (Poland) Cyfrowy Polsat (Poland) Digi TV (Romania) DigitAlb (Albania) Digiturk (Turkey) Dolce (Romania) D-SMART Euro1080 Focus Sat (Romania) Freesat (UK) Freesat from Sky (UK) GlobeCast World TV meo (Portugal) n (Poland) NOVA Cyprus NOVA Greece NTV Plus (Russia) OTE TV Real Digital Sat4Free (Ireland) Sky (UK and Ireland) Sky Deutschland Sky Italia Skylink Tivù Sat (Italy) TotalTV TPS (France) TV Vlaanderen Digitaal Viasat Viasat Ukraine ZON (Portugal)

IPTV	Alice Home TV (Italy) Altibox Beeline Belgacom BT TV (UK) Canal Digital CytaVision (Cyprus) DartyBox Fastweb (Italy) Free (France) Freewire (UK) Infostrada TV (Italy) KPN (The Netherlands) Magnet Networks (Ireland) meo (Portugal) Moldtelecom Movistar TV (Spain) SFR (France) Orange OTE TV Rostelecom ShqipTV Smart Telecom (Ireland) Optimus Clix (Portugal) TalkTalk Plus TV TeliaSonera Tivibu Viasat YouView

Terrestrial	National State Television and Radio Company (Belarus) Boom TV (Macedonia) Boxer TV Access (Sweden) Boxer TV Ireland Freeview (UK) KPN Digitenne (Netherlands) Mediaset Premium (Italy) RiksTV Saorview (Ireland) Televisão Digital Terrestre (Portugal) All-Russia State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company Télévision Numérique Terrestre (France) Top Up TV

Defunct	Télévision Par Satellite (France) TVTEL (Portugal)

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