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| MTV Hits | Cable television | 27 May |
| Old network name | New network name | Type | Conversion Date | Notes | Source |
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| Cultura 24 | NPO Cultura | Cable television | Unknown | ||
| Best24 | NPO Best | Cable television | Unknown | ||
| 101 TV | NPO 3 Extra | Cable television | 10 March | ||
| Humor TV 24 | NPO Humor TV | Cable television | 10 March | ||
| Politiek 24 | NPO Politiek | Cable television | 10 March | ||
| Holland Doc 24 | NPO Doc | Cable television | 10 March | ||
| Journaal 24 | NPO Nieuws | Cable television | 10 March | ||
| Zappelin 24 | NPO Zappelin Xtra | Cable television | 10 March | ||
| Nederland 1 | NPO 1 | Cable television | 19 August | ||
| Nederland 2 | NPO 2 | Cable television | 19 August | ||
| Nederland 3 | NPO 3 | Cable television | 19 August |
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