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| Company type | Société anonyme |
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| Industry | Broadcasting |
| Genre | Pay TV |
| Founded | August 29, 2004 |
| Headquarters | , |
Area served | Belgium and Luxembourg |
Key people | Daniel Weekers |
| Products | Nº HD Channel = Be 1 HD - 40 Be 1 +1h HD - 41 Be Séries HD - 42 Be Ciné HD - 43 |
| Website | www.betv.be |
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BeTV is a successor of Canal+ Belgique.
8 channels on TV channel Bouquets are:
Formal Channels:
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