HodHod TV

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HodHod TV
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2012–2023 logo of hudhud
Ownership
OwnerSaba Media Center , karammesh.
Sister channels
History
Launched2011
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Website hodhodarabic.tv
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HodHod TV logo used in 2022
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2011 logo of HodHod TV

HodHod TV is a Kurdish television channel aimed at kids that launched in 2011.

Programming broadcast by HodHod TV

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