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- ↑ PDS TV News [@tv_pds] (June 23, 2022). "Les chaînes #UltraNature et #MonScieneEtVieJunior, éditées par #Mediawan, sont amenées à disparaître d'ici fin 2022 sur l'ensemble des opérateurs proposant ces services. #TV #HD #Replay #4K #UHD #Orange #BouyguesTelecom #Free #Freebox t.co/Da1KyWrXEl" [The #UltraNature and #MonScieneEtVieJunior channels, published by #Mediawan, are set to disappear by the end of 2022 from all operators offering these services. #TV #HD #Replay #4K #UHD #Orange #BouyguesTelecom #Free #Freebox] (Tweet) (in French). Archived from the original on June 23, 2022. Retrieved December 4, 2022– via Twitter.
