Schweizer Sportfernsehen

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Schweizer Sportfernsehen (SSF) is a Swiss private TV broadcaster specialized in sport events. [1] SSF was founded in 2007 and started broadcasting on July 1, 2009. In 2013 it was relaunched as SportSzene fernsehen (SSf), allowing more variety to the program by adding cultural and economical aspects.

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  1. "'Schweizer Sportfernsehen' Homepage". January 17, 2011.