Court orders Dream TV back on air temporarily
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Court orders Dream TV back on air temporarily
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Sat, 24/11/2012 - 16:44
The Administrative Court has ordered Dream TV broadcasts to be temporarily resumed pending a 8 December court review of the case.
The decision came after the Dream TV satellite channel was stopped by the government from broadcasting outside of its studio in 6 October City’s Media Production City.
Dream TV had initially announced the closure of the channel, while the company’s representative, Gaber Nassar, filed a lawsuit demanding the channel be allowed to broadcast again.
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