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'''Channel 9''' was a ]n private-owned ] which started operations from ], ] to ], ]. The station halted its transmission due to intense competition from other local ] television stations and efforts to restructure its debts. |
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On ], ], Malaysia's largest media coorporation ] announced its acquisition of 98% equity stake in Ch-9 Media Sdn Bhd, completing the company's ownership of all free-to-air television stations in Malaysia. The new owner Media Prima Berhad later renamed the station to ] and transmission officially resumed on ], ]. |
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==References== |
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*Media Prima Berhad (June 10, 2005). . Press Release. |
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*Media Prima Berhad (March 17, 2006)> . Press Release.</div> |
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