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'''Channel 9''' was a ] private-owned ] which started operations in ] and started taking a break since ], ]. '''Channel 9''' was a ] private-owned ] which started operations in ] and started taking a break since ], ].

On April 22, ], Channel 9 will be relaunch as TV 9 after being sold to ], Malaysia's largest media company with the new slogan, 'Dekat Di Hati'.

==Reference==
. ''Media Prima's press release.''


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Channel 9 was a Malaysian private-owned television station which started operations in 2003 and started taking a break since February 1, 2005.

On April 22, 2006, Channel 9 will be relaunch as TV 9 after being sold to Media Prima, Malaysia's largest media company with the new slogan, 'Dekat Di Hati'.

Reference

TV9 To Commence Broadcast In April 2006. Media Prima's press release.

See also


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