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Alfa Omega is a Romanian broadcaster with a satellite channel and an IPTV station. It started as a distributor of programming working with more than 50 stations in both cable and terrestrial networks inside of Romania. It now also has operations in Moldova.

References

  1. alfaomega. "alfaomega". alfaomega. Retrieved 2011-06-29.

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