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AOL Time Warner says the government of the People's Republic of China has agreed to broadcast CETV - AOL Time Warner's Mandarin 24-hour information and entertainment channel - to cable subscribers in southern China. It is the first time a foreign TV organization has been allowed cable carriage in mainland China. In return, AOL Time Warner will carry CCTV-9 - China Central Television's English-language news and info channel - on some of its cable systems. CETV will start broadcasting in January 2002.
October 25, 2001

AOL Time Warner says the government of the People's Republic of China has agreed to broadcast CETV - AOL Time Warner's Mandarin 24-hour information and entertainment channel - to cable subscribers in southern China. It is the first time a foreign TV organization has been allowed cable carriage in mainland China. In return, AOL Time Warner will carry CCTV-9 - China Central Television's English-language news and info channel - on some of its cable systems. CETV will start broadcasting in January 2002.

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