Kommersant announced on Monday that it was expanding into television with the launch of a business cable channel.
The Kommersant publishing house, which puts out a business daily and operates a radio station, said the 24-hour channel will broadcast news for a business audience, RIA-Novosti reported.
Kommersant TV will available on the NTV Plus and Akado cable television subscription packages and "can be watched on mute or otherwise," Demyan Kudryavtsev, general director of the Kommersant publishing house, told reporters.
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