NOVA Greece

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NOVA Greece is a Greek digital satellite pay television service owned by Multichoice Hellas and Teletypos. NOVA launched in December 1999 and is the first DTH satellite provider in Greece.

NOVA offers Greek subscribers an array of programming choices from News, Sports, Movies, Children's, Entertainment and all the popular Greek TV networks. They also offer interactive services which include Cinema & theatre searches, games, lottery numbers, news headlines, weather reports and other useful information.

NOVA currently has over 40 channels in its line-up, from Greece, Europe and abroad. The Current line-up of channels:

Foreign Channels

Greek Channels

Digital Audio Services

  • MAD MUSIC SEASONAL
  • MAD MUSIC HITS GR
  • MAD MUSIC LOUNGE TV
  • MAD MUSIC GREEK CLASSICS
  • MAD MUSIC REBETICA - LAIKA



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