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2022–2024[]

K7+ EE

On April 30, 2024, it was replaced by Duo 5 in Latvia and Lithuania and May 1st in Estonia.

Kanal 7+

Duo 5 (Latvia and Lithuania)

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V • T • E

Postimees Grupp

Estonian print media:

Newspapers: Postimees | Tartu Postimees | Pärnu Postimees | Sakala | Virumaa Teataja | Järva Teataja | Lõuna-Eesti Postimees
Magazines: Maa Elu | 60+

Duo Media Networks:
Television channels: Kanal 2 | Duo 3 | Duo 4 | Duo 5 | Duo 6 | Kanal 7 | Kino 7 | Eesti Kanal | Filmzone (Plus) | Kidzone (Max | Mini | OSN¹) | MyHits TV | Smartzone
Radio: Raadio Duo | MyHits | Narodnoe Radio | Raadio Elmar | Raadio Kuku
DAB-stations: Duo (Country | Greatest Hits | Gold | Party | Rock) | Elmari (kuld | tantsuõhtu) | MyHits Dance | Raadio Kidzone
Defunct: DFM | Eesti Kanal+ | Kanal 7+ | Semejka

Online portals:
Estonia: Elu24 | Limon (Russian) | Latvia: TVNET | Lithuania: 15min

News agencies:
Estonia: Baltic News Service | Latvia: LETA | Lithuania: BNS Leedu

Other properties:
Publishing house: Postimees Kirjastus | Direct mail: Target Master

¹ Co-owned with OSN

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