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Canal+ Extra 2[]
2010–2012[]
C More Live 3[]
2012–2016[]
2016–2022[]
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2022–2023[]
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TV 2 Sport Premium 7[]
2016–2017[]
From March 2016 until January 2017, C More Live 3 was branded as TV 2 Sport Premium 7 in Norway. Despite this, the logo was never used on-air.[1]
TV4 Sport Live 3[]
2023–present[]
References[]
| Telecommunication operations: Telia: Sweden | Norway | Finland | Estonia | Lithuania Media operations: MTV (Finland): C More Entertainment1: Estonia: Lithuania: Defunct/Former operations: Telecommunication operations: Television channels:
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Current TV channels Video-on-demand Defunct  |