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Samsung Launches TV Streaming Service in Brazil with 20 Free Channels

By Esther Lansgebber · December 10, 2020 · 1 min read

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – South Korean Samsung yesterday launched Samsung TV Plus in Brazil, the company’s first video streaming service. It provides free access to 20 channels, including Bloomberg TV, BCC Gaming, InWild and Rocko’s.

South Korean Samsung yesterday launched Samsung TV Plus in Brazil, the company's first video streaming service. It provides free access to 20 channels, including Bloomberg TV, BCC Gaming, InWild and Rocko's. — South Korean Samsung yesterday launched Samsung TV Plus in Brazil, the company’s first video streaming service. (Photo internet reproduction)

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Samsung TV Plus runs only on Smart TVs featuring the Tizen operating system and which have been launched after 2018. Brazil is the 12th country to be provided with the free service, which is funded by advertisements.

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