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Royal Caribbean extends TV channel contract with Oceans TV
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Royal Caribbean is to extend its satellite TV channel contract with Oceans TV on two of their ships.
The first agreement will extend the service for Serenade of the Seas while it cruises in Europe and the Middle East in Winter and Spring 2013. The agreement will provide channels such as BBC World News, BBC Entertainment and CNBC Europe for English speaking passengers. Passengers from Italy can watch Rai News, Rai 1 and Mediaset Italia; TF1 and AB1 are available for French passengers while TVE Internacional and RTL Schweiz can be viewed by Spanish and German speakers.
The second agreement is to extend its satellite TV channels for Splendour of the Seas in South America.
As well as satellite TV channels, Oceans TV supplies cruise lines with live events, international movies, promotional videos, safety films and portable entertainment systems such as the iPad and Sony PSP.