Thanks everyone for the English kids' TV advice.
In the end I opted for Beeline, which has a few English kids' channels (didn't
need many), and I got optic-cable Internet kinda thrown in at the same time.
Not sure I'd recommend Beeline TV though. The receiver thingie is unstable, the
remote wasn't set up for the receiver, and various other petty tortures were
endured.
If you want fast Internet though, a few Eng kids channels, also BBC World, CNN,
Bloomberg (all in Eng) - then it might be worth a shot. It's about 800 rouble
month.
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From: Terry Sharp <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Saturday, 19 July 2014, 15:52
Subject: Re: Expat List Kids' TV in English in Russia?
Hi Nick
Use http://www.my-expat-network.co.uk/?gclid=CMulzYan0b8CFYnItAodh1MAyg it
costs £5 a month on paypay, it works by changing your IP so you can get all UK
tv apart form SKY
So you can get Cbbbies get for kid
Пятница, 18 июля 2014, 0:10 -07:00 от Nick Hodgkins <[email protected]>:
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>Hi all,
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>Looking into kids' TV channels in English in Russia - be they broadcast via
>the net, satellite or some 'regular' TV service.
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>Might anyone be able to recommend any?
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>NTV+, Beeline and MTS all seem to offer only kids' programs in Russian. Having
>trouble finding anything offering specifically stuff in English...
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>Thanks,
>Nick
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>+++
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>daily-russian-saying-2.tumblr.com
>twitter.com/russiansayings
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