WBTV: The Warner Channel UK
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WBTV: The Warner Channel UK was a satellite channel that was planned to be run by Warner Bros. for British Sky Broadcasting.[1] It was slated for launch in 1996, but Warner bosses felt that the proposals for the network were "unrealistic" - and decided to axe the plans.
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