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The Greek government said state broadcaster ERT will shut down early on Wednesday as the country struggles against a crippling economic crisis. Government spokesman of Greece Simos Kedikoglou stated that all channel and radios would be closed and a new private corporation would replace it. He added each employee would receive compensation and the new corporation would employ a smaller number of workers.
Greece shuts down state television and radio
ERT will be suspended as the country struggles against a crippling economic crisis.
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