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Nan pifò pati nan Azi, satelit se metòd ki pi pito nan siyal nasyonal pwoteksyon. Eksepsyon yo enkli Singapore (ki entèdi pwopriyetè sivil nan récepteurs satelit) ak Malezi, ki sèlman pèmèt komen sivil nan récepteurs ki ofri pa Astro). Terrestrially, senaryo a se menm jan ak nan Ewòp; sistèm yo konsidere kòm rezo nasyonal, epi yo se yon koleksyon estasyon relè yo kenbe pa yon otorite gouvènman an finanse. Nan Japon, sepandan, estasyon televizyon yo posede ak opere pa rezo oswa afilye ki posede pa lòt konpayi medya yo.
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In most parts of Asia, satellite is the preferred method of national signal coverage. Exceptions include Singapore (which bans civilian ownership of satellite receivers) and Malaysia, which only allows civilian ownership of receivers provided by Astro). Terrestrially, the scenario is similar to Europe's; the systems are considered national networks, and are a collection of relay stations maintained by a government-funded authority. In Japan, however, television stations are owned and operated by networks or are affiliates owned by other media companies.