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In Norway the public broadcaster have everything available for streaming. Well, as long as it's produced by the broadcaster at least. When it's produced by exte
by Thlom 8y ago
In Norway the public broadcaster have everything available for streaming. Well, as long as it's produced by the broadcaster at least. When it's produced by external studios things can get a bit complicated, but it seems like they've achieved agreements with most studios that produce content for the broadcaster the last couple of years. Even content the broadcaster have bought is usually available for at least two weeks, but I imagine it depends on the contract with the rights holder.
- Arnt 8y agoAnd speaking as a Norwegian expat with children, it's great. All hail NRK.
- megalodon 8y agoPretty much the same with SVT in Sweden. They also have a site called ”öppet arkiv” (open archive) claiming to be one of the world’s largest TV archives.
- naavis 8y agoFinland's Yle has a similar thing.
- hdfbdtbcdg 8y agoDo you think the licence fee changes will affect this?