svt.se
Public-service television and streaming programming for audiences in Sweden
About svt.se
Sveriges Television (SVT) is Sweden’s public-service television company. It produces non-commercial programming and distributes it through television channels and SVT Play, its streaming platform.
SVT serves the Swedish public and is financed by a public-service fee collected as a tax. Its official start was on 4 September 1956; it is a limited company owned by a foundation.
Product: Television channels and the SVT Play streaming platform, offering news and programming across genres.
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