Deejay TV

Deejay TV is an Italian free-to-air television channel operating in the music and entertainment format. The primary language of broadcasting is Italian. The channel was originally launched in 2002 as a music satellite channel and was relaunched on digital terrestrial television in 2009, replacing the former All Music channel on its frequency . The channel is owned by GEDI Gruppo Editoriale, while the brand name is licensed to Discovery Italia . In 2015, the original Deejay TV was acquired by Discovery Italia and later rebranded as the general entertainment channel Nove. However, the Deejay TV brand was reopened in 2018, returning to digital terrestrial television as a music-focused channel .

On air, Deejay TV is the television extension of the popular radio station Radio Deejay, founded in 1982. The channel shares its artistic director, Linus, as well as many of its radio personalities, with the goal of bringing the radio experience to television . Its programming blends music videos, talk shows, and entertainment, with a strong focus on youth-oriented content. The flagship program is Deejay Chiama Italia, the television simulcast of Radio Deejay's long-running morning show hosted by Linus and Nicola Savino, which has been on air for over 13 years . The program features a mix of current affairs, sports, music, entertainment, and interviews with studio guests .

The channel's daily schedule consists primarily of music video blocks, with programs such as Playlist Radio Linetti, La musica di Radio Deejay, and 006, which feature the best of Radio Deejay's musical rotation . Afternoon programming includes shows such as Catteland, Vic e Marisa, and Ciao Belli . The evening schedule includes programs such as Gazzology, Say Waaad?, and Io e Annie . Overnight hours are dedicated to music blocks and podcast content . The channel previously featured programs such as Dalle 2 alle 5 hosted by Wad, Frank, and Gianluca Gazzoli, which blended music with lifestyle, travel, and sports content, though the channel's schedule continues to evolve .

In its earlier incarnation before 2015, Deejay TV also featured programs such as 50 Songs with Albertino, Rock Deejay, M2.0, and The Flow, but since its relaunch, the channel has returned to a more music-centric format focusing on Radio Deejay's playlist and select talk programs .

Deejay TV is available throughout Italy on digital terrestrial television on Logical Channel Number (LCN) 69, on Sky Italia on channel 714, and on Tivùsat . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Deejay TV through the official Radio Deejay website at deejay.it/tv, which offers a free 24/7 live stream . The channel broadcasts in high definition (1080i HDTV) .

Deejay TV strives to extend the brand and philosophy of Radio Deejay to the television screen, creating a visual experience that mirrors the energy and immediacy of the radio. The mission of the channel is to offer a vibrant, music-driven alternative to traditional television, targeting a young, socially connected audience. The channel has 29 employees and its headquarters are located in Milan, Italy, at Via Andrea Massena 2 . Thanks to its multiplatform presence on digital terrestrial, satellite, and online streaming, Deejay TV provides the opportunity to watch its live broadcast on any device, ensuring that its music and entertainment programming reaches young audiences across Italy and the global Italian diaspora wherever they are.

Canale 7

Canale 7 is an Italian regional television channel operating in the local news and information format. The primary language of broadcasting is Italian. The channel was founded in January 1988 and is based in Monopoli, in the Metropolitan City of Bari, Apulia . Since its earliest years, the channel has focused on providing information to the provinces of Bari, Brindisi, and Taranto . The channel's strength is local journalism, with news coverage managed by several editorial offices . Gianni Tanzariello is the publisher, while Agostino Calefati serves as the administrator and director of the Apulian broadcaster . By editorial choice, the channel does not broadcast teleshopping or films . The channel broadcasts in Apulia and Basilicata .

On air, Canale 7 features a schedule centered on its flagship news program Tg7. The first edition airs at 1:00 PM, followed by a special edition in Italian Sign Language (LIS) at 2:30 PM . Afternoon editions air at 4:30 PM, with subsequent news broadcasts at 7:00 PM, 8:20 PM, and 11:00 PM . At 1:50 PM and 8:30 PM, a dedicated edition of Tg7 covers news specifically from the Taranto area and its province . The morning schedule is occupied by Mattino7, a program broadcast in radiovision, which is also audible on the station's sister radio network, Radio Elle . The channel produces a variety of talk shows, in-depth segments, sports programs, and entertainment series, which are rebroadcast on the secondary channel 7 Plus .

Canale 7 is available in the Apulia and Basilicata regions on digital terrestrial television . Audience members can watch online the live broadcast of Canale 7 through the official mobile application, which also provides access to archived news segments and programs .

Canale 7 strives to be a primary source of local news and information for the Apulia and Basilicata regions, with a particular commitment to the provinces of Bari, Brindisi, and Taranto. The mission of the channel is to provide quality local journalism, promote regional culture and traditions, and offer a platform for community voices. Thanks to its digital terrestrial coverage and mobile application, Canale 7 provides the opportunity to watch its live broadcast on any device, ensuring that residents of Apulia and Basilicata, and those living elsewhere in Italy or abroad, can stay connected to their home community wherever they are.

A2i TV

A2i TV is an Italian-based satellite and online television channel whose primary mission is "Agir avec l'information pour les émigrés" (Act with information for emigrants). It was founded in November 2015 by Oumar Ndiaye, a Senegalese entrepreneur and former project manager who moved to Italy in 2011 . The channel was created to serve the African diaspora in Italy and Europe, focusing on integration, legal rights, economic empowerment, and raising awareness about the dangers of illegal immigration . The name A2i stands for this core mission of action through information .

On air, A2i TV develops themes to raise awareness about clandestine emigration, frequently discussing the consequences of desert crossings. The channel’s editorial mission includes helping emigrants understand the laws and regulations of their host countries to facilitate better integration. It has also produced programs on investment opportunities and support programs for those considering returning to their home countries, often featuring resource persons from agencies like Plasepri . The channel is part of A2i Media Groupe, which expanded in 2017 to include A2i Musique and A2i Religion .

The channel is transmitted via satellite, making it accessible across Europe and beyond, targeting both the diaspora community and audiences in Africa. Viewers can also watch online the live broadcast of A2i TV through its official website and online streaming platforms. Online television of A2i TV allows the African diaspora in Italy, Europe, and around the world to access news and programming tailored to their experience.

A2i TV strives to serve as a bridge between African emigrants and the realities of life in Europe. The mission of the channel is to inform, guide, and empower the diaspora by providing practical legal advice, combating misinformation, and highlighting the challenges of emigration, while also promoting positive stories of integration and economic success. Thanks to its satellite distribution and online presence, A2i TV provides the opportunity to reach African communities across Europe and beyond, wherever its signal is available.

Onni TV

OnniTV is a Finnish free-to-air television channel operating in the health and wellness format. The primary language of broadcasting is Finnish, with some programming also available in Swedish. The channel was founded in 2020 under the name Koti TV and was renamed OnniTV in December 2022 . The channel is owned by Kuntopaikka HH Oy, a company based in Pori, Finland . OnniTV broadcasts 24 hours a day and is specifically designed for older adults, aiming to support physical and cognitive function directly from home .

On air, OnniTV's core programming airs on weekday mornings. From 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM, the channel broadcasts physical exercise and memory rehabilitation segments suitable for different levels of mobility, including seated physiotherapy, memory exercises, and standing physiotherapy . From 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM, the programming shifts to culture and learning, featuring content such as guided museum tours, sing-alongs, dance, and digital education . The weekly exercise routines repeat to help viewers learn the movements, while cultural themes change monthly. Swedish-language rehabilitation sessions are also offered on Mondays and Fridays from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM .

OnniTV is available throughout Finland via digital terrestrial television on channel 36 (and in some areas on channel 33) . On cable networks, the channel is carried by all major operators including DNA, Elisa, and Telia on channel 66 . Partner operators of Ålcom carry the channel on channel 99 . The channel is also available as a live stream on its official website onnitv.fi, allowing viewers to watch online the broadcast on any device - from computers to connected televisions - ensuring that older adults across Finland and the global Finnish diaspora can access its wellness programming wherever they are .

OnniTV strives to promote the health and well-being of older adults by providing accessible, free, and professionally designed rehabilitation and cultural content. The mission of the channel is to support independent living and improve the quality of life for seniors through regular, easy-to-follow exercise and memory training, while also offering cultural enrichment. The channel was developed in collaboration with geriatric rehabilitation professionals and experts in elderly care, and it has been supported by various Finnish municipalities and the Heritage Fund to maintain its broadcast reach .

Nelonen

Nelonen is a Finnish free-to-air television channel operating in the general entertainment format. The primary language of broadcasting is Finnish. The channel traces its origins to Helsinki's local cable channel PTV (Paikallistelevisio), which was founded in 1989 on the HTV cable network. It was later renamed PTV4 before adopting its current name, Nelonen (Finnish for 'the number four'), on June 1, 1997, when it expanded to national coverage. The channel is owned by Nelonen Media, a subsidiary of Sanoma Media Finland, which is part of the Sanoma Corporation. Nelonen is headquartered at the Sanomatalo building in Helsinki, Finland.

Nelonen is one of Finland's four major national channels, alongside the public broadcasters Yle TV1 and Yle TV2 and the commercial channel MTV3. The channel targets the 25-44 age demographic. Its programming includes a mix of Finnish productions, international series, movies, documentaries, sports, and entertainment shows. The channel broadcasts in high definition (1080i HDTV) and is available nationwide via digital terrestrial television (DVB-T) on channel 4 (HD) and channel 24, as well as through cable and IPTV providers.

On air, the channel's programming includes a range of Finnish series and international formats. Key Finnish programs documented on the schedule include Suomen huutokauppakeisari (Finland's Auction Emperor), a reality series following auctioneers Miska Haakana and Alisa Aarniomäki; Huvila & Huussi, a popular home renovation and lifestyle series; and Kumman kaa, a classic Finnish comedy series originally aired on Nelonen in the early 2000s. The channel also airs Vain elämää, a music reality series, and MasterChef Australia, the Australian version of the international cooking competition. Finnish versions of the reality competitions Suomen Robinson (Survivor) and Talo (The House) have also been produced for the channel.

In addition to Finnish originals, the channel broadcasts major international films. According to Finnpanel data, the most-watched programs on Nelonen in July 2025 were a series of James Bond films, which also attracted over 650,000 viewers per episode, followed by episodes of Suomen huutokauppakeisari, which reached 284,000 viewers. The channel's schedule also includes the documentary series Maailmaa mullistaneet keksinnöt (Inventions That Changed the World) and the American animated comedy Family Guy, though the latter is not currently listed as a regular program on official schedules.

Nelonen is a commercial channel supported by advertising revenue. In 2025, the channel held approximately 5 percent of the viewing share among 10-24 year olds, with a total viewing share for the Nelonen Media group (including Nelonen, Jim, Liv, and Hero) reaching 8 percent in the 10-24 demographic. As of June 30, 2025, Finland completed its transition to HD broadcasting, and Nelonen now broadcasts exclusively in high definition on terrestrial and cable networks.

Nelonen also operates the streaming service Ruutu, which offers live streaming and catch-up content for the channel's programs. The channel is headquartered in the Sanomatalo building in Helsinki, with the program management team including television director Ville Toivonen, program planning director Ville Nylund, and domestic programs manager Mirko Baas.

Nelonen strives to be a leading commercial television channel in Finland, offering viewers a broad mix of popular Finnish productions, blockbuster films, and international series. The mission of the channel is to provide high-quality entertainment that appeals to a wide audience, with a focus on the 25-44 age demographic. Thanks to its wide distribution across terrestrial, cable, and streaming platforms, Nelonen provides the opportunity to watch its programming across Finland on any device, ensuring that its entertainment content reaches Finnish audiences throughout the country and the global diaspora wherever they are.

NärTV

När-TV is a Finnish local television channel operating in the community broadcasting format. The primary language of broadcasting is Swedish. The channel was founded in March 1983 and is based in the city of Närpes (Finnish: Närpiö), located on the west coast of Finland in the region of Ostrobothnia. Närpes is known as the largest Swedish-speaking concentration in Finland, and the channel was specifically created to serve this linguistic community.

The channel broadcasts its programming on Wednesdays at 19:00, with a repeat broadcast on Sundays at 15:00 and again at 19:00. The channel is available on cable network channel 944 in the JNT cable network and on channel 650 in JNT IPTV. Since 1996, the channel has also operated its own local teletext service with news notices, city information, parish activities, sports results, and other community information. When regular programming is not airing, the channel displays a loop where associations and institutions can promote upcoming events in the region free of charge.

The programming on När-TV covers a wide range of topics relevant to the local community. Regular segments include current affairs programs under the title Aktualiteter, covering local news, city council meetings, and municipal decisions. The book review segment Böcker is hosted by Anders Blomberg and appears frequently in the schedule. The channel produces music programming, including concerts from local churches and performances by local musicians such as Andrea Eklund, Lina Teir, and Casper Byggnings. Sports coverage includes local hockey matches featuring teams such as Kraft and Jaro, as well as football, skiing, and other regional sports events.

The channel also produces cultural and historical programming. Bilder från förr features archival footage from När-TV's own archive, preserving local history in moving images. The channel broadcasts religious programs, including Familjegudstjänst (family services) from Närpes church, which are also streamed on the parish's YouTube channel. Other programs include coverage of local revues, theater performances, exhibitions such as the Trädgårdsexpo garden exhibition, and special events such as the annual Independence Day celebration, Lucia pageants, and Christmas broadcasts from Närpes church. The channel also airs coverage of municipal council meetings, including full council sessions and budget debates.

The channel is viewer-supported through an annual viewer fee of 52 euros, which is sent to all households in Närpes. The channel is run by a small team, with Tim Björkskog serving as chairman and Maria Launonen as operations manager. The channel encourages community participation, seeking volunteers of all ages to work as filmmakers and editors. The channel also operates a mobile donation system to support humanitarian causes, including fundraising for Ukraine. All broadcasts are archived and available for on-demand viewing through the channel's website.

När-TV strives to serve as the primary local media outlet for the Swedish-speaking population of Närpes and the surrounding Ostrobothnian region. The mission of the channel is to produce locally relevant content covering news, sports, culture, and community events, while also preserving the region's history through its video archive. Thanks to its cable distribution and online streaming platform, När-TV provides the opportunity to watch its programming on any device, ensuring that Swedish-speaking Finns in Närpes and former residents living elsewhere in Finland or abroad can stay connected to their home community wherever they are.

MTV3

MTV3 is a Finnish free-to-air television channel operating in the general entertainment format. The primary language of broadcasting is Finnish. The channel was launched on August 13, 1957, as Mainostelevisio (MTV), making it the first commercial television network in Finland and one of the oldest commercial TV stations in Europe. The number 3 was added later when the channel was allocated the third nationwide television slot, following Yle TV1 and Yle TV2. MTV3 is owned by MTV Oy, which is part of the Norwegian Schibsted Media AS as of 2025, and is headquartered in Helsinki, Finland. The channel is colloquially known as Maikkari by Finnish viewers. The channel held a 22.9 percent audience share in 2008, traditionally competing for the lead with the public broadcaster Yle TV1.

On air, MTV3 offers a generalist schedule of domestic productions, international series, news, current affairs, sports, films, and entertainment. The flagship news program is MTV3 Uutiset, which along with current affairs content fulfills the channel's public interest broadcasting license obligations. The channel is also required to produce domestic content as part of its licensing terms. Popular long-running Finnish programs on MTV3 include the soap opera Salatut elämät (Secret Lives), which has aired since January 25, 1999, and the dance competition Tanssii tähtien kanssa (Strictly Come Dancing), the Finnish version of the British BBC series, running on the channel since March 2006. The reality competition Gladiaattorit (Gladiators) first aired in 1993. Other Finnish productions include the comedy sketch series Vintiöt (1994), the video gaming program Tilt (1997), the talent search Popstars (2002), and the comedy series We Stalinists (2004). The channel also airs the Finnish versions of international formats such as X Factor and Deal or No Deal (called Dil or Ra Dil). International programming includes animated series such as The Simpsons and Star Wars: The Clone Wars, the documentary series MythBusters (Myytinmurtajat), and the crime drama The Mentalist.

Sports coverage is a significant part of MTV3's schedule. The channel holds broadcasting rights for major international football tournaments, including the 2026 FIFA World Cup, sharing the rights with Yle. MTV3 also broadcasts UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, UEFA Super Cup, and extensive coverage of Spain's La Liga. The channel also covers ice hockey and motorsports events.

MTV3 is available throughout Finland via digital terrestrial television on channel 3 (or channel 23 for HD), as well as on cable networks and IPTV platforms including DNA, Elisa, and Telia. On satellite, the channel is available on Allente (channel 3 HD) and via Thor 6 at 0.8°W. The channel broadcasts in high definition (720p HDTV). As of June 30, 2025, Finland completed its transition to HD broadcasting, and MTV3 now broadcasts exclusively in high definition on terrestrial and cable networks, with the standard-definition feed discontinued.

Previously, the channel was also available on the C More satellite platform (channel 3). The channel was originally launched as a standard definition channel, with an HD feed developed and launched in the early 2010s. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of MTV3 through the MTV Katsomo streaming service (mtv.fi/mtv3), which offers live streaming and catch-up services.

MTV3 strives to be Finland's leading commercial television channel, providing viewers with a diverse mix of high-quality Finnish productions, popular entertainment series, reliable news coverage, and exciting live sports. The mission of the channel is to offer content that appeals to a broad audience while fulfilling its public service obligations to produce domestic news and current affairs programming. Thanks to its long history as Finland's first commercial channel and its extensive distribution across terrestrial, cable, and satellite platforms, MTV3 provides the opportunity to watch its programming across the country on any device, ensuring that its content reaches Finnish audiences wherever they are.

Eveo

Eveo is a Finnish free-to-air television channel operating in the general entertainment format. The primary language of broadcasting is Finnish. The channel was launched on December 17, 2022, under the name TapahtumaTV Eveo, focusing primarily on event programming . On January 1, 2024, after a change of ownership to Eveo Oy, the channel was completely renewed and rebranded as Eveo . Eveo is owned by Eveo Oy, a fully privately-owned Finnish company, and is headquartered in Helsinki . The channel broadcasts daily for a total of over 140 hours per week .

On air, Eveo targets Finnish viewers aged 40 and above, offering a mix of domestic programs featuring familiar Finnish stars as well as high-quality film entertainment . The channel places a strong emphasis on supporting small and medium-sized Finnish TV production companies . Known programs include the long-running cooking series Hellapoliisi (season 7), with an episode featuring Suonenjoki that aired in August 2025 ; the travel series Matkailuautolla Euroopassa (season 2) ; the documentary series Suomen ympäri ; the comedic series GonzoTV (season 2) ; the real estate series Metsänomistaja (season 2) ; the lifestyle series Avotulilla ; the short series Turvavyö ; and Aarteenetsijä Hellevaara . The channel also features exclusive live broadcasts from major outdoor events, including the Seinäjoki Tango Festival and the Kiuruvesi Adult Pop Song Festival .

Eveo is available throughout Finland, reaching 77 percent of Finnish households . The channel can be found on cable television through all major operators, including Elisa, DNA, Telia, and Ålcom, on channel 17 . The channel is also available via IPTV services and in terrestrial antenna households on channel 17 within the network C area. However, Eveo is not yet available in all antenna households . Technical coverage is 77 percent, with an average of 1 million different viewers per month and 500,000 different viewers weekly . As of summer 2024, the channel has also broadcast adult content on weekend nights from 12:00 AM to 2:00 AM . The channel provides a live stream on its website, and viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Eveo through there .

Eveo strives to be an independent, domestic alternative in the Finnish television landscape, providing a platform for local producers and offering advertisers a cost-effective way to reach a target audience of over-45-year-old Finns . The channel's CEO is Jussi Juutinen, and the Chief Commercial Director is Tomi Hakola . The channel is operated by a small team of five people . Since 2024, the channel has outsourced its media management and playout to Media Tailor, ensuring reliable broadcast workflows as the channel grows . Thanks to its wide distribution across cable, IPTV, and terrestrial networks, Eveo provides the opportunity to watch its programming across Finland, ensuring that its domestic entertainment reaches audiences wherever they are.

TV Østfold

TV Østfold is a Norwegian local television channel operating in the community news and information format . The primary language of broadcasting is Norwegian. The channel was re-established on January 1, 2017, when the station TVHalden changed its name to TV Østfold, expanding its coverage to the entire county . The channel is based in Halden, with its registered office at Lyngåsveien 8 . The station is run by enthusiasts who produce content from various parts of the county, with the stated goal of maintaining a low threshold for participation and welcoming everyone to submit content . The responsible editor is Kjetil Aabø, who also serves as the channel's daily manager .

On air, TV Østfold features a varied program menu produced throughout the year, with many local guests appearing in the studio or through events across the county. The flagship studio program is Rett på, hosted by Kjetil Aabø, which features four new guests per episode . As of May 2022, 68 episodes of Rett på had been produced, covering over 150 different topics and guests . The channel also produces På rundtur med Steinar og Kjetil, a slow-TV program with a camera mounted in a car, where the hosts maintain a casual tone about what they see on their journey . This program originated in the 1990s on the earlier version of the channel .

TV Østfold operates two large studios in Fredrikstad (at the Rolvsøy location that was the historical home of the original TV Østfold), a studio in Halden, and has a collaboration with TVbussen.no, a mobile production unit . The channel produces a range of programs focusing on local sports, politics, and cultural events in the county, and covers everything from major events to smaller community gatherings. The station offers production services ranging from single-camera shoots to multi-camera productions. The original TV Østfold operated from November 1996 until March 1, 2012, when it went bankrupt, but the current TV Østfold continues the tradition of local television in the county .

TV Østfold is available throughout the county via cable television networks, including the GET network (now Telia), Altibox, and Canal Digital . The channel is broadcast on these platforms, reaching viewers across all municipalities in Østfold. Historically, the channel has also been available on RiksTV and via satellite, though current primary distribution is through cable . Viewers can also watch online the live broadcast and catch up on programs through the official website at tvøstfold.no . Online television of TV Østfold provides access to the program schedule and a library of past episodes from its diverse range of local productions.

A separate entity, Stiftelsen Solheim Multimedia Solradion, which shares the TV Østfold name, is registered with a purpose statement of running a Christian multimedia center and Christian near-radio activities, including a near-radio school . This foundation has been registered since 1985 and is also led by Kjetil Aabø, but the television channel TV Østfold operates under the same leadership and branding with a broader community focus .

TV Østfold strives to be the primary source of local news and information for the Østfold region, covering events that affect residents' daily lives across the county's cities and municipalities. The mission of the channel is to give a voice to the local community, offering a platform for a wide range of guests and topics, and to keep citizens informed about local politics, sports, and cultural events. Thanks to its cable distribution and online streaming, TV Østfold provides the opportunity to watch its programming on any device, ensuring that residents of Østfold and former residents living elsewhere in Norway or abroad can stay connected to their home region wherever they are .

TV Modum

TV Modum is a Norwegian local television channel operating in the community news format . The primary language of broadcasting is Norwegian. The channel was founded in February 2004 and is owned by John Ove Andersen and Ronny Blekkan, with John Ove Andersen serving as the responsible editor . The channel is based in Åmot, Modum municipality, Viken county, Norway, with its studio located on Steinbru in Åmot . The channel is privately owned and commercially funded through advertising revenue .

On air, TV Modum features daily news broadcasts five days per week, covering local news, sports, culture, and events from Modum and the surrounding region . The weekend program is called Ukeslutt (Weekend Summary) . The channel also produces live broadcasts from key local venues, including the Vikersundbakken ski jump arena (Vikersund hoppsenter), municipal council meetings from the town hall, and events at the local cultural center and the multi-purpose Åmot Church . The channel can broadcast live from its own studio in Åmot .

Since 2011, the channel has broadcast a program called Nå er det din tur (Now It's Your Turn), featuring local music from Modum, Sigdal, and Krødsherad. The program was originally established in 2002 on the local radio station Radio R-35 and is hosted by Herold Rasmussen and Frode Moen .

TV Modum is distributed via the Modum Kabel-TV AS cable network, which serves approximately 7,000 households in the region. The channel is available for free to all subscribers of Modum Kabel-TV and RingNett . The primary coverage area includes the municipality of Modum, as well as Nerstad and Nedre Eggedal in Sigdal municipality, Noresund and Krøderen in Krødsherad municipality, and Nakkerud and Tyristrand in Ringerike municipality . The channel is also carried on the cable network of Krøderen elektro on Norefjell .

Viewers can watch the channel's news segments online through the official website at tvmodum.no, where content is available for free without login requirements . The channel does not require subscription fees for online viewing.

TV Modum strives to be an independent, locally focused news source for the Modum region and surrounding areas, covering events that matter to the local community. The mission of the channel is to provide free, accessible local news coverage through both cable television distribution and online streaming, ensuring that residents of the Modum region and former residents living elsewhere in Norway or abroad can stay connected to their home community wherever they are. The channel is supported by local advertising and is committed to maintaining a strong editorial focus on local issues without external ownership interference.