Viasat

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Viasat is a DBS distributor and TV broadcaster, owned by the Swedish media conglomerate Modern Times Group. Broadcasting from London, the target markets are in the Nordic and the Baltic Countries. Their lineup can be received from the Astra 4A satellite at 4.8°E with any DVB receiver equipped with a NDS VideoGuard descrambling module. Viasat’s main competitor on DTH distribution in the Nordic countries is Canal Digital. Viasat does not have a platform of their own outside the Nordic and Baltic countries, so they have to rely on third party distributors in Eastern and Central Europe.

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[edit] Own channels

[edit] Viasat (Modern Times Group) Country-specific basic channels

Channel Name Broadcast area Country
TV3 Denmark Denmark  United Kingdom
TV3 Norway Norway  United Kingdom
TV3 Sweden Sweden  United Kingdom
TV3+ Denmark Denmark  United Kingdom
TV3 Puls Denmark  United Kingdom
TV6 Sweden Sweden  United Kingdom
TV8 Sweden Sweden  United Kingdom
Viasat4 Norway Norway  United Kingdom
TV3 Estonia Estonia  United Kingdom
TV3+ Estonia Estonia  United Kingdom
TV6 Estonia Estonia  United Kingdom
TV3 Latvia Latvia  United Kingdom
TV3+ Latvia Latvia  United Kingdom
TV6 Latvia Latvia  United Kingdom
TV3 Lithuania Lithuania  United Kingdom
TV6 Lithuania Lithuania  United Kingdom
TV8 Lithuania Lithuania  United Kingdom
Viasat 3 Hungary  United Kingdom
TV6 Hungary Hungary  United Kingdom
TV3 Slovenia Slovenia  United Kingdom

[edit] Viasat (Modern Times Group) Pay channels

Channel Name Broadcast area Country
TV1000 Nordic countries  United Kingdom
TV1000 Action Nordic countries  United Kingdom
TV1000 Classic Nordic countries  United Kingdom
TV1000 Drama Nordic countries  United Kingdom
TV1000 Family Nordic countries  United Kingdom
TV1000 Nordic Nordic countries  United Kingdom
TV1000 HD (High Definition) Nordic countries  United Kingdom
Viasat Explorer Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden,Baltic countries, Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan & other CIS states  United Kingdom
Viasat History Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden,Baltic countries, Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan & other CIS states.  United Kingdom
Viasat Nature/Crime Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden,Baltic countries, Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan & other CIS states.  United Kingdom
Viasat Sport Sweden Sweden & Finland  United Kingdom
Viasat Sport Norway Norway  United Kingdom
Viasat Fotboll Sweden  United Kingdom
Viasat Fotboll HD (High Definition) Sweden  United Kingdom
Viasat Motor Norway & Sweden  United Kingdom
Viasat Motor HD (High Definition) Norway & Sweden  United Kingdom
Viasat Sport HD (High Definition) Sweden & Finland  United Kingdom
Viasat Premier League HD (High Definition) Sweden  United Kingdom
Viasat Hockey Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Ukraine and Russia.  United Kingdom
Viasat Golf Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Ukraine and Russia.  United Kingdom
TV2 Sport (Formerly Viasat Sport 1 Denmark) Denmark  United Kingdom
TV2 Sport HD (High Definition) Denmark  United Kingdom
Viasat SportN Norway  United Kingdom
Viasat SportN Norway  United Kingdom
TV1000 Action East Baltic countries, Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan & other CIS states.  United Kingdom
TV1000 East Baltic countries, Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan & other CIS states.  United Kingdom
TV1000 Russkoe Kino (ТВ1000 Русское Кино) Baltic countries, Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan & other CIS states.  United Kingdom
Viasat Sport Baltic Baltic countries, Ukraine and Russia.  United Kingdom
TV1000 Balkan Baltic countries, Ukraine and Russia.  United Kingdom
Viasat Sport East Baltic Countries, Russia, Belarus, Moldova, Georgia, Kazakhstan  United Kingdom
TV1000 Poland Poland  United Kingdom

[edit] Other channels

In addition to their own channels, Viasat carry several third party channels on their platform.

[edit] Country specific channels (Local)

Channel Name Broadcast area Country
SVT1 Sweden Sweden
SVT2 Sweden Sweden
SVT24 Sweden Sweden
SVTB (timesharing with Kunskapskanalen) Sweden Sweden
Kunskapskanalen (timesharing with STVB) Sweden Sweden
SVT HD (High Definition) Sweden Sweden
TV4 Sweden Sweden
TV4 Plus Sweden Sweden
TV4 Film Sweden Sweden
TV11 Sweden Sweden
TV4 Fakta Sweden Sweden
TV4 Science fiction Sweden Sweden
TV4 Sport Sweden Sweden
TV4 Komedi Sweden Sweden
TV4 guld Sweden Sweden
Kanal 5 Sweden Sweden
TNT7 Sweden Sweden
MTV Sweden Sweden  United Kingdom
Nickelodeon Sweden Sweden  United Kingdom
Comedy Central Sweden Sweden  United Kingdom
DR1 Denmark Denmark
DR2 Denmark Denmark
DR HD (High Definition) Denmark Denmark
DR K Denmark Denmark
DR Ramasjang Denmark Denmark
DR Update Denmark Denmark
TV 2 Denmark Denmark Denmark
TV 2 Charlie Denmark Denmark
TV 2 Film Denmark Denmark
TV 2 Sport Denmark Denmark
TV 2 Sport HD (High Definition) Denmark Denmark
TV 2 News Denmark Denmark
TV 2 Zulu Denmark Denmark
MTV Denmark Denmark Denmark
Nelonen Sport Pro Finland Finland
NRK1 Norway Norway
NRK2 Norway Norway
NRK3/NRK Super Norway Norway
TV 2 Norge Norway Norway
TV 2 Filmkanalen Norway Norway
TV 2 Nyhetskanalen Norway Norway
TV 2 Sport Norway Norway
TVNorge Norway Norway
FEM Norway Norway
MTV Norway Norway  United Kingdom
ETV Estonia Estonia
ETV2 Estonia Estonia
Kanal 2 Estonia Estonia
Kanal 11 Estonia Estonia
PBK Estonia Estonia Estonia
LTV1 Latvia Latvia
LTV7 Latvia Latvia
LNT Latvia Latvia
TV5 Latvia Latvia Latvia
*MTV Lithuania & Latvia Lithuania & Latvia  United Kingdom
PBK Latvia Latvia Latvia
TV 1 Lithuania Lithuania
BTV Lithuania Lithuania
Lietuvos Rytas TV Lithuania Lithuania
LTV Lithuania Lithuania
LTV World Lithuania Lithuania
LNK Lithuania Lithuania
Sport1 Lithuania Lithuania
PBK Lithuania Lithuania Lithuania

[edit] Transnational

Channel Name Country
Animal Planet Europe  United Kingdom
BBC World News  United Kingdom
Bloomberg TV (as a part of TV8 Sweden)  United Kingdom
Cartoon Network (6.00-21.00, time-sharing with TCM Europe)  United Kingdom
CNBC Nordic (6.00-12.00, time-sharing Nat Geo Scandinavia)  United Kingdom
CNN International  United States
Discovery Channel Europe  United Kingdom
Disney Channel Scandinavia  United Kingdom
E!  United Kingdom
Euronews  United Kingdom
Nick Jr  United Kingdom
Boomerang Scandinavia  United Kingdom
The God Channel  United Kingdom
MTV Live HD (High Definition)  United Kingdom
*Nat Geo Scandinavia (12.00-6.00, time-sharing with CNBC Nordic)  United Kingdom
Nat Geo HD (High Definition)  United Kingdom
Nat Geo Wild  United Kingdom
Nickelodeon Scandinavia (6.00-18.00, time-sharing with VH1 Europe)  United Kingdom
Playboy TV (time-sharing with Viasat Nature/Crime)  United Kingdom
Disney Junior (time-sharing with TV1000 Drama)  United Kingdom
RT (Russia Today)  United Kingdom
Spice Platinum (time-sharing with Viasat Explorer)  United Kingdom
Spice Private (also known as Viasat Ticket 2 Erotic)  United Kingdom
Disney XD Scandivania  United Kingdom
TCM Nordic (Turner Classic Movies) (21.00-6.00, time-sharing with Cartoon Network Nordic)  United Kingdom
VH1 Europe (18.00-6.00, time-sharing with Nickelodeon Europe)  United Kingdom
Zone Reality  United Kingdom
MTV Europe  United Kingdom
Penhouse HDTV (High Definition)  United Kingdom
Space Channel 3D (3D Television)  United Kingdom

[edit] Former channels

Channel Start Close
RTL Television
TV1000 2 2004-09 Replaced by TV1000 Plus One
TV1000 3 2004-09 Replaced by TV1000 Family
Cinema 2004-9 Replaced by TV1000 Action
Cinema 2 2004-09 Replaced by TV1000 Nordic
Cinema 3 2004-09 Replaced by TV1000 Classic
The History Channel Scandinavia 2004-11 Closed down, replaced by Viasat History
Viasat Sport 24 2005-04 2006-12 Replaced by Viasat Golf
Viasat Sport 2 2004-02 2009-01 Replaced by Viasat Fotboll/Viasat Sport (Norway) and Viasat Motor in Sweden and Norway, and Viasat Sport Baltic and Viasat Golf in the Baltics.
Viasat Sport 3 2004-02 2009-01
Hallmark Channel Scandilux 2009-09
Jetix Scandinavia 2005 2009-09 Replaced by Disney XD
REN TV Baltic 2010
Pervyj Baltsjskij Kanal 2010
RTR Planeta 2010
TV1000 Plus One 2004-09 2010-08 Closed down.

[edit] World Record

The live 3D broadcast of the 2011 UEFA Champions League final match between Manchester United and Barcelona was provided by Viasat in 3D format in Gothenburg (Sweden).[1] The football match was broadcast on EKTA screen. This Ukrainian produced 3D LED TV made The Guinness Book of World Records.[2][3]

[edit] See also

[edit] References

  1. ^ The Viasat company Press-release, www.viasat.se
  2. ^ Guinness World Record,
  3. ^ EKTA’s Ukrainian produced 3D Led TV makes The Guinness Book of World Records, www.ekta-led.com

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