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Canal Digital is a Scandinavian television distributor and internet service provider (Norway and Sweden) that was founded in March 1997 as a joint venture between the French pay-TV company Canal+ and the Norwegian telecommunications operator Telenor. Since 2001, Canal Digital is fully owned by Telenor. Contents 1 Description 2 Satellite television 2.1 High-definition television 2.2 Danish channels 2.3 Finnish channels 2.4 Norwegian channels 2.5 Swedish channels 2.6 Transnational 3 Cable television 3.1 Norway 3.2 Sweden 4 Terrestrial television 5 IPTV 6 See also 7 References 8 External links // Description Canal Digital was started by broadcasting a DTH satellite service to Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland, but have since expanded into cable television in Norway, Sweden and Denmark, digital terrestrial television in Finland and IPTV in Sweden and Denmark. More than 2.9 million Nordic households and activities are subscribed to their services.[citation needed] FTTH (Fiber) services have slowly started in selected areas in Norway. Internet through the cable system is based on the EuroDOCSIS standard. Canal Digital's cable system in the newer network areas which includes most of Canal Digital's cable networks in Norway is based on a hybrid of fibre and coaxial. Some other network areas are copper only, but are subject to upgrade in order to support set-top boxes. Unlike its DTH rival, Viasat, Canal Digital does not own a TV-network – they have however secured several multi-year exclusive broadcasting deals with SBS Broadcasting Group, Eurosport, BBC Worldwide and Discovery Communications.[citation needed] Their satellite broadcasts can be received from the Thor 3 and Thor 5 satellites, with Thor 6 being planned for launch in Q2 2009, at 1°W with any DVB receiver equipped with a Conax descrambling module. Satellite television High-definition television Canal Digital was the first major distributor in the region to launch high-definition television, HDTV. The first channel, C More HD, was launched in September 2005 using MPEG-2 compression. In June 2006, Canal Digital started broadcasting HD-kanalen from Sveriges Television and TV4 AB in Sweden, which did broadcast the 2006 FIFA World Cup in HD using MPEG-4 compression. HD-kanalen became SVT HD in October when SVT expanded their HD broadcasts. The major launch of HDTV occurred in Sweden in November 2006 when a special high-definition package with Discovery HD and Voom HD launched and C More HD was rebranded as Canal+ HD. The high-definition package is to be released in the other Nordic countries during 2007. High-definition channels launching in 2007 include Canal+ Sport HD in February, National Geographic Channel HD in April, TV4 HD (Sweden only) in May, Silver HD in September and History HD in December. 2008 brought Kanal 5 HD in January, Eurosport HD in May, Nelonen HD, TVNorge HD in October and BBC HD in December. Channels launched in 2009 include TV 2 Film HD in January and Animal Planet HD in February. The HD channels were initially offered for as a separate package, but starting on April 1, 2008 this package was dropped in Sweden and the HD channels were included in the "Family" package.[1] Danish channels DR1 DR2 DR Update TV 2 TV 2 Zulu TV 2 Charlie TV 2 Film TV 2 Film HD Kanal 4 Kanal 5 Kanal 5 HD 6'eren DK4 Canal 9 24 Nordjyske Dantoto Racing MTV Discovery Channel The Voice TV DR1 an DR2 are also available with a premium subscription in Norway, Sweden and Finland. Although TV 2 is broadcast on one of Canal Digital's transponders, it is not a DTH channel. Its only available to the Norwegian cable market, and is not a subscription channel. Finnish channels YLE TV1 YLE TV2 YLE FST5 YLE Teema Nelonen Nelonen HD JIM KinoTV Liv Nelonen Sport MTV3 Sub MTV Discovery Channel The Voice TV Norwegian channels NRK1 NRK1 HD NRK2 NRK3 NRK Super TV3 Viasat4 TV 2 TV 2 HD TV2 Zebra TV2 Filmkanalen TV2 Nyhetskanalen TV2 Sport (PPV) TV Norge TV Norge HD FEM Rikstoto Direkte MTV Discovery Channel The Voice TV Visjon Norge Swedish channels SVT1 SVT2 SVT24 SVTB Kunskapskanalen SVT HD TV4 TV4 Plus TV4 Film TV400 TV4 Fakta TV4 Guld TV4 Komedi TV4 Science fiction TV4 Sport TV4 HD TV3 Kanal 5 TV7 TV8 Kanal 9 MTV Nickelodeon Comedy Central Discovery Channel The Voice TV Transnational Adult Channel Al Jazeera English Animal Planet Animal Planet HD BBC Entertainment BBC HD BBC Knowledge BBC Lifestyle BBC World News Boomerang Bloomberg TV Cartoon Network Canal+ First Canal+ Hits Canal+ Action Canal+ Comedy Canal+ Drama Canal+ Film HD Canal+ Sport 1 Canal+ Sport 2 Canal+ Sport Extra Canal+ Sport HD CCTV-9 CNBC Nordic CNN International Discovery World Discovery HD Discovery Science Discovery Travel & Living Disney Channel Disney XD ESPN America ESPN Classic Eurosport Eurosport 2 Eurosport HD Extreme Sports Channel Gospel Channel Europe Hallmark Channel History History HD Lifestyle TV Motors TV National Geographic Channel National Geographic Channel HD Nickelodeon Playhouse Disney The Poker Channel Sky News International Silver Silver HD Showtime Star! Toon Disney Travel Channel Turner Classic Movies TV Finland tvins Voom HD VH1 VH1 Classic Cable television Norway Sweden Canal Digital in Sweden expanded into cable television in September 2003 when the cable companies Telenor Vision and Sweden Online were merged into Canal Digital. Terrestrial television Canal Digital sells decryption cards for digital television in Finland. Prior to the closedown of the analogue channels, the package consisted of Disney Channel and four Canal+ channels. When the analogue transmitters were closed down, a new multiplex launched bringing Kino TV, Nickelodeon, Discovery Channel and MTV Finland to the package. Kino TV is exclusive was exclusive to Canal Digital, while the others were also sold by its competitor, PlusTV. The erotic channel Canal 69 is added on October 1, 2007. The terrestrial package now consists of: Discovery Channel Disney Channel Kino TV Nickelodeon MTV Finland Canal+ Film 1 Canal+ Film 2 Canal+ Sport 1 Canal+ Sport 2 Canal 69 Canal Digital have expressed interest in selling encryption cards for the Swedish digital network. The Norwegian terrestrial operator RiksTV is partly owned by Canal Digital's owner Telenor. IPTV An IPTV service was launched in Sweden in 2004. It offers most of channels also provided on the satellite platform as well as interactive services and video on demand from C More Select, C More On demand, Film2Home and SF Anytime. See also List of Danish television channels List of Finnish television channels List of Icelandic television channels List of Norwegian television channels List of Swedish television channels Telenor - The company that owns Canal Digital References ^ Canal Digital Sverige AB (March 10, 2008). "Eurosport tar steget över till HDTV hos Canal Digital". Press release. http://www.newsdesk.se/view/pressrelease/eurosport-tar-steget-oever-till-hdtv-hos-canal-digital-200977.  External links Canal Digital Canal Digital in Denmark Canal Digital in Finland Canal Digital in Norway Canal Digital in Sweden Channels on the Canal Digital transponder from LyngSat. v • d • e Cable, satellite, and other speciality television providers in Europe Cable Blizoo · Cablecom · Cabovisão · Canal Digital · Com Hem · ER-Telecom · Kabel Deutschland · Kujtesa · Liberty Global Europe · MC Cable · Naxoo · ONO (Spain) · RCS (Romania) · Smallworld Cable · TDC (Denmark) · Tele2 · Telenet (Belgium) · TV di FASTWEB · ZON (Portugal) · UPC Ireland · UPC Netherlands · UPC Romania · U-tel · Virgin Media (UK) · VolgaTelecom · WightCable · Ziggo  · Teledünya Satellite Athina Sat · Boom TV (Romania) · Bulsatcom (Bulgaria) · Canal Digital  · CanalDigitaal · CanalSat · CS Link · Cyfra+ (Poland) · Digiturk (Turkey) · Digi TV  · Digital+ (Spain) · DigitAlb (Albania) · Dolce (Romania) · Euro1080 · Focus Sat (Romania) · Freesat (UK) · Freesat from Sky (UK) · GlobeCast World TV · Max TV (Romania) · n (Poland) · NTV Plus (Russia) · NOVA Cyprus · NOVA Greece · Sat4Free (Ireland) · Sky Deutschland · Sky (UK/Ireland) · SKY Italia (Italy) · Skylink · TeleSAT · Tivù Sat (Italy) · TotalTV  · TPS (France) · ZON (Portugal) · Magio Sat · meo satélite · TV Vlaanderen Digitaal · Viasat IPTV Alice Home TV (Italy) · Belgacom · BT Vision (UK) · Canal Digital · Free (France) · Freewire TV  · Imagenio (Spain) · iNES (Romania) · Infostrada TV (Italy) · KPN (The Netherlands) · Magnet Entertainment (Ireland) · Neuf (France) · Orange · ShqipTV · Smart Telecom (Ireland) · Optimus Clix TV (Portugal) · TalkTalk TV · TeliaSonera · TV di FASTWEB · U-tel · Viasat · meo Terrestrial Boom TV (Macedonia) · Boxer (Ireland) · Boxer (Sweden) · Freeview (UK) · KPN (Netherlands) · Mediaset Premium (Italy) · Televisão Digital Terrestre (Portugal) · Télévision Numérique Terrestre (France) · Top Up TV Americas · Canada · Europe · Africa, Asia, and Oceania