As part of the HD transition, Digita will carry out a channel numbering change on its nationwide terrestrial TV network between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. on Tuesday, November 19, 2024.
Next year, Finland will transition fully to the HD era as free-to-air TV broadcasts will be transmitted exclusively in high-definition, or HD quality, after a staggered transition period.
Finland is undergoing an HD transition, which means that after a phased transition, free TV broadcasts will be broadcast in HD quality only.
HELSINKI 16, May 2024 – Finland is undergoing an HD transition, which means that after a phased transition, TV broadcasts are broadcast only in HD quality.
Television channels currently showing on the antenna network will soon switch to HD broadcasting. On October 24, 2023, the Administrative Council of the Finnish Broadcasting Company YLE decided that it will stop broadcasting its channels on the terrestrial antenna network using the basic DVB-T1 technology (SD) in spring 2025. This means that SDTV channels will … Continued
[Helsinki] 17, February 2023 – Digita and MTV have signed an agreement on the MTV3 HD channel’s expansion to nationwide availability as part of the new HD transition. Since 2020, MTV3 HD has had 90 per cent national coverage and, starting 17 February, that coverage is expanding to 99.96 per cent. In addition, Antenna TV … Continued
Helsinki, 14 February 2023 – Recent events in Finland and abroad have once again confirmed the importance of reliable access to information. Of course, trustworthy information is always important, but the need for information becomes all the more pressing in the midst of crises and extraordinary circumstances. Antenna TV and FM radio are distribution channels … Continued
[Helsinki] 13, February, 2023 – Sanoma Media Finland begins broadcasting the channel Nelonen in HD nationwide with a coverage of 99.96 per cent over Digita’s terrestrial television network on channel 24 on Monday 13 February 2023. The programming of the Nelonen HD channel will be identical to that of the channel Nelonen, but the new … Continued
[Helsinki] 2, December 2022 – The energy situation of the coming winter has many people concerned, and the reality is that we all need to reconsider our energy consumption habits. Public discourse has addressed the topics of heating the sauna, taking hot showers and regulating indoor temperatures. However, in addition to these big energy gluttons, … Continued
Individual data transfer consumes a lot of energy, which is why it is an eco action to watch a sporting event on terrestrial TV instead of a mobile device. The electricity consumption of data transfer has recently been the subject of public debate (HS 25 May, Yle 20 June). The issue is important for the … Continued
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