Space Norway and Telenor Nordics have announced a new agreement focused on delivering IPTV and linear OTT streaming services to the pay-TV markets in Norway, Sweden and Finland.

This strategic alliance leverages Space Norway’s expertise in content aggregation, transcoding, and streaming of TV channels, alongside Telenor’s end-user solutions and streaming experience. Together, they aim to redefine the viewing experience for consumers by offering cutting-edge technology and diverse content options.

Space Norway Director Broadcasting Division, Ole Ledang, commented: “We are delighted to strengthen our role as a trusted partner for Telenor Nordics, ensuring the delivery of top-tier, efficient IPTV and linear OTT streaming services to its Nordic pay-TV customers. This partnership enables us to adapt even further and remain fully committed to meeting the evolving demands for efficiency and quality.”

Emil Hansen, VP Nordic TV in Telenor Nordics, added: “Our top priority is to provide value to our customers across Finland, Norway and Sweden through seamless, high-quality viewing experiences, on any device, anywhere. We are very happy to extend Telenor’s partnership with Space Norway and join forces in strengthening our presence in the Nordic market through scalable digital solutions.”

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