Editing Telecommunications in Finland (section)

==Radio and television==
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There is a national public radio and television company [[Yleisradio]] (Yle), which was previously funded by [[television license]] fees, but nowadays via the YLE tax. and two major private media companies, [[Alma Media]] and [[Sanoma Media Finald|Sanoma]], with national TV channels. Yle maintains four TV channels YLE1, YLE2, Teema and FST5. There are four commercial, national channels: Alma Media has [[MTV3]] and [[SubTV]], and Sanoma has [[Nelonen (television)|Nelonen]] and [[Jim (TV channel)|Jim]]. There are also a lot of pay-TV channels. [[News Corporation (1980–2013)|News Corporation]] introduced itself to the market in 2012 with the [[Fox (Finland)|Fox]] channel, which was preceded by Finnish-owned SuomiTV.

===Radio broadcast stations===
{{Main|List of radio stations in Finland}}
[[AM broadcasting|AM]] 2, [[FM broadcasting|FM]] 186, [[shortwave]] 1 (1998)

===Television broadcast stations===
{{Main|List of television channels in Finland}}
120 (plus 431 repeaters) (1999)

Television is broadcast as digital ([[DVB-T]]) only since August 2007. On cable, only digital ([[DVB-C]]) will be broadcast from 2008 on.