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FilmNet[]
1985–1997[]
Canal+ in Scandinavia has its origins in FilmNet which was launched in 1985.
Canal+[]
1997–2012[]
FilmNet was acquired by the French Canal+ in 1997, and subsequently took the name of its parent. Even after Canal+ no longer had control over the channels since 2003, these continued to use the Canal+ branding until 2012, when they would be rebranded as C More.
C More Entertainment[]
2004–2012 (corporate)[]
2012–2016[]
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2016–2022[]
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On February 28, 2022, C More's streaming service was discontinued in Norway in favour of TV 2 Play. The C More brand was discontinued in Sweden on August 14, 2023, and in Finland on October 10, 2023. On December 31, 2023, the C More app was shut down in Denmark, however it is still available though TV 2 Play and pay-TV providers.
| Telecommunication operations: Telia: Sweden | Norway | Finland | Estonia | Lithuania Media operations: MTV (Finland): C More Entertainment1: Estonia: Lithuania: Defunct/Former operations: Telecommunication operations: Television channels:
1Distributed by TV 2 in Norway.  |
| Bonnier Publications Bo Bedre | FHM (Norway) | Idényt | Penge og Privatøkonomi | Illustrerad Vetenskap Bonnier Tidskrifter Bonnier Corporation (United States) Newspapers Film Radio Other Defunct properties Television channels: Print publications: Babytalk | Caribbean Travel & Life | Parenting | Popular Photography | Science Illustrated | Skiing  |
