TV4 Group

TV4 Group (Swedish: TV4-Gruppen) is the largest commercial TV broadcaster in Sweden. It is a subsidiary of Bonnier Broadcasting, which is owned by Swedish telecom company Telia Company (and formerly by Swedish media conglomerate Bonnier).

Its main competitors are Viasat and Discovery Networks Sweden, along with SVT, the public TV broadcaster of Sweden.

Nordisk Television

1984–1990

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TV4

1990–1992

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1992–1996

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1996–2008

Before 2008, TV4 used the logo of its flagship channel as a corporate logo. As the company name, it used its legal name TV4 AB.

TV4-Gruppen

2008–present

Created by Swedish design agency Ohlsonsmith.

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V • T • E  Telia Company

Current mobile networks: Telia: Sweden and Denmark | Norway | Finland | Estonia | Lithuania Other brands: Latvia: LMT | Moldova: Moldcell | Afghanistan: Roshan (12.5%)   V • T • E  Bonnier Broadcasting Part of Telia Company TV4 Group (Sweden): Television channels: TV4 (HD) | Sjuan (HD) | TV12 (HD) | TV4 Fakta | TV4 Film | TV4 Guld Video-on-demand: TV4 Play MTV (Finland): Television channels: MTV3 (HD) | Sub (HD) | AVA (HD) | C More Max (HD) | C More Juniori | C More Sport 1 (HD) | C More Sport 2 (HD) Video-on-demand: MTV.fi | News division: MTV Uutiset C More Entertainment: Television channels: C More First (HD) | C More Hits (HD) | C More Action | C More Emotion | C More Family | C More Series (HD) | C More Stars (HD) | C More Extreme | C More Sport (HD) | C More Fotball (HD) | C More Hockey | C More Live (HD) | C More Live 2 | C More Live 3 | C More Live 4 | C More Live 5 | SF-kanalen Video-on-demand: C More Play Former operations: (Percentages indicate stakes held before divestment.) Azerbaijan: Azercell (51.3%) | Cambodia: Smart Mobile1 (18.6%) | Georgia: Geocell (58.55%) | Kazakhstan2: Kcell and Activ (75%) | Nepal: Ncell1 (60.4%) | Norway: NextGenTel | Russia: MegaFon (25.2%) | Spain: Yoigo (76.6%) | Tajikistan: Tcell (60%) | Turkey: Turkcell (51%) [Belarus: life:) | Ukraine: lifecell] | Uzbekistan: Ucell 1Acquired by Axiata. 2Acquired by Kazakhtelecom.