Revenues of the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation 2013-2018
The public broadcaster Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK) generated a revenue of nearly six billion Norwegian kroner in 2018. Compared to 2013, this was an increase of roughly 600 million Norwegian kroner. Thus, it was the largest company in the programming and broadcasting industry in Norway as of October 2017, followed by the commercial TV broadcasters TV2 and Discovery Networks Norway.
How is NRK financed?
The state-owned Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation is funded by an annual TV and radio license fee, which amounted to 3,038.56 Norwegian kroner per household as of 2019. The company also collects the fee on behalf of the Norwegian Ministry of Culture. From January 1, 2020 on, NRK will be financed through the national budget.
What does NRK provide?
NRK offers a wide range of public services, such as television and radio stations, as well as online, podcast and mobile services. Its TV channel NRK1 was the most popular television station in Norway in 2017, with an audience share of 32.3 percent.
How is NRK financed?
The state-owned Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation is funded by an annual TV and radio license fee, which amounted to 3,038.56 Norwegian kroner per household as of 2019. The company also collects the fee on behalf of the Norwegian Ministry of Culture. From January 1, 2020 on, NRK will be financed through the national budget.
What does NRK provide?
NRK offers a wide range of public services, such as television and radio stations, as well as online, podcast and mobile services. Its TV channel NRK1 was the most popular television station in Norway in 2017, with an audience share of 32.3 percent.
