RUV

Ríkisútvarpið, commonly abbreviated as RÚV, is Iceland's national public service broadcaster. It began in 1930 as the state radio service and expanded to television in 1966. Today, RÚV operates radio and television programming as well as online services, serving as Iceland's public broadcasting institution.

RÚV's programming covers news and current affairs, documentaries, cultural and educational shows, children's programming, and sports. It aims to provide reliable information, diverse programming, and content that reflects Icelandic society. The organization seeks to maintain editorial independence while fulfilling its public service remit.

The broadcaster is funded through public funds and licensing arrangements, with governance and oversight defined by Icelandic broadcasting policy. It plays a central role in emergency broadcasting and in supporting Icelandic language and culture through its productions.

RÚV maintains online platforms, including a website and streaming services, which publish news, video, and archival material. Through these channels, the broadcaster reaches audiences across Iceland and among the Icelandic diaspora, complementing its traditional radio and television services.