RÚVis

RÚV is the Icelandic National Broadcasting Service. It operates as a public service broadcaster, funded primarily through mandatory license fees paid by Icelandic households and businesses, as well as advertising revenue. RÚV is responsible for providing television and radio services to the nation.

The television service, known as RÚV, broadcasts a range of programming including news, current affairs, documentaries, drama, children's programming, and sports. It is the primary source of national television content in Iceland and plays a significant role in cultural dissemination and information dissemination.

RÚV also operates several radio stations. These include Rás 1, which focuses on classical music, news, and cultural programming, and Rás 2, which offers a more contemporary mix of popular music, talk shows, and news. Additionally, RÚV operates Kiefer, a youth-oriented radio station.

The organization is committed to serving the public interest by providing diverse, independent, and high-quality programming. RÚV has a long history, having been established in 1966. It aims to reflect Icelandic culture, heritage, and contemporary society across its platforms.