Stöðurnar

Stöðurnar, also known as the Icelandic National Broadcasting Service, is the public service broadcaster of Iceland. It was established in 1930 and is headquartered in Reykjavik. Stöðurnar operates three main channels: RÚV, which broadcasts national news and current affairs; RÚV2, which focuses on children's programming and educational content; and RÚV Sport, which is dedicated to sports coverage. The service also operates Rás 2, a national radio station, and Rás 1, a classical music station. Stöðurnar is funded through a combination of license fees, advertising, and government grants. It is a member of the European Broadcasting Union and the Nordic Broadcasting Union. Stöðurnar's programming is available both on-air and online, with a significant portion of its content being available in English, making it accessible to a global audience. The service is known for its high-quality journalism and diverse programming, which includes documentaries, dramas, and comedies. Stöðurnar also produces and broadcasts the annual Eurovision Song Contest, which is one of the most popular events in Iceland.