TekstiTV

TekstiTV is a Finnish television channel that primarily broadcasts text-based content. It was launched in 2008 and is owned by the Finnish Broadcasting Company (YLE). The channel's unique format involves displaying text on the screen, accompanied by a voiceover or background music, rather than traditional video footage. This approach allows for a wide range of content, including news, sports, culture, and entertainment, to be presented in a visually engaging manner.

TekstiTV's programming includes live broadcasts of major events such as the Eurovision Song Contest and the Olympic Games, as well as original content like documentaries, interviews, and discussions. The channel's text-based format has been praised for its accessibility, as it can be easily followed by viewers with visual impairments or those who prefer to read rather than watch. Additionally, TekstiTV's content is available in multiple languages, including Finnish, Swedish, and English, making it accessible to a broader audience.

TekstiTV's programming is available on digital television platforms in Finland, as well as online through the YLE website and mobile apps. The channel's content is also available on demand, allowing viewers to catch up on missed broadcasts or revisit favorite programs. TekstiTV's innovative approach to television broadcasting has made it a popular and distinctive channel in the Finnish media landscape.