Swedish public broadcaster SVT’s channels are all now available on the web, making it possible for viewers to access the channels via smartphones and tablets as well as PCs and TVs.
Five SVT channels – SVT1, SVT2, Barnkanalen, Kunskapskanalen and SVT24 – are now available on the internet. Interactive and platforms programme director Lena Glaser said that SVT would continue to develop services that allowed its audience to receive programmes via new technologies.
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