Distribution of Yle’s HD channels in DNA’s VHF terrestrial network to end on 31 March

DNA has announced that it will shut down its VHF terrestrial network in 2020, and will also be relinquishing its terrestrial network license at the same time. The schedule for Yle’s HD channel reception has now been specified – the channels will be available via VHF antennas until 31 March.

DNA has previously announced that the distribution of MTV3 and TV5’s HD channels will end in its VHF network at the end of this year. It has also been announced that HD pay channels currently in the VHF network will be transferred to the UHF network at the turn of the new year, in conjunction with a business transaction between DNA and Digita concerning terrestrial pay-TV operations. Subscribers can use UHF antennas to continue receiving the channels and using their pay-TV services. DNA will continue to serve subscribers in its own channels as a partner to Digita. Information about the changes has been sent directly to subscribers.

DNA will be focusing on cable and broadband distribution, and continuing to offer a wide range of TV services throughout Finland. DNA will continue to provide TV services for antenna households via broadband.

More information:

Pekka Väisänen, Senior Vice President, Consumer Business, DNA Plc, tel. +358 (0)44 040 0168, pekka.vaisanen@dna.fi

DNA Corporate Communications, tel. +358 44 044 8000, communications@dna.fi