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About TV3+ HD

TV3+ HD is a Danish television channel owned and operated by the Modern Times Group. The channel was created after the merger of the channels ZTV and TV6, keeping the name TV6 from 1995 to April 29, 1996, when it was labeled as TV3+. Eventually, with the launch of HD television in the country, TV3+ would add HD to its name in February 2010.

Over the years, TV3+ HD has made a name for itself by trying to satisfy its target audience, which goes from young audiences to young adults. Most of the channel’s programming comes from the network’s different deals with American TV and movie studios, which have supplied some of the channel’s most watched shows in its history. American TV series, drama shows, sitcoms, documentaries, movies, have been the main focus of this channel over the years.

Speaking about sports, the channel has focused on airing American football, motorsports, and football. Regarding the latter, tournaments such as the UEFA Champions League and the Danish Superliga have been aired on this network.

TV3+ HD broadcasts entirely in High Definition, although some of its shows may be “upscaled” to fit the High-Definition format. 

TV3+ HD on Satellite

TV3+ HD Broadcast Rights

	FIFA Women's World Cup (2023) Nordic Entertainment (NENT) Group has acquired exclusive rights to the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Denmark, Norway and Sweden. The Nordic multi-platform broadcaster will air every match on OTT streaming service Viaplay, while its free-to-air networks will telecast select games.
	UEFA Champions League (2021-2024) Nordic Entertainment (NENT) Group has extended its exclusive UEFA Champions League broadcast rights in Denmark until 2024. Whereas airings will be carried out on pay-television, all matches will be streamed live on the broadcaster’s pan-Nordic OTT service Viaplay. Under this new three-year deal between NENT and UEFA, coverage of the Champions League in Denmark will also include match highlights and extensive studio programming.
	England - Premier League (2022-2028) Nordic Entertainment Group (NENT Group) has acquired multi-platform English Premier League rights in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden, in a deal that runs from 2022 to 2028. Live EPL streaming will be available on Viaplay – the leading online video streaming service in the Nordic region. Live Premier League matches and full replays may also be aired on NENT’s pay-TV and free-TV channels. T More details he deal marks the first broadcast rights agreement for the Premier League’s cycle starting with the 2022-2023 season, and it also marks the first time a European broadcaster has secured EPL rights for a six-year period.
	England - League Cup (2021-2024)
	Germany - Bundesliga (2021-2025) NENT Group has retained its Bundesliga rights in the Nordic region until 2025. The broadcast deal extension will see the pan-Nordic broadcaster air over 300 live German Bundesliga matches on its streaming service Viaplay, every season. Many of these Bundesliga games will also be aired live on NENT Group’s linear television networks. A More details t least one Bundesliga match will be shown in Ultra HD format every match week. The agreement also includes pan-Nordic media rights to the German Super Cup, 2. Bundesliga and the Bundesliga relegation playoffs. Additional programming will include expert studio analysis in local languages, and match highlights.
	Germany - DFL-Supercup (2021-2029) Nordic Entertainment (NENT) Group’s OTT streaming service has acquired exclusive rights to the annual German Super Cup through 2029 following an extension on a prior four-year deal. The Super Cup will be live-streamed on Viaplay, NENT Group’s OTT service in high definition.
	Denmark - Super Liga (2021-2024)
	England - Championship (2021-2024)
	England - League One (2021-2024)
	Germany - Bundesliga 2 (2025-2029) NENT Group will offer about 300 2.Bundesliga matches each season until 2029 after extending their prior four-year deal with Bundesliga International. Viewers will be able to live-stream matches weekly using Viaplay’s OTT streaming service, with game-day commentary and analysis offered in Danish.