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Research: Nordics spend €280m a year on pirate streaming

In spring 2026, almost one in ten households across Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden had access to illegal IPTV. These households report paying an average of approximately €20 per month, according to research from Mediavision. Together, this amounts to more than €23 million per month and close to €280 million a year. “Close to 1.2 […]

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Illegal IPTV services in Finland have 126,000 subscribers this year, a drop of 41 percent compared to the previous year.

·Helsinki, Finland
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Norwegians leave huge sums of money with illegal streaming services.

Decline of Pirate TV

The number of households with illegal IPTV has decreased by 175,000. “But the level is still alarmingly high,” says Adrian Grande, an analyst at Mediavision. It is unclear what the reason for the decrease is.

But 1 in 10 still have Today, Mediavision reports that the number of households with access to IPTV has fallen sharply in the past year, from 650,000 to 465,000 households, a decrease of 27 percent. – We cannot determine why usage is declining, but the increased attention may have influenced consumer attitudes. More people may have become aware that illegal IPTV is not a harmless low-cost alternative and what the money risks financing. This ma…

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kampanje.com broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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