The Voice (Scandinavia)

==The Voice TV Scandinavia==
===2004–2007===
The Voice TV Scandinavia was launched as a Scandinavian cooperative Music TV and Radio channel brand in 2004 with local offices in Norway (The Voice Norway), Sweden (The Voice Sweden), Denmark (The Voice Denmark) and Finland (The Voice Finland/Suomi), to compete with MTV Nordic and VH-1 Europe monopoly in Scandinavia. It was Denmark who originally came up with the idea to use their own well established radio channel brand which launched in Denmark in 1984 (The Voice Radio) and pitched it to the other Scandinavian countries. The idea was to use same model as MTV Nordic did that every TV Channel and Radio channel would broadcast the same content at the same time only difference was the text on screen and live tv content witch were broadcasted in their main language with their own locally hosts.
==The Voice Scandinavia==
===2007–2012===
The Voice TV Scandinavia changed its name in 2007 to The Voice Scandinavia to become a brand within Scandinavia which did not only be define as a TV channel company, since it did broadcast on radio as well. The Voice Scandinavia was officially closed down as whole in 2012, only exception was Sweden whitch closed down in 2008 it’s TV Broadcasting, but was stil available as Radio: The Voice Radio Sweden. Denmark separated the TV and Radio Broadcasting in 2012 from the Scandinavian cooperation, and created The Voice TV Denmark and The Voice Radio Denmark which would broadcast in their own identity and own contents away from the Scandinavian channel. Finland closed down in 2012 it’s TV and Radio Broadcasting. Norway closed down same as the other Scandinavian countries did in 2012 after Denmark had announced their separation from the Scandinavian brand. In September 2012 the traditional tv Broadcasting of The Voice TV Norway was closed down and replaced in Norway with VOX (Norway), but with the exception that The Voice (TV) Norway would continue trough Internet TV (Web-TV) and would also still have a radio channel (The Voice Radio Norway) and all of this was avalible as The Voice Norway. Since they didn’t see any meaning to continue the Scandinavian brand when they were the only one left.
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