Outside the UK, other public-service broadcasters, for example those of Switzerland, Austria (ORF) and the Netherlands (NPO via CanalDigitaal) run a similar scheme using different encryption methods.
Catholics, Protestants and Socialists were the first groups to create their own sections of society, including their own schools, hospitals, unions and political parties.
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There were plans leading up to the 2002 general election to change the way broadcast companies are selected, and completely abolish the member-based system.
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Omrop Fryslân is a special broadcaster on the NPO which serves the Frisian community.
Nederland 24, a number of specialty digital television channels from Netherlands Public Broadcasting