KIJK is the Dutch video-on-demand and live-streaming service of Talpa Network. It offers programmes from the channels SBS6, NET5, Veronica and SBS9, live and on demand, together with films, clips and live radio. KIJK can be used through the website, apps for phones and tablets, and smart TV apps, and viewers can cast to a television with Chromecast or AirPlay. The app is free and funded by advertising; a free account lets viewers continue watching on another device. It is a hosted service aimed at consumers.
Talpa Network B.V. is based in Hilversum in the Netherlands and belongs to Talpa Holding N.V., the holding company of John de Mol. There is no foreign parent company, so ownership gives no CLOUD Act signal. The website does not state where the platform is hosted; Talpa's privacy statement is published at privacy.talpanetwork.com. For a European organisation KIJK is mainly a consumer media service, so the sovereignty questions concern viewing data and cookie settings of the people who use it rather than business-critical infrastructure.