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Marius Fecioru, the state secretary in the Ministry of Communications and Information Society (MCSI) is reported, by Broadband TV News, to have Read More
Mediaset has announced the launch of La5 a new free-to-air television programme service on the DTT platform. La5 is an entertainment service Read More
Antenna Hungária has announced changes to the arrangements of some channels on its multiplexes from the 11th May 2010. The changes affect RTL Read More
The Hungarian Radio and Television Board (ORTT) has allocated HUF47.7 million (€174,241) for this year to help regional and local public and Read More
Ghana plans to complete its migration from analogue to digital TV by 2013 according to Mr. Edmund Yirenkyi Fianko, Secretary of National Digital Read More
Ghana has become the first African country to have SMART TV, a new digital terrestrial television service. The service was launched by Next Read More
Viewers in France are able to watch HD services across all television delivery platforms, cable, terrestrial, satellite and IPTV according to Read More
France’s broadcasting regulator, the Conseil supérieur de l’audiovisuel (CSA), has issued its decision on how capacity on the DTT platform Read More
The Danish DTT Information Office has published an official report on the Digital SwitchOver (DSO) process and its results in Denmark. The report Read More
During the recent CASBAA Pay-TV seminar in Hanoi the DTT free to air viewer base in Vietnam was given as 2 million. The seminar themed “Pay-TV Read More
The Web’s Rapid TV news site reports that a study published by Barlovento Comunicación, says that viewers on the DTT platform increased by 10.6 Read More
May 6, 2010 Exciting times in South Africa! No, not the upcoming World Cup in June, but the fact that the government is suddenly reviewing its Read More
