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TEO’s Pay DTT subscribers increased by 7,800 from January to March 2009 an increase of 29.8%. This brings the total number of Digital GALA Read More
According to figures published by DGTVi, 8.1 million television households rely on the DTT platform. This represents a penetration of 38%. These Read More
The Broadcasting Commission of Ireland (BCI) has today (April 20th) confirmed the decision of Boxer DTT Limited (‘Boxer’) to withdraw its Read More
Despite over a year having passed since the initial announcement Global Mediacom has reiterated plans to launch a DVB-H service. The service is to Read More
The National Communications Authority (NCAH) has released an assessment of the performance to date of Antenna Hungaria’s DTT platform. The NCAH Read More
The government has given its backing to the launch of a digital service specifically aimed at children. The new service initially designated ABC3 Read More
The need for new antenna systems is the main problem limiting DTT progress in Spain according to Impulsa TDT’s president Eladio Gutiérrez. Read More
Despite some recent reported confusion about the offering of Pay TV DTT permits, the Government has announced that Spanish TV channels can apply Read More
At launch on the 29th April, Portugal’s DTT signals will cover 20% of the population according to Gil Moreira, coordinator of the countries TDT Read More
The Italian regulator AGCOM has released more details of its digital switchover plan. Five new multiplexes will be made available after ASO Read More
France's analogue TV switch-off (ASO) could be postponed to 2013 or 2014 according to a report from advanced-television.com. It quotes Philippe Read More
Freesat broadcast from the Eutelsat Atlantic Bird 3 satellite will be available from June and marketed as Fransat. Eighteen channels will be Read More
