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The Post and Electronic Communications Agency has invited candidates to tender for a DTT licence. The licence will provide the right to operate two Read More
A story published last Friday by Broadband TV News indicates that the Austrian public broadcaster ORF has completed an upgrade of its MHP based Multi-text service: “The Austrian public... Read More
The US Senate has approved a four-month delay in the national terrestrial analogue switch off date moving it to the 12th June 2009. The House of Read More
A sales push for the Freeview+ PVR service has been announced as one of the reasons for a 118% growth of Freeview over the past year. At the end Read More
A new domestic help service has been made available using MHP interactive technology through the DTT service in Spain. The service allows viewer Read More
The Ministry of Industry and Commerce has said that it will allocate €75 million to digital switchover as part of its Plan Avanza2, reports Rapid Read More
The broadcast network operator Sentech has announced that it is increasingly unlikely that it will meet its DTT coverage targets of 52% of the Read More
Liviu Nistoran, the president of the country’s National Communications Authority (ANC) has said that the cost of launching DTT services in Read More
A total of 198,938 STB’s have been sold for both the Freeview satellite and Freeview terrestrial digital services since its launch, resulting in Read More
Digitenne the Dutch Pay TV company of KPN announced that it has 735,000 subscribers, in its 2008 results report, an increase of 45% since 2007. Read More
Latvian telco Lattelecom has been awarded the licence to run the country’s future DTT platform. Latvia’s early plans to launch DTT services Read More
The French transmitter company TDF has proposed a slimmed down version of the proposed DVB-H mobile TV service. At the moment, broadcasters and Read More