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The communications regulator Ofcom has published a revised version of the Broadcasting Act multiplex licence and digital replacement licences for Read More
A Digital Terrestrial TV (DTT) trial began on the 1st November when Sentech switched on the first DVB-T trial transmitter The trial will continue Read More
On the morning of the 31st October 2008, Sardinia finally completed the process to switch from analogue to digital transmission. The switch-off Read More
The Broadcasting Authority of Ireland will take over regulatory responsibility from the Broadcasting Commission of Ireland on March 31 2009. The Read More
Mobile 3.0 is expected to hand back its DVB-H licence shortly after failing to fulfil its licence obligations. At present it is not known when Read More
The switch off of all analogue transmitters in Germany will be completed on the 25th November 2008, 2 years ahead of schedule. DTT services are Read More
The first analogue switch of pilot is set to begin in the region of Coulommiers on the 8th November, when DTT services become available to 70% of Read More
On the 30th October at 3.30 pm (CET) the new High Definition DTT service was launched. The HD offering consists of free-to-air channels TF1 HD, Read More
Public service broadcaster Czech Television (CT) is rolling out its DTT Multiplex in Prague, Chleb, Usti nad Labem, Brno and Ostrava. The multiplex Read More
Preparations are underway, in Colombia, to launch DVB-T services in May 2009. The launch will initially allow 11 million households in the Read More
Public service broadcaster RTBF, which serves the French speaking community in Belgium, is adding two new programme services to its DTT platform. Read More
Further analogue switch offs are set to take place in the country, this time in Lower Austria, following a three week simulcast period. The Read More
