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The Office of Electronic Communications (UKE) and National Broadcasting Council (KRRiT) have announced their plans for DTT services, reports Read More
Italy’s Ministry for Economic Development, will present the timetable for the definite switchover to digital terrestrial by 9th September 2008, Read More
The Commission for Communications Regulation (ComReg) announced a public consultation on the award of UHF spectrum on the 18th June, initially for Read More
According to Broadband TV News, press reports in Estonia say that the government is offering to waive next years licence fee of €1.6 million, Read More
HRT, the Croatian state broadcaster plans to launch seven new digital channels during the next few years. The first new channels will deal with Read More
A new consultation has been started by Ofcom on the future use of ‘white spaces’. The consultation deals with geographical ‘white Read More
The government has made known that it finds the current quality of content on the DTT platform to be insufficient according to an item published on Read More
The Slovenian government has released the tender for multiplex B on the DTT platform. Applications must be in by 1400 on the 25th August 2008. Read More
PGK Media, which has been managing the Singapore DVB-H trial (TV2Go), has formed a joint venture with network operator Broadcast Australia to Read More
Public service broadcaster TVP has announced plans to broadcast the Beijing Olympics in HD on the DTT platform. DTT test transmissions will be Read More
Since the launch of DTT services in March, 100,000 receivers have been sold and coverage is now available to 77% of the population. Set top boxes Read More
Following the allocation of an HD licence to broadcast HD on the DTT platform, Canal + plans to broadcast the majority of its programmes in HD by Read More
