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Karl Fischer, Technical Director of Austrian Broadcast Services gives an update on recent DTT progress in Austria, in the latest DVB Scene magazine. Read More
The recent London trial of HD on the DTT platform has been an overwhelming success. The trial was made available to a closed sample group of 450 Read More
Jaime Castellanos, president of DTT channel Veo TV, has been appointed as the new president of Impulsa TDT, the Pro DTT Association formed by Spanish Read More
Italy’s Communications watchdog (AGCOM), has given the go ahead for new regulations that will allow 40% of the digital multiplex capacity of Read More
The French Senate has approved the “Television for the Future” bill, proposed by the government and setting the date of the final analogue Read More
Minister for Communications, Senator Helen Coonan announced the release of the “Digital Action Plan” on the 23rd November with the aim of Read More
The latest rollout of DTT services in Switzerland is in the German-speaking part of the country. Viewers will be able to access four-television Read More
Broadcasters on the DTT platform are asking the government to approve an analogue switch-off plan as soon as possible in order to encourage the Read More
According to Communications Minister Sofyan Djalil, Indonesia will definitely migrate to digital. He was speaking at the International Broadcast & Read More
A proposed law on analogue switch-off and the digital dividend is currently ready for review by the French Senate. If approved, it could come into Read More
The broadcasting regulator CSA has received 22 applications for the four local DTT licenses available in the region of Paris. Short-listed Read More
A decision by the Philippines to choose DVB-T as the basis for its digital terrestrial television has confirmed its status as the global standard of choice for countries making the switch to digital. With a population of more than 85 million, and being a country where analogue TV uses NTSC in 6MHz channel bandwidths, the decision is seen as a significant boost for the prospects of DVB-T both in other Southeast Asian countries and 6MHz countries in Latin America. Read More
