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By the end of 2006, 265,000 customers were subscribing to the ‘Digitenne’ DTT service. This is up 44% year-on-year and KPN’s new service Read More
According to a report from Consultancy firm NPA, Digital Television penetration in France reached 37.9% of the population by the end of 2006. Read More
The DVB-H pilot trial headed by telecom operator Mobilkom Austria and its partners public broadcaster ORF, Salzburg University, Siemens, H3G and Read More
Licenses for 5 mobile TV trials have been granted by The National Communications Commission (NCC) since October 2006. Four of the consortiums have Read More
Commercial broadcasters in Spain are asking the government to reduce the level of DTT coverage required after analogue switch-off. The existing Read More
Four dedicated DVB-H multiplexes are planned to be in operation during this years World GSM Congress in Barcelona. Abertis Telecom have been Read More
DVB-T and DVB-H are being tested in various parts of the Philippines to assess their potential. ABS-CBN is testing DVB-T in San Fernando, Pampanga Read More
The Commerce, Industry and Technology Bureau (CIT) of the government in Hong Kong has opened a public consultation on mobile television. The Read More
The timetable for analogue switch-off in the regional capitals has been delayed. The process expected to begin in early March, is now expected to Read More
Latest figures show that over 6.8 million DTT receivers had been sold or rented in France by the end of 2006. According to GfK, 4,725,000 Read More
Boxer has begun testing a new HD-module, designed to allow existing Digital TV receivers to receive and decode terrestrial HDTV broadcasts. The Read More
Sweden is nearly half way through its main transmitter switch off programme. Already, 23 out of a total of 54 transmitters have stopped their Read More
