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On the 13th November 2006 at 1400, analogue transmitters in the Engadin region were switched off and digital broadcasting using DVB-T took over. Read More
Qatar is to be the first country in the entire Middle East region to provide digital video broadcasting to handheld mobile terminals according to Read More
According to a study published by Médiamétrie, 9.7% of French households are equipped to receive DTT services. The count included people over Read More
Digital terrestrial television (DTT) services are ready for launch in the Ukraine according to the latest Digitag Web Letter. The Web Letter goes Read More
Portuguese telecom regulator Anacom has been approached by more than ten companies interested in launching Digital Terrestrial Television in the Read More
The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) have announced that the Philippines will use the DVB-T standard for its future Digital Terrestrial Read More
The Italian Government has agreed to set aside €120 million over the next three years to help with the transition from analogue to digital Read More
Sales of digital television equipment have overtaken analogue for the first time according to research by GfK released by digitaluk on November Read More
Taiwan’s National Communications Commission (NCC) has approved a plan to trial HDTV on the DVB-T based digital terrestrial platform. The Public Read More
Swisscom Broadcast is to start a further 3-month trial of Mobile TV on the 1st November 2006. In 2005, Swisscom Broadcast tested the technical Read More
The Catalan government has selected the town of Ager to be the first in the region to switch off analogue TV. This will take place in February 2007 Read More
Digi TV Plus Oy, a new company, launched in July, is to start Pay-TV services on the 1st November 2006, under the name “Plus TV”. The new pay Read More
