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The Czech Communications Authority (CTU) has unveiled its roadmap for digital switchover with 10th October 2010 being set as the date for analogue Read More
During the European Athletics Championships in Sweden, 40 multimedia mobile phones will be used in the DVB-H trial. Residents of Gothenburg and Read More
Magnet Networks has submitted an application to the Broadcasting Commision of Ireland (BCI) to operate the state's digital terrestrial television Read More
Italian broadcaster Mediaset is reported by advanced-television.com to be planning an all –news channel for its DVB-H network. Negotiations with Read More
As we previously reported the original September launch date for DTT in Austria was postponed so that it would be after the Parliamentary elections Read More
The first Over the air Pay TV services using the DVB-T standard in Argentina were announced during a press conference on the 21st June 2006, in Read More
Website Advanced-television.com has given details of a new DTT project in the Catalonia region of Spain. The Regional Government, along with public Read More
Ofcom has published proposals for the introduction of pricing on the spectrum used for both digital terrestrial radio and television services. The Read More
According to an article in the New Zealand Times a ruckus is brewing over who will be allowed to supply Freeview boxes and who will not. Set-top Read More
The Council of State has approved proposed media legislation, which would allow for the introduction of new services, such as HDTV and DVB-H, on Read More
The CSA has invited broadcasters to apply for 4 DTT local service licenses for use on a multiplex which will be made available in the Paris region. Read More
Network operator Arqiva has begun engineering work on two masts, Caldbeck and Selkirk, which transmit to the Border region, so that switchover can Read More
