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The Italian DGTVi association for promoton of terrestrial TV in Italy has recommended to only launch DVB-T2 in Italy once the new HEVC (H265) video Read More
A new Broadcasting Bill has recently been approved by Government and has now been passed on to the Parliament for final approval. The Bill Read More
Thomson Video Networks and Florida-based system integrator Broadcast International Group (BIG) are to build a groundbreaking new television service Read More
RTL is reported to be looking to acquire a DTT multiplex covering the cities of Leipzig and Halle according to Broadband TV News. Interest has Read More
Canal+, will end its analogue terrestrial TV service in the Paris region (Île-de-France) on the 24th November 2010 according to CSA. The Read More
Croatian telecommunications sector regulator Hakom completed the technical tests and cerfitied that local operator Odasiljaci i Veze (OiV) fulfills Read More
Uruguayan telecoms regulator URSEC plans to decide this year which digital standard to use in the country according to reports on the TMC.net Read More
Service provider Lattelecom is currently accepting bids for the provision of DTT receivers for the launch its new service and has already received Read More
This year, Kenya will migrate its four million analogue TV viewers to the digital platform. The switch over is the culmination of a journey that Read More
Since june 2010 the GUINEA BISSAU has a new DVB-T transmission site 8km from the city of BISSAU. The company called PHOENIX TV is at present Read More
Tauno Äijälä, counsellor of communications, senior advisor DTT Helpdesk, is reported by Broadband TV News as saying that there have been a total Read More
China had more than 25 million digital satellite TV households in a total market of 340million, at the end of 2004, according to a report form IMS Read More