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Mozambique is to adopt the European Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB-T2) model its migration from analogue to digital, the director general of the Read More
On the 11th May 2005, the MCA (Malta Communications Authority) assigned access Rights of Use of Radio Frequencies in the UHF Band for the development Read More
Telekom Slovenije was the only company to submit a bid for a licence to transmit digital TV services in Macedonia, reports Telecompaper. The Read More
At the recent opening of bids for a licence to operate DVB-T services in Macedonia, Telecom Slovenije was the only bidder. According to the Read More
DVB-T pilot transmissions in Vilnius started during 2003 and ended in 2004. Subsequently, in late 2004, commercial broadcasting began using the same 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
The Radio Communication Conference (RRC) held in Geneva from May 15 to May16th resulted in a major commitment from participating countries to Read More
The DVB T2 signal is now on air in Nairobi, and will soon be available in other parts of the country. Around Nairobi, the signal can be received in Read More
The Communications Commission of Kenya has published a list of approved DVB-T2 set-top boxes for sale in Kenya. Source: CCK May 2, 2012 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
In another initiative the government is pushing MHP by making a subsidy of 120-150 million Euros available to ensure the supply of 900,000 MHP Read More
Italy officially launched DVB-T services on the 1st January 2004, initially providing some services to 50% of the population. By the end of 2004, 5 Read More
