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In its plenary meeting on 22 March, the French broadcasting regulator approved a letter for the French Prime Minister detailing coverage zones, Read More
The Conseil supérieur de l'audiovisuCSA) has announced the next phase of DTT roll-out in France. By 31 March 2007, 70% of the population will be Read More
CSA, the French broadcasting regulator, has invited candidates to tender for a new HD/DTT licence. The new licence is for a Pay-TV service and only 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
According to Simavelec, in 2009 TV set sales were 7.3 million, 1.3 million more than expected. These buoyant sales figures are attributed to the Read More
The conversion from analogue to digital terrestrial TV is to take place in the Alsace region this week (1-2 February). After switching of the Read More
France’s biggest cable operator Numéricable is to distribute terrestrial DVB-T coded, HD channels on the cable system in 20 more towns in Read More
Digita, Elisa, MTV, Nelonen, Nokia, Sonera and YLE (The Finnish Broadcasting Company) are starting a unique mobile TVpilot in Finland. The project 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
The DTT platform operator DNA has announced that its DTT network now reaches 85% of the population. DNA's DTT platform uses the DVB-T2 standard. It Read More
On December 20th 2004 NEC Corporation announced the conclusion of the first contract in Denmark for the supply of Digital Terrestrial TV Transmitters Read More
Details have emerged about some of the technology choices adopted for the Copenhagen ‘T2-Lite’ trial, for which Danish operator Open Channel was Read More
