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The Government will unveil a pilot digital television project in Dublin next month and announce plans to switch off the existing RTÉ analogue Read More
The DTT process in Ireland was initially regulated by the 2001 Broadcasting Act. In 2007 this Act was amended to allow multiple operators instead 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
The latest amendments to the 2008 Broadcasting Act have been passed by the Irish Parliament’s House of Representatives (the Dáil) and returned to Read More
Public service broadcaster RTE has appointed Sweden’s network operator Teracom to test and certify STB’s for use with Irelands DTT platforms. Read More
The latest Digitag Web Letter provides a comprehensive view of the DTT situation in Hungary and can be found on the Digitag website at the Read More
The National Communications Authority (NHH) has fined Antenna Hungária, the operator of the DTT platform MinDigTV, HUF40 million (€151,460) for Read More
Thomson Video Networks and Florida-based system integrator Broadcast International Group (BIG) are to build a groundbreaking new television service 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
Following the successful expansion of the DVB-T network in Germany's capital Berlin, the next phase is now underway. Since 24 May 2004, up to 20 TV Read More
Plans have been announced for the launch of DTT services in the city of Aachen, a German city located near the border with Belgium and the Read More
Stuttgart, Ludwigshafen, Mannheim, Heidelberg and Kaiserslauten will be able to access DTT services around the middle of May. In the northern Read More
