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The Ukraine DTT multiplex operator Zeonbud has chosen the DVB-T2 digital broadcasting standard for its 4 multiplexes according to Mediasat. The Read More
Following a public consultation in December 2011, the Indonesian Ministry of Communications and Information Technology is expected to publish a request for tender for new digital television broadcasting equipment in the first quarter of 2012. Indonesia originally decided to roll out a DVB-T network, but is now expected to select the second generation standard, DVB- T2. Read More
Following the Steering Board approval of the Commercial Requirements for CI Plus v1.4 and an agreement with the CI Plus LLP, DVB will now start its technical work on the updated specification. These Commercial Requirements build on top of the current CI Plus v1.3 specification with two main features: support for dual-stream operation with a single module, intended for a dual-tuner PVR host, and support for DRM protected IP- delivered content. Other features include CI Plus browser extensions, additional URI (Uniform Resource Identifiers) signalling, and extensions and clarifications for module applications running on host middleware. Read More
The World Radiocommunications Conference (WRC-12) at the ITU has concluded, having set a course for a second digital dividend, i.e. the allocation of the 700 MHz band to mobile services. The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) Strategic Programme on Spectrum Management is organizing a workshop to explain the conference decisions, explore the consequences for Digital Terrestrial Television, such as DVB-T and DVB-T2, and identify objectives to be achieved to sustain a viable terrestrial broadcasting platform. The broadcast community is invited to participate in the workshop, to share its views and concerns, and jointly identify actions to be taken and the associated timeline. Read More
At last week’s DVB World 2012 conference in Rome, Mediaset’s Marco Pellegrinato laid out the plans for Italy’s OTT services using the GEM standard: Broadband TV news DVB World Blog Read More
Yesterday, DVB World 2012 ended on a dynamic note in Rome. From March 12 to March 14 around 160 DVB, digital TV, telecom, spectrum and energy policy experts attended over 25 presentations, 6 exhibition stands, a Master class session and many networking breaks, drinks and meals to help shape the future of digital TV around the world. You can read all about the topics covered and speakers on www.dvbworld.org and on David Wood's DVB World blog. See you next year on March 11-13, 2013! Read More
DVB World 2012 is taking place in exactly 3 weeks. With an emphasis on informed analysis and useful information, the event has developed a reputation as a "don't miss" fixture in the conference calendar for anyone interested in DVB standards, technology and services. The full conference programme and information about how to register and book accommodation can be found on the event website: www.dvbworld.org. Read More
DVB World 2012 starts next Monday, March 12th in Rome. Have you reserved your seat? On top of a full conference programme, DVB World 2012 will also offer many networking opportunities during the coffee breaks, lunch and the evening event on March 12th. The full programme and registration information can be found on the event website: www.dvbworld.org. Read More
At 11:11 AM Shanghai time on 11/11/11, more than 200 delegates to the Future of Broadcast Television Summit officially expressed unified support for a joint declaration signed by technical executives from DVB and 12 other broadcast organizations from around the world that calls for global cooperation to define new requirements, unify various standards, and promote sharing of technologies to benefit developed and under-developed countries and conserve resources. Read More
At 11:11 AM Shanghai time on 11/11/11, more than 200 delegates to the Future of Broadcast Television Summit officially expressed unified support for a joint declaration signed by technical executives from DVB and 12 other broadcast organizations from around the world that calls for global cooperation to define new requirements, unify various standards, and promote sharing of technologies to benefit developed and under-developed countries and conserve resources. Read More
At 11:11 AM Shanghai time on 11/11/11, more than 200 delegates to the Future of Broadcast Television Summit officially expressed unified support for a joint declaration signed by technical executives from DVB and 12 other broadcast organizations from around the world that calls for global cooperation to define new requirements, unify various standards, and promote sharing of technologies to benefit developed and under-developed countries and conserve resources. Read More
