News
Our eNews, sent on the last Thursday of each month, includes updates on DVB-related news, events and other activities.
Just enter (at least) your email address on this page and submit the form.
(You can also sign up here to receive DVB Scene magazine by post.)
The broadcast service provider Media Broadcast demonstrated the HbbTV standard over DVB-T during the Medientagen in Munich. Several online services Read More
A planned expansion of the DTT line-up in the German region Hanover/Braunschweig has attracted strong interest by German TV broadcasters. Local Read More
The Minister for Communications, Energy & Natural Resources, Pat Rabbitte, has announced that the official date for the completion of the switch to Read More
The government has committed to using DVB-T2 in the future according to the CSA. Michel Boyon, the president of the CSA said that there is no Read More
The operators of a planned digital TV service in Malta have described as overwhelming the public response to a request for participation in Digital Read More
Lithuanian operator Telecentras has doubled the capacity of its terrestrial DVB-T DTT transmitters in Vilnius and Druskininkai. The operator also Read More
A commission named by the Italian government has processed applications for participation in the auction for digital terrestrial television (DTT) Read More
The end of analogue TV in the UK will finally come on the 24th October 2012, Digital UK has announced. Northern Ireland will be the final region to Read More
The DTT platform operator Zeonbud has launched its DTT services using the DVB-T2 standard and has become the first Eastern European DTT platform to Read More
The Slovak national transmission company Towercom has extended its seven channel DVB-T2 trial in Borskom Mikulasi according to “Zive”. Six of Read More
Serbia’s planned ASO for the 4th April 2012 could be postponed because of elections. Local news agency "Beta" quoted the State Secretary for the Read More
Six more free-to-air TV channels may soon be launched in France according to Le Figaro. The matter is scheduled to be pursued at a cabinet meeting Read More