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The Croatian regulator HAKOM has published recommendations on the minimum technical requirements for digital terrestrial TV receivers (DVB-T and Read More
Freesat has sold its 2 millionth unit in the UK, far exceeding original sales projections made when the company launched three years ago and taking Read More
Ukraine’s National Council Radio and TV Broadcasting (NTVCU) has decided to retender a total of 162 regional DTT frequencies according to reports Read More
Saudi Arabia is to upgrade its state multichannel TV operation and has awarded a broadband DVB-T technology contract across 12 sites to Read More
A total of ten companies have submitted applications to Italy’s Communications Authority (AgCom) to take part in the procedure for the award of the Read More
A recent DTT market released by NPA Conseil, has found that digital terrestrial television dominates the market in France, Italy and Spain. In Read More
France's TV and radio regulator the CSA, has proposed the immediate adoption of the DVB-T2 and MPEG-4 standards for all new DTT channels. DVB-T2 Read More
Finland’s ministry of culture has given Digita permission to switch its DVB-H transmissions to the DVB-T2 standard. The change follows the launch Read More
Digital terrestrial television viewing in the UK is about to move another step closer to mass-market mobility, with hardware and software developer Read More
Ofcom has put forward plans to run an ‘enhanced Wi-Fi’ service using the “White Spaces” within the existing TV spectrum. White spaces are Read More
UK regulator Ofcom is inviting applications from commercial public service broadcasters for a 5th HD slot on the Freeview DTT platform. The new HD Read More
TVP the Polish public service broadcaster is planning to launch 16 regional DTT channels by 2013. The service would cover the 16 voivodships Read More
