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The “cutting edge” lifestyle channel Really is to launch on Freeview on the 2nd August, reports Broadband TV News. Its operator UKTV already Read More
The DTT multiplex operator Zeonbud has agreed to offer the services of the local media group StarLightMedia on its platform. These services Read More
Eleven operators have placed their bids in the tender for 270 MHz of spectrum in Spain. The bidders include Vodafone, Telefonica, Orange, Ono, Read More
The Media Development Authority of Singapore (MDA) has selected Media Broadcast, a company of the TDF Group, to conduct a technical trial which Read More
Following the previous ASO pilots in the Alenquer and the Cacém regions the process is now continuing in the region of Nazare, where ANACOM has Read More
Work on Poland’s new digital law, governing DTT broadcasting, is expected to be in place by the end of the year. According to a report Read More
Analogue Switch Over (ASO) started on the 14/15th June in the Rhône-Alpes, on a department by department basis. ASO began in Ain and will be Read More
The CSA has opened a consultation on the evolution of the DTT platform seeking answers to 9 specific questions. It also asks for any additional Read More
The Finnish Ministry of Transport and Communications has begun a licensing round, utilising spare capacity in the existing DTT multiplexes. The Read More
The final dates for New Zealand switching to DTT have been announced by Broadcasting Minister Jonathan Coleman. The switchover will occur in four Read More
The BBC has confirmed that it is to stage its first 3D event when it broadcasts live coverage of the Men’s and Ladies’ Finals of the 2011 Read More
Rapid TV News reports that the Analogue Switch Off (ASO) date previously set for Taiwan has been brought forward 6 months to July 2012. The Read More
