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Antenna 3 has announced that it will launch an HD version of its channel on the 28th September 2010. Grupo Planeta’s national private TV Read More
Czech Television’s (CT) multiplex now covers 99% of the population whilst the second and third multiplexes cover 89.5% and 84.4% respectively. Read More
The DVB is confident GEM-MHP remains the answer for the hybrid broadcast broadband (HBB) needs of its members despite the apparently growing strength of HbbTV in continental Europe and Canvas in... Read More
DigiWorkz and SkillSets4Life have launched an online DVB Fundamentals course. Targeted at engineers and technicians working in the broadcast field, this course will provide you with a working knowledge of what digital video broadcasting is and a practical knowledge that can be used in work situations. Read More
As of Monday the 20th September Swedish public broadcaster SVT is to rebrand its high definition channel SVT HD as SVT1 HD. This is a prelude to Read More
The Independent Communication Authority of South Africa (ICASA) has issued DVB-H mobile TV broadcasting licences to E.tv and Multichoice. Read More
As reported previously there have been delays in setting up the new digital TV transmitters in Slovenia. This has caused the ASO date to be Read More
On the 16th September the New Zealand Government announced that NZ will complete the switch to digital television by 2013. “Our election Read More
Lower-Saxony has announced that it wants to be the first German regional state to introduce the new digital terrestrial television technology Read More
Finland's largest cable TV operator DNA has revealed plans to bring HDTV to 1.5 million Finnish homes by 2011. This amounts to 60% of TV Read More
Croatia’s Council for Electronic Media (VEM) has awarded digital licences to commercial broadcasters Nova TV and RTL Televizija to launch Read More
Last week South Africa's broadcasters M-Net and e.tv have launched the country's first DVB-T2 trial for a select test audience in the Soweto area. This trial is another sign that South Africa's broadcast industry is ready to support and start deploying DVB-T2. Read More
