More choice for Akado subs

The Russian pay-TV operator Akado is to radically overhaul its programming structure. Read the story »

Infinite wisdom

Broadcasters are being presented with new opportunities to offer content over the internet and just as importantly, monetise it, reports Julian Clover  Read the story »

Olympic goal for NRK HD

Norway’s public broadcaster is planning regular HD programmes in time for the Winter Olympics that will be held in Vancouver, Canada from February 12 – 28, 2010. Read the story »

HD channel for Russian women

Russia will shortly have its first ever HD channel targeted at female viewers. Read the story »

RTE launches catch-up TV

RTE has introduced the RTE Player, its new online catch-up service, offering Irish broadband users a window of up to 21 days on broadcast content. Read the story »

Boom time for Croatian IPTV

Croatia’s leading IPTV platform MAXtv ended Q1 with 150,953 subscribers, or 167.9% more than in the corresponding quarter in 2008. Read the story »

Prague prepares for D(igital) Day

The Czech capital Prague will become the first major all-digital region in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) tomorrow (May 1). Read the story »

Canal Digital begins Conax card pairing

Canal Digital is to introduce card pairing, ensuing that smart cards can only be used with a specific receiver, following pressure from providers of HD content. Read the story »

Comstar eyes network deal

Comstar-UTS has made an offer to buy Sinterre, one of Russia’s largest backbone operators. Read the story »

KDG builds NDS German footprint

Kabel Deutschland (KDG) has chosen NDS to act as an “end to end provider of technology solutions” as the operator looks to build its digital TV services. The 10-million subscriber cablenet becomes the latest German operator to adopt NDS technology after Premiere, Kabel BW, Arcor and Telecolumbus/Primacom. Read the story »

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