Croatia’s Agency for Electronic Communications (HAKOM) has announced the results of its DTT tender.
According to mPortal, the 10-year licence to operate two national multiplexes (A and B) has been awarded to the national transmission company OiV, which beat off a rival bid for from Hrvatske Telekom (HT).
Croatia is set to complete the transition to digital broadcasting on January 1, 2011.
One of HAKOM’s next actions will be to announce a competition for the channels to be carried on Multiplex B.
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