The incumbent Polish telco TPSA’s TV subscriber base grew by 75%, and four-fold year-on-year, in what was an otherwise difficult first quarter for the France Telecom-backed company.
TV4 Play brings online content together
Swedish commercial broadcaster TV4 has launched TV4 Play as an umbrella brand for all of its online video content.
Romania changes DTT rules
Romania has adopted a number of amendments to its Broadcast Law.
DOCSIS 3.0 progresses in Poland
Asta-Net is set to become the next cable operator in Poland to introduce DOCSIS 3.0.
Volia goes English
The leading Ukrainian cable operator Volia will add a channel named English Club TV to its offer on May 1.
Gol TV to launch PPV on Spanish DTT
The Spanish production company Mediapro is to launch a new terrestrial channel called Gol TV that will offer pay-per-view (PPV) matches from La Liga.
Intelsat puts two little ducks in a row
Intelsat has announced that it will launch a new satellite to provide incremental capacity in high-demand regions.
TeleColumbus and Primacom add channels
The German cablenets TeleColumbus and Primacom have both added 14 channels to their basic digital line-ups.
Canal+ backs CI Plus with ‘Canal Ready’ label
The Canal+ Group will this summer introduce a special ‘Canal Ready” label for DTT and satellite equipment that is suitable for reception of its channels.
Telekom Slovenije secures DTT licence
Telekom Slovenije has secured a 10-year DTT licence in Macedonia.

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