BBC Research & Technology has carried out one of the largest experimental broadcasts in many years, bringing together the NHK Super Hi Vision system, stereoscopic 3D and some of the […]
Archives for September 2010
Orange Sport in talks with ESPN
ESPN is reportedly in discussions with France Telecom to purchase the Orange Sport network. Details of the transaction, reported by Le Point, have yet to be finalized, but there are […]
Autumn approvals from Cable Europe Labs
Leading suppliers including Cisco, Netgear, Technicolor & Ubee have been given EuroDOCSIS certification by Cable Europe Labs. The approval of next-generation embedded multimedia terminal adapters (eMTAs) and cable modems underlines […]
Slovenian telco provides progress report
Telekom Slovenije has announced that its latest set-top box has been a resounding success.
New action plan broadens AEPOC remit
European anti-piracy association AEPOC has unveiled a new action plan that places a new emphasis on extending the organisation’s intelligence capability.
Skylink rings in the changes
The leading Czech/Slovak DTH platform Skylink has announced a number of important changes to its offer.
Musselman to retire from UPC
Liberty Global has announced a series of management changes following the decision by Gene Musselman, managing director, European broadband operations, to retire from day-to-day business at the end of the […]
Polish DTT finally launches
Following of months of delays, digital terrestrial broadcasting will finally make its debut today (September 30) in Poland.
German ‘third channels’ to go HD in 2013/14
All so-called ‘third channels’ from German public broadcaster ARD are going to be available in HD on the Astra satellite, according to a report in Medien Bulletin.
TechnoTrend launches mini-HD+ receiver
The German manufacturer TechnoTrend Görler has announced the first ‘invisible’ HD+ satellite receiver. Known as mini Mini-HD-Receiver TT-micro S815 HD+, it measures only 15 x 14.6 x 4.6 cm and […]