A new dimension

Just what are the prospects for 3D TV services in Central and Eastern Europe? Read the story »

Successful year for Cyfrowy Polsat

The Polish DTH platform Cyfrowy Polsat ended 2009 with 3,202,000 subscribers, having added 475,000 to its total during the year. Read the story »

Duna moves to one degree West

The Hungarian public service broadcaster Duna TV has secured carriage on Thor 5 at one degree West. Read the story »

Moscow prepares for full DVB-H

A DVB-H trial being currently undertaken in Moscow will become more accessible from the beginning of April and shortly be launched commercially. Read the story »

Comstar grows in Russian regions

Comstar-UTS ended 2009 with 128,000 triple play subscribers in Moscow, or 13% fewer than 12 months earlier. Read the story »

Bulgarian bTV dispute escalates

A dispute threatening the completion of the sale of the Bulgarian national commercial station bTV by News Corp to CME has taken a new and surprising twist. Read the story »

Polsat/JimJam deal receives approval

The Polish Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKiK) has approved the creation of a partnership between the national commercial broadcaster Polsat and JimJam CEE. Read the story »

ONO turns the corner

Spanish cableco ONO has recorded a positive net income for the first time, the €50 million it posted in 2009 contrasting with a loss of €26 million a year earlier. Read the story »

Czech Republic prepares for 3D

UPC and Telefónica O2 are in the front of the queue to launch 3D services in the Czech Republic. Read the story »

Recession hits Lithuanian TV

2009 was a difficult year for Lithuania’s TV industry, with ad spend in the sector falling by 37.2% to LTL145 million (€42 million). Read the story »

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