A new dimension

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

Breakfast in Bucharest

On April 14, Broadband TV News will, along with Telenor Satellite Broadcasting, host its second business breakfast in the Romanian capital, Bucharest. Read the story »

Cable concerns

Although the CEE region barely got a mention at this year’s Cable Congress, it faces many of the same challenges as those in Western Europe. Read the story »

Fighting back

The consolidation of Liberty Global’s DTH operations in Central and Eastern Europe is long overdue. Read the story »

Balkan battle

Following weeks of speculation, the sale of Bulgaria’s leading TV station bTV to CME has finally been confirmed. Read the story »

First mover status

MTG’s acquisition of a stake in the DTH platform Raduga should come as no surprise. When it comes to Russia, the company has always been something of a pioneer. Read the story »

Switching off

Russia and the CIS countries are operating to a different digitisation timetable to the rest of Central and Eastern Europe, with ASO in almost all set for 2015. However, even this still distant deadline is unlikely to be met in some cases. Read the story »

A defiant market

Hungary has been exceptionally hard hit by the global economic crisis and is, according to the EBRD, unlikely to come out of recession until next year. Read the story »

Goodbye Kiev

There’s been air of inevitability about CME’s exit from Ukraine for a number of months despite repeated claims it was committed to the country. Read the story »

The enigma

What on earth has happened to the Polish public broadcaster TVP’s DTH platform, launched amid great fanfare only last September? Read the story »

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