News Corp exits CEE

News Corp has finally left the Central and East European region by selling its stakes in the Latvian TV stations LNT and TV5. Read the story »

Positive view on Hungarian digital transition

The majority of Hungarians take a positive view of the transition to digital broadcasting, according to a study undertaken by Ariosz Ltd for the country’s National Communications Authority (NHH). Read the story »

TV app debuts in Czech Republic

The first application that allows viewers to watch live TV on iPhones and iPads has appeared in the Czech Republic. Read the story »

Romanian DTH war escalates

RCS/RDS has upped the ante in the fight for DTH subscribers in Romania. Read the story »

UPC boosts Polish digital offer

UPC has added five new channels, one of which is in HD, to its digital offer in Poland. Read the story »

TVP/Astra deal under spotlight

Poland’s Public Procurement Office (UZP) is understood to be investigating whether the former TVP president Piotr Farfal acted within the law in extending an agreement with SES Astra until 2014. Read the story »

Orange/Vodafone eye Romanian TV market

Orange and Vodafone are seeking a reduction in the access fees charged by the Romanian incumbent telco Romtelecom to its infrastructure. This, reports ZF, would allow them to offer a wider portfolio of services including IPTV. Read the story »

Pink secures Slovenian DTT carriage

Pink SI has become the first broadcaster to sign up for carriage on what will be Slovenia’s second DTT multiplex. Read the story »

Digital cable grows in Poland

Poland’s 10 largest cable operators ended 2009 with a combined total of 770,900 digital TV subscribers, according to data produced by the Polish Chamber of Electronic Communications (PIKE) and published by Wirtualne Media. Read the story »

Aster offers faster web access

The Polish cable operator Aster has introduced two new internet packages offering access speeds of up to 120 Mbps. Read the story »

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