As more and more content comes over the internet, rather than through traditional transmitters, opportunities emerge. Julian Clover spoke to Net Insight’s Per Lindgren.
Clover’s Week: Not enough interference
This week the DCMS announced a programme to ensure anyone affected by interference from 4G mobiles would be compensated. It’s taken a while, says Julian Clover
Clover’s Week: Where are we going with IP delivery?
Julian Clover wonders if we’ve yet discovered how to use hybrid connectivity to the TV.
Clover’s Week: Game over
It’s almost last orders for pubs showing unlicensed football broadcasts in the UK and not before time, writes Julian Clover.
Clover’s Week: Sky plans to give Netflix a run for its money
As if Sky would let Netflix and Lovefilm have the market to itself. Julian Clover assesses the market position.
Clover’s Week: Second guessing a second screen
Viewer behaviour is understandably lagging behind the latest developments in TV technology, writes Julian Clover.
Clover’s Week: Stop the presses
How similar is the regulation of the press to that of VOD? Asks Julian Clover.
Clover’s Week: Netflix swallow doesn’t make it summer
The year begins with new competition in the form of Netflix, available on a connected platform near you, but as Julian Clover writes there are challenges ahead.
Clover’s Week: Ones to watch
False Twitter accounts, possible press events, Apple TV and 3D are setting the early news agenda, writes Julian Clover.
Clover’s Week: Edge of change
Julian Clover looks back on the last 12 months in the world of Broadband TV News.

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Digital TV Eastern Europe NEW REPORT by Simon Murray of Digital TV Research. 2012 is a watershed year for Eastern Europe as the number of digital homes for 15 forecast countries will exceed the analogue total for the first time. This electronically-delivered,150-page report comes in three parts, a PDF file and two Excel workbooks. Countries covered include Russia and Ukraine.