Julian Clover reports from DVB World in Rome.
Chris Dziadul Reports: In the limelight
While not exactly dominating the agenda in Poland’s TV industry, the DTH platform Cyfrowy Polsat is certainly having a huge say.
Timo Argillander on the FT Digital Media 2012 conference in London
“Connected TVs”, that is TV sets with internet connectivity, have become mainstream.
Clover’s Week: Cable stays on message
Julian Clover reports from Cable Europe’s Cable Congress in Brussels.
Chris Dziadul Reports: Spotlight on cable
One of the biggest stories to come out of this year’s Cable Congress was about Liberty Global’s Horizon.
Clover’s Week: Delivering over-the-top
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.
Chris Dziadul Reports: Another perspective
A visit to Cabsat 2012 in Dubai this week has showed me just how different the broadcast industry in the Middle East is to that in Europe.
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
Chris Dziadul Reports: Embracing change
It’s now nearly two decades since CME set the TV industry in Central and Eastern Europe on fire by launching the highly successful Czech station TV Nova.
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.

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