ADB has confirmed it is supplying its ADB-2840C high definition set-top box to Belgium’s VOO for its digital television services.
Belgium prepares for Open Cable
The introduction of Open Cable regulation in the Belgian market has moved a stage closer.
OTT grows in Ukraine
OTT services are becoming increasingly popular in Ukraine and are now received in at least 80,000 households.
Abertis becomes Hispasat’s largest shareholder
Spanish infrastructure company Abertis has become the largest shareholder in the Hispasat satellite platform after buying a 13% holding from Telefonica.
25% growth in Orange TV
The subscriber tally on Orange’s digital TV services in France and Poland continues to climb, with a 24.8% increase in subscribers during 2011.
“Necessary actions” to be taken against satellite jammers
Member states have been given greater autonomy by the International Telecommunications Union to tackle satellite jamming.
More IPTV for Poland
Poland will see the launch of a new IPTV service, operated by a company named Zjednoczone Przedsiebiorstwo Rozrywkowe (ZPR), later this year.
Cyfrowy Polsat extends VOD
The leading Polish DTH platform Cyfrowy Polsat has launched a new on demand service.
Chellomedia’s O’Neill dead at 50
Shane O’Neill, the former head of Liberty Global’s content division Chellomedia, has died after a 15-month fight with Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease.
Multimedia boosts online TV/VOD offer
The Polish cable operator Multimedia Polska is now offering 29 channels on its internet-delivered TV service mmTV.pl.

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