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Entavio to approve CI module

October 29, 2007 12.32 Europe/London By Robert Briel

Entavio is about to approve a CI module which allows people to retrofit existing receivers, according to Wilfried Urner, MD of Entavio and APS Astra Platform Services in an interview with the German Digital Fernsehen magazine. The CI module is expected to come onto the German market early next year. With the new device, owners of most common interface satellite receivers will be able to watch channels making use of the Entavio platform.

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