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Boost for Polish IPTV

December 16, 2008 07.01 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

The Polish incumbent telco TPSA is to be split into separate wholesale and retail divisions.

The move follows a decision by the country’s Office of Electronic Communications (UKE) and should be welcome news for alternative carriers seeking access to the incumbent’s infrastructure.

It is also likely to speed up the rollout of IPTV services, the take-up of which has hitherto been disappointing.

The restructuring of TPSA is likely to take up to two years.

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