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Digital headache for Ukraine

October 4, 2010 07.06 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

The transition to digital broadcasting has run into difficulties in Ukraine.

Quoting figures produced by GfK Ukraine, AKTR and Kommersant say that as if the end of H1 only 0.04% of all households in Ukraine received DTT services. Furthermore, just under one in five (19.8%) of all homes watched digital TV services, with the majority (82.4%) being via satellite, followed by cable (17.1%). MMDS accounted for 0.4% and DTT 0.2% of digital households.

This comes alongside a report by AKTR and Novosti Ukraine, quoting an international forum on digital broadcasting in Ukraine, about the “catastrophic under-funding” of the digitisation process and absence of a coherent strategy for its implementation.

Ukraine, like Russia and most of the CIS countries, is expected to complete the transition to digital broadcasting by 2015.

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