A new pay-TV service operated by the National Cable Network (NCC) has launched in the Russian capital, Moscow.
Digital take-up grows in Hungary
Nearly half (49.1%) of Hungarian homes receiving subscription services opted for digital TV at the end of May, according to data published by the country’s National Communications Authority (NHH).
Stopklatka debuts on NewConnect
The Polish movie portal Stopklata has been listed on NewConnect, which is operated by the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE) outside the regular market and aimed at young and growing companies.
AXN HD launches in Poland
The Sony Pictures Television International (SPTI) channel AXN HD has made its debut in Poland on Cyfrowy Polsat.
Romanian DTT bidders emerge
The regulatory body ANCOM has revealed the identities of seven companies interested in operating Romania’s first two DTT multiplexes.
UPC Czech losses mount
UPC Czech incurred losses of CZK133 million (€5.24 million) in 2009, as opposed to CZK25 million the previous year.
Inea opts for Wimax
The Polish cable operator Inea has introduced a new Wimax internet access service. It can be tried out free of charge, when taken with fixed line telephony, for the first […]
Romanian triple-play prices hit rock bottom
The costs of receiving triple play services in Romania are now amongst the lowest in Europe if not the world, according to Joerg Zeddies, the executive director of the incumbent […]
Major Russian cable deal on horizon
Consolidation in Russia’s cable industry is gathering momentum, with MTS set to buy Multiregion within the next two weeks.
Croatian media bill under fire
Opposition against a new media bill addressing the public broadcaster HRT is growing in Croatia.