Holding the broadcasting rights to the English Premier League is a valuable commodity in Central and Eastern Europe.
Chris Dziadul Reports: Liberty’s long Romanian goodbye
Liberty Global, aka UPC, has finally left Romania after close to two decades in the country.
Chris Dziadul Reports: Netflix takes off in Poland
Evidence of the popularity of Netflix – as if it were needed – among Polish internet users has been provided in the latest research by the agency Wavemaker.
Chris Dziadul Reports: All systems go for Vodafone
The news that Vodafone has finally received permission from the EC to take over Liberty Global’s cable assets in three CEE markets is hugely significant for the region.
Chris Dziadul Reports: Hungary hits the headlines
Hungary has found itself the centre of attention in what is usually a quiet time of year for CEE’s TV industry.
Chris Dziadul Reports: Spotlight on Serbia
Serbia has been very much in the news in recent months, with the main focus being on positive developments at Telekom Srbija and Serbia Broadband (SBB).
Chris Dziadul Reports: HbbTV in CEE roundup
2019 is turning out to be an important year for HbbTV in Central and Eastern Europe.
Chris Dziadul Reports: Telekom in CEE
Deutsche Telekom appears to be pursuing a policy of re-alignment in Central and Eastern Europe.
Chris Dziadul Reports: CEE half-year report
Although 2019 has been relatively quiet so far on the M&A front in Central and Eastern Europe, the second half of the year is likely to be more active.
Chris Dziadul Reports: NEM 2019 preview
New Europe Market (NEM) has in the space of only a handful of years developed into one of the most important industry events in Central and Eastern Europe.
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