2008 is likely to go down as a defining year for Liberty Global and its operations in Central and Eastern Europe.
Connected TV – who’ll get it right?
The race is on for the best way to connect the regular TV set to the web in a way any consumer can understand. The issue is really about who […]
Salad days
Is IPTV finally starting to catch on in Central and Eastern Europe?
“Switched Networking” – Key to Unlocking the Potential of Addressable Advertising
In the traditional point-to-multipoint model for television and video delivery, content is broadcast to all viewers in a continuous single programming stream. There is no ability to ‘switch’ content and […]
Scandinavia’s Donald Duck Club
Julian Clover speaks to Casper Bjorner on Disney Channel’s Nordic operations.
Opening the nets on cable’s patio doors
Julian Clover reports from Madrid where a confident cable sector looked for new monetising moments.
Times are a changing
Should CEE’s cable industry be worried about growing competition from the DTH, IPTV and DTT sectors? It’s certainly a straightforward enough question, but requires much more than a simple yes/no […]
DTT breakthrough in Poland
Things are finally starting to move on the digital terrestrial front in one of Central and Eastern Europe’s largest markets.
Changing HD business models
Could operators be preparing to drop extra fees for HD channels, asks Julian Clover?
iPlayer has ISPs reaching for the throttle
TV on demand is a success for the BBC iPlayer, but ISPs believe they are being unfairly penalized, writes Julian Clover.