Poland’s three leading broadcasters Telewizja Polska (TVP), TVN and Telewizja Polsat have signed a letter of intent “to build a real alternative in the area of digital terrestrial television broadcasting”.
Czech DVB-T2 take-up: the first figures
Take-up of DVB-T2 is growing in the Czech Republic, with 7% of households having already adopted the standard.
Broadcasters agree to accelerate Freeview move to hybrid platform
Three of the UK’s public broadcasters have signed a new five-year agreement, designed to accelerate the transition of Freeview from DTT to fully hybrid platform.
Boxer maintains Denmark DTT rights
Denmark’s Radio and Television Board has awarded a new licence to the current platform operator Boxer.
Portuguese DTT award “certain” for this year
Two new digital terrestrial licences will be awarded in Portugal this year, the minister of culture has confirmed.
TVP widens sports TV reach
The Polish public broadcaster TVP has made its thematic channel TVP Sport HD available to terrestrial viewers.
DTH satellite continues to grow in Austria
With 2.05 million households, DTH satellite reception remains the most widely used TV reception method in Austria.
Sky Italia marks terrestrial launch
Sky Italia has launched its new 15-channel terrestrial service. It follows the agreement signed in March with one-time rival Mediaset.
Towercom enhances pay-DTT service
The Slovak transmission company Towercom will all add a new package to its pay-DTT service Plustelka on June 4.
Air TV set-top streams DTT signals across all devices
Dish Networks subsidiary AirTV has launched a new set-top box in the US that enables viewers to stream local broadcast television to internet-connected TVs and mobile devices, in and out of the home.
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