NBC Universal International Networks has applied for broadcast licences for six international TV channels at Bavarian media authority BLM.
European Commission publishes first ‘Watch List’ of pirate web sites
The European Commission has published its inaugural list of non-EU websites and firms that they deem responsible for piracy and counterfeiting abuse of European products, including films and music.
Cable Europe comments on EU telecom decision
The broadband cable industry signalled its commitment to deliver on the goals of a gigabit society.
EU adopts telecoms reform
The Council of EU telecom ministers has given its formal approval to the new European Electronic Communications Code and associated Berec regulation.
Tele2 optimistic about T-Mobile merger in the Netherlands
Tele2 has said it notes the media speculation about the merger between Tele2 and T-Mobile in the Netherlands, and confirms that Tele2 remains optimistic the European Commissionwill approve the Dutch merger, without conditions.
Brexit: Turner Broadcasting applies for licences in Germany
Turner Broadcasting System Deutschland has applied for six broadcast licences for international TV channels at Bavarian media authority BLM.
Ireland receives first post-Brexit licence application
It’s emerged the Irish media regulator has received its first licence application from a UK-based broadcaster seeking to maintain distribution after Brexit.
Belgium to review Telenet deal for De Vijver Media
The Belgian competition agency will examine Telenet’s bid for publisher De Vijver Media because of the potential impact of the deal on the local market, the European Commission said.
Singapore High Court grants orders to block access to illegal apps on TV boxes
The Singapore High Court has ordered Singapore’s internet service providers to block access to popular illegal applications that are frequently sold pre-loaded on Android TV boxes.
Court confirms: Deutsche Telekom’s zero-rating service violates law
The Administrative Court of Cologne has confirmed the decision by the Federal Network Agency (BNetzA) that some aspects of Deutsche Telekom’s zero-rating service StreamOn violate roaming and net neutrality laws and are therefore inadmissible.
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