Portugal’s communications regulator Anacom is to prohibit commercials practices that are designed to that induce consumers into believing that DTT will end and that they will have to subscribe to paid television services in order to continue receiving free-to-air channels.
Anacom campaign for DTT shift
Portugal’s communications regulator Anacom has launched a publicity drive ahead of a change in the DTT network.
FTTH boosts Portuguese pay-TV homes
Subscription TV is enjoyed by 86% of TV households in Portugal, according to the regulator Anacom.
ANACOM approves 700MHz DTT network changes
Anacom has approved a draft decision that will move DTT from the 700MHz band to facilitate the launch of new 5G broadband and telephony services.
ANACOM orders DTT price cut
ANACOM has ordered transmission company MEO to reduce annual transmission costs in the DTT sector by 15.16%.
Anacom orders MEO to reduce DTT prices
Portugal’s communication regulator has told MEO to reduce its wholesale DTT prices.
Anacom acts after Net Neutrality breach
Portugal’s telecoms regulator has given MEO, NOS and Vodafone 40 working days to amend offers which it says are in breach net neutrality and roaming rules.
Portuguese regulator criticises Altice acquisition
Portugal’s media regulator has delivered a blow to the plans of Altice to acquire commercial TV channel TVI.
Fibre drives Portuguese pay-TV
The number of subscribers receiving pay-TV via fibre in Portugal has passed the one million mark.
159k pay-TV subs added in Portugal
159,000 new pay-TV subscribers were added in Portugal in the 12 months to September 30, 2016.