Croatian viewers are demanding better quality television programmes and more free-to-air channels.
Russia gets more grip on broadcasters
The Russian government has widened its grip on broadcasting, according to a new report on digital switchover focusing on Russia and the CIS countries published by the European Audiovisual Observatory.
IPTV sets the pace in Croatia
Croatia ended the third quarter with 355,869 IPTV subscribers, according to the latest data on the country’s electronic communications market published by the regulator HAKOM.
Multiscreen boost for T-HT
T-HT Capital Markets Morning – LONDON. The multiscreen service MAXtv To Go launched by the Croatian incumbent T-HT two months ago has already secured 11,000 subscribers.
Sluggish times for Croatia’s T-HT
The Croatian incumbent telco T-HT ended the third quarter with 329,290 residential subscribers to its TV services.
New head for Croatia’s HRT
Goran Radman has been appointed the director of the Croatian public broadcaster HRT.
Croatia eyes pay-DTT
Croatia is likely to see a pay-DTT service up and running by the end of November.
Digital dividend boost for Croatia
The Croatian regulator HAKOM has issued a public call for the allocation of the country’s digital dividend.
Croatian telco set to expand
The Croatian regulator HAKOM has announced that the alternative telco Amis Telekom plans to build a fibre-optic network in the capital, Zagreb.
Tough times for Croatian T-HT
The Croatian incumbent telco T-HT ended the second quarter with 326,835 residential subscribers to its TV services, or 7.5% more than in the corresponding period last year and 0.6% more than in the first quarter.