Ocean Blue Software and Service List Registry are collaborating to support wider deployment of the DVB-I service discovery standard.
DVB-I gathers global momentum
Momentum is building behind DVB-I after developments in New Zealand, Ireland and Germany pointed to further progress for the open specification for internet-based discovery and description of television services.
DVB World 2026 explores shift to IP and DVB-I rollout
Broadcast and technology leaders gathered in Amsterdam on 17-18 March for DVB World 2026, where discussions focused on the shift from traditional broadcast to IP-based delivery, the rollout of DVB-I […]
Germany defines framework for DVB-I rollout
Deutsche TV‑Plattform (DTVP) has released the first DVB‑I Implementation Profile for Germany, marking a significant step towards the market introduction of DVB‑I services in the country.
StreamHub wins DVB-I user interface competition
StreamHub has been named the winner of the DVB-I user interface competition, taking the top prize of €10,000 for its Android application built around the DVB-I specification.
Record turnout at 16th Plugfest and HbbTV Testing Event in Berlin
The 16th Plugfest and HbbTV Testing Event concluded today at Fraunhofer FOKUS in Berlin after five days of intensive interoperability testing.
Spanish DVB-I pilot underway
RTVE and FORTA have formally announced the launch of the Spanish DVB-I Pilot that will perform technical evaluations of the DVB-I standard.
Eutelsat and Babeleye partnership brings DVB-I and HbbTV to Sat.tv
Babeleye extends its partnership with Eutelsat, solidifying Babeleye’s role as metadata provider for Sat.tv, Eutelsat’s Free-to-Air satellite television service across Europe, Africa and the Middle East.
New DVB-I specification amid growing interest
DVB has published a new version of its DVB-I specification, DVB BlueBook A177r7, which defines the framework for discovering and delivering television services over broadband and broadcast networks.
Broadcasters work on framework for launch of DVB-I in Germany
Public and private television broadcasters in Germany are drawing up plans for a market launch of DVB-I.