The Croatian Regulatory Authority for Network Industries (HAKOM) has issued a recommendation on the minimum technical requirements for DVB-T2 reception.
Croatia assesses Italian TV signal interference
The Croatian regulator HAKOM has begun an extensive examination of Italian radio and TV interference in the country.
Croatian pay-TV expansion continues
The take-up of pay-TV services in Croatia grew impressively in 2016, with DTH the strongest performer.
Italy to stop TV interference in Croatia
Following years of effort by the Croatian regulator HAKOM, Italy has finally begun to shut down transmitters causing interference to digital TV reception in Croatia.
Croatia prepares for DVB-T2
The Croatian regulator HAKOM is working on a new strategy for the transition to DVB-T2.
New frequency auction in Croatia
The Croatian regulator HAKOM has announced a public auction for the remaining one-third of the digital dividend that followed the country’s transition to digital broadcasting.
Sat TV takes off in Croatia
DTH services are growing rapidly in popularity in Croatia and were already received in 106,189 homes as of Q4 2012.
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.
Croatia looks to DVB-T2
ZAGREB BUSINESS BREAKFAST. Croatia is already undertaking DVB-T2 tests and will start gradually employing the technology on two multiplexes from next year.