Three in five pay-TV homes in Hungary now receive services via digital cable or IPTV.
Digi loses Hungarian appeal
Hungary’s Curia (Supreme Court) has dismissed an appeal by Digi Communications that it was unlawfully excluded from a 5G auction in the country.
Telekom maintains Hungarian TV lead
Magyar Telekom claimed a 32.1% share of the Hungarian pay-TV market by value irrespective of technology as of November 2020, according to the latest data published by the regulator NMHH.
Digi loses Hungarian 5G legal action
Hungary’s Metropolitan Court has dismissed a case brought by Digi Communications against a decision by the regulator NMHH to exclude it from an auction for 5G frequencies.
Hungarians favour online content
Four-fifths of internet users aged 16 and over in Hungary watch movies and videos online.
Hungarians show fake news awareness
Over half (53%) of Hungarian internet users aged 16 and over say they have encountered fake news, according to a survey undertaken by the regulator NMHH.
Hungary awards 5G licences
The Hungarian regulator NMHH has announced the result of a tender for 5G licences in the country.
Hungarian regulator supports net neutrality
Hungary’s NMHH has taken legal action against Magyar Telekom for suspected violations of network neutrality rules.
Hungarian DTT deal signed
Monika Karas, the chair of the Hungarian regulator NMHH, and Zsolt Sárecz, the president and CEO of Antenna Hungária (AH), have signed a regulatory agreement that will allow the latter to operate a national DTT network for a further 12 years.
Digi suffers heavy Hungarian 5G blow
Digi has failed to make the shortlist of companies bidding to obtain 5G licences in Hungary.