Telekom Srbija has moved a stage closer to becoming the majority shareholder of Dunav Banka (Danube Bank).
Vodafone eyes Serbian telco?
Vodafone is likely to be among the companies interested in acquiring Telekom Srbija, according to Paul Dzadze, the president of the British-Serbian Chamber of Commerce.
Serbian pay-TV: the stats
The number of pay-TV subscribers has grown steadily in Serbia in the last few years and amounted to 1.55 million in 2013.
Serbia starts countdown to ASO
Serbia has officially begun its transition to digital broadcasting, with analogue switch off set to take place in some parts of the country on March 1, 2015 and completed exactly two months later.
Serbian TV station sale probe launched
Serbia’s Commission for Protection of Competition has launched an investigation into the sale of the national broadcaster B92 in 2010.
Towercom to assist Serbian digitisation
Towercom is to play a role in Serbia’s transition to digital broadcasting.
Major change for Serbian public TV
Serbia is set to introduce a tax to fund the public service broadcasters RTS and RTV from the beginning of 2016.
KKR expands Serbian activities
KKR Group has strengthened its presence in Serbia, where it already owns Serbia Broadband (SBB), the country’s leading cable operator.
Serbian telco seeks acquisition
Telekom Srbija has made a formal offer for the majority of shares in the Danube Bank (Dunav Banke), according to sources close to the Dunav insurance company.
RTV Pink enhances OTT service
The Serbian broadcaster RTV Pink has chosen Motama servers to power Klikpink, its new OTT platform for internet streaming of live TV.