IPTV accounted for 54.3% of all pay-TV connections in Slovenia in Q3 2018, according to data published by Telekom Slovenije in its latest annual report.
BBC First expands in CEE
BBC First has entered into a partnership with A1 Telekom Austria Group that will result in the drama channel launching in Croatia, Slovenia and Macedonia on April 1.
CME pulls plug on Slovenian sale
Central European Media Enterprises (CME) has decided to terminate an agreement, previously announced in July 2017, to sell its operations in Slovenia. Instead, it will retain full ownership of what is the leading TV network in the country.
Telekom Slovenije unveils ‘smart life platform’
Telekom Slovenije has launched a ‘smart life platform’ that allows users to simply manage TV and web content through voice control in the Slovenian language.
Slovenian CME station sale blow
The Slovenian Competition Protection Agency (AVK) is set to reject the proposed sale of CME-owned Pro Plus, the operator of the TV stations Kanal A and Pop TV, to United Group.
Telekom Slovenije settles in court
Telekom Slovenije has reached a court settlement with the alternative telco T-2.
Slovenia awards pay-DTT licences
Slovenia’s Agency for Communication Networks and Services (AKOS) has awarded a number of pay-DTT licences.
CME Croatian deal receives regulatory approval
United Group has received the final regulatory approval for its subsidiary Slovenia Broadband to buy CME’s assets in Croatia.
Vivid is launching in the Adria Region
Vivid is lining up new VOD and linear launches in Serbia, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria and Macedonia.
Slovenian cable: an overview
Cable operators in Slovenia are hoping legislation is amended to ensure that only must-carry channels are offered in basic packages.
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