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World Broadcasting groups unite to protect TV spectrum
The battle for spectrum is on, as broadcast unions stand together to oppose ceding TV’s dedicated frequencies to mobile web use
Namibian broadcaster busts myths on Africa, digital & China
We are grateful to all the speakers and delegates at #CBAGlasgow for providing great food for thought during the conference. Here are highlights from one of the keynotes
Cost of set-top boxes stalling Kenya’s digital migration
Research shows that while DTT switchover awareness is high, only one-third have bought STBs
Malawi, Nigeria, Rwanda, and Tanzania: switchon, switchoff
A roundup of developments in the occasionally unpredictable world of digital transition in Africa
Malawi is the only country to meet regional digital deadline
Africa’s SADC set the last day of 2013 as the date to start switching on digital TV and retiring analogue infrastructure
Australia takes analogue signal off the air
One of the first countries to broadcast digital TV will complete its switchover by the end of this year
Bright sheds light on Zambia’s digital plan at the IBC
Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation’s principal engineer went on a successful fact-finding and supplier-shopping mission to this year’s IBC through our bursary
Caribbean broadcasters spark a regional digital discourse
From DTT standards to multiplatforming, the region’s TV and radio networks met to talk about the challenges and opportunities of digital
State of the nations: digital transition in Africa
An interactive map and round-up for Commonwealth African countries and transition to digital TV
Botswana switches on digital terrestrial TV signal
The southern African country becomes the first on the continent to adopt a Japanese DTT standard