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Market Analysis

Czech digital market in rude health

The business breakfast organised last week in Prague by Broadband TV News and Telenor Satellite Broadcasting brought together three companies very much at the forefront of the Czech Republic’s transition from analogue to digital broadcasting. Read the story »

European analogue TV still alive

Analogue television remains a popular pastime in much of continental Europe. This is particularly true in territories where existing delivery of cable and satellite services have been accompanied by a slow progression to the digital format. Read the story »

Czech digitalisation speeds up

The transition from analogue to digital broadcasting is proving to be a much more convoluted process in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) than in the rest of the continent. Even so, a number of countries in the region are finally starting to make some real progress. Read the story »

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Spanish Market Data

Number of subscribers to pay television by means of transmission Read the story »

Just how many are watching online video?

Research into the viewing of online videos is still in its infancy. Although it is theoretically possible to determine exactly how many people watch and how long they actually watch, this is not yet done or only to a very limited extent. In order to put some perspective into online video viewing, we put together some of the available data from The Netherlands, Germany, UK and the United States. Read the story »

REKAM and CAIW show the way for digital competition

The Dutch cable operator REKAM was the first to introduce a second supplier of digital television, allowing CAIW to offer services on its network in June 2007. The company has now released full figures of the actual numbers of subscribers for both platforms. Read the story »