Digital TV Central & Eastern Europe is being held from 24-25 June at The Marriott Hotel, Budapest, Hungary.
Speakers include Nimrod Kovacs, Executive Chairman of UPC in Central & Eastern Europe; Linda Jensen, CEO of HBO Central; and Marina Williams, Executive Vice President of CME.
For more information on the event, visit the show Web site.
Countries in Central and Eastern Europe are making great strides in the upgrade to digital TV, according to a new research report from Informa Telecoms & Media. The report says that the 8 million digital homes at present will grow to 34.8 million by 2012.
French infrastructure provider Anevia has appointed Thomas to the post of Central Eastern Europe (CEE) Sales Manager in a bid to drive its growth in the region.
Europe’s eastern countries will remain the source of fastest growth in pay TV over the next five years as the region completes its digitization.
In its report 'Eastern European TV (12th edition)' Informa reveals the region's pay TV sector was worth US $5.6 billion in 2007, but is expected to more than double to US $12 billion by 2013.
Signiant has opened two new offices in Munich and Singapore to extend its reach within Central Europe and the Asia Pacific region. The expansion is a direct response to the growing global demand for digital media distribution solutions the company said.
TV Technology Europe has announced the winners for the STAR Awards (Superior Technology Award Recipient) presented at IBC2006. The STAR Awards are designed to celebrate and showcase the preeminent technological innovations available to the broadcast industry. TV Technology Europe editors and columnists reviewed a var