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Hrvatski Telekom offers mobile TV without data usage fees

by Isaac Oburu

Stream On, a new service provided by Hrvatski Telekom, is available starting from today, a unique option both on the Croatian and on the European market intended to provide the opportunity for all film …

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Dell Still Keen on Channel in Europe

by Bob Raikes

Michael Dell has told resellers at the Channels Forum run by Canalys in Barcelona that the level of indirect business that Dell does in Europe is “up to you”, and he said that his …

DSF Europe Cooperates with Digital Signage Federation

by Milos Pavlovic

DSF Europe, a trade association that was previously known as OVAB, has said that it is working with the Digital Signage Federation (DSF) in the US to collaborate in a number of ways. DSF …

Tags:Digital Signage Federation Europe (was OVAB)| DOOH| Europe| Large Display Monitor| Vol 23 - Issue 39

Vodafone Romania launches TV, strikes Netflix deal

by Bob Raikes

Vodafone has entered the Romanian TV market with an application called 4GTV+ which allows smartphone users to view TV content within 72 hours of transmission on the system. The company is also offering Netflix …

Tags:3G & 4G| Europe| Mobile Display Monitor| Vodafone| Vol 23 - Issue 39

Subscription VOD in W Europe Booming

by Yvette Raikes

According to a report from IHS Markit, subscriptions to video on demand (SVOD) in Western Europe exceeded €2 billion in 2015, and are expected to top €3 billion this year. YoY growth is forecast …

European Netflix Development Stutters

by Milos Pavlovic

Vivendi has been developing a European version of Netflix, but according to the French paper, Liberation, the project has had its meetings suspended. The project was originally planned to exploit content from Canalplay in …

Vestel Wins Toshiba Brand for TV in Europe

by Bob Raikes

Toshiba has done a deal with Vestel of Turkey to license its brand and TV business. Vestel has set up an organisation within its own business to run the brand and, at least initially, …

Q2 Positive for European DTM Market

by Bob Raikes

There was some good news for the Desktop Monitor market in Q2, with sales up 14.0% on Q2 2015, although there was a drop from Q1, which is in line with historic seasonal trends. …

Tags:Desktop Monitors| Europe| Large Display Monitor| Market Data| Vol 23 - Issue 33

Sharp Rethinks TV Licensing

by Tom Allen

Sharp has said that it will review its TV brand licensing in Europe and the Americas, in an effort to raise its global presence. Sharp licensed its brand to Slovakia’s UMC in Europe in …

Digital Signage on the “S” Curve

by Bob Raikes

We’re heading towards the end of the quiet summer period, now, and my inbox is filling up with requests for meetings at IBC and IFA – mostly at IBC as there is a much …

PDs in Europe Fit the Seasonal Pattern

by Bob Raikes

Over recent years, the Public Display market in Europe has settled into a clear pattern, with most growth being concentrated in Q4 of one year and Q1 of the next. Q2 in 2016 saw …

Tags:Europe| Large Display Monitor| LFD - Large Format Display| Market Data| Vol 23 - Issue 32

Leyard Plans New European Factory

by Tom Allen

LED maker Leyard is planning a new European factory and showroom near Presov, Slovakia. The 3,120m² building is due to be completed in early 2017. It will help Leyard to meet demand from its …