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What Bob Saw on the Net 03/04/2019

by Bob Raikes

Most days, our editor, Bob, spends some time looking around the net for news. Here are some articles and links that he thought worth sharing… (note that registration or subscriptions may be required!) Westfield …

Ukraine Announces Delays to Digital TV Switch-Over

by Andrew Fenn

The Ukraine National Council has announced it will delay its forthcoming digital TV switch-over, due to commence at the end of last year, until the second quarter of 2019, after the three-stage plan’s government …

Tags:ASO (Analogue Switch Off)| Large Display Monitor| Ukraine| Vol 25 - Issue 11

Ukraine Delays Analogue TV Switch Off

by Alan Spencer

According to Leonid Yevdochenko, the head of the state service for special communications and information protection, the Ukraine Cabinet of Ministers has delayed analogue switch off until the end of June next year. Reportedly …

Tags:ASO (Analogue Switch Off)| Large Display Monitor| Terrestrial (DTT)| Ukraine| Vol 24 - Issue 25

Ukraine sees Subscriber Growth in DTH and IPTV

by Alan Spencer

According to the State Statistics Service of Ukraine, the number of satellite TV subscribers at the beginning of 2017 was 470,800, which was a five-fold increase on the 1st April 2016 figure of 90,400. …

Tags:Large Display Monitor| TV Viewing| Ukraine| Vol 24 - Issue 09

MTI Adds Dell to Portfolio

by Milos Pavlovic

Broadliner MTI has began distributing Dell video projectors which they hope will boost their turnover and margins.

Tags:Dell| Large Display Monitor| Projectors| Ukraine| Vol 23 - Issue 35

Ukraine Could Delay ASO

by Tom Allen

Ukraine’s National Council of Television is considering delaying the country’s analogue switch-off until 1st June 2018. Members of the broadcast industry have expressed doubts that the 2016 date can be met.

Tags:ASO (Analogue Switch Off)| Large Display Monitor| Ukraine| Vol 22 - Issue 50

Back to Nature…With 4k

by Tom Allen

The Port Lympne Reserve for wild animals in Kent, UK, is accustoming its lemurs and langurs to living with others of their kind, using the magic of technology. UltraHD TVs from Son have been …

Kingston University extends AV roll out

by Isaac Oburu

Kingston University has purchased 60 Panasonic professional displays for a digital signage roll out across the university’s five campus sites. It follows the installation of 170 Panasonic PT-RZ370 laser/LED projectors within 119 lecture and …

Tags:Digital Signage| LFD - Large Format Display| Panasonic| UK (United Kingdom)| Ukraine

2014 EMEA Thin Client Results Will be Hard to Match

by Tom Allen

Thin clients in EMEA had a ‘brisk’ 2014 with 7.9% YoY growth (1.97 million units shipped) – but the market is now settling down. By the end of 2015, IDC expects the EMEA thin …

O2 Goes to the Roots of Rugby for New Smartphone

by Tom Allen

A prototype smartphone for rugby lovers has been built – using grass from Twickenham Stadium. In an effort to boost its recycling credentials, O2 created the concept unit using tens of thousands of blades …

More Germans Aware of UltraHD, But UK Tops Penetration

by Tom Allen

SES’ annual survey of TV reception in Europe shows that Germany – followed by the UK – leads the region in awareness of UltraHD. However, UltraHD TV ownership is (apparently) higher in the UK. …

BenQ Adds MTI for Phones in Ukraine

by Helen Vince

BenQ smartphones are now available in the Ukraine through distributor MTI.