New Australian TV channels delayed
Posted by Paul • Wednesday, May 21. 2008 • Category: terrestrial tv
The Australian government has put on hold the auction of new digital television licences, which were intended for providing new channels and mobile DVB-H television, according to a report in Melbourne's Age newspaper.
Known as channels A and B, one channel was going to be allocated to so-called datacasting and community television, with possible broadcasters including the indiginous broadcaster NITV, and the other was earmarked as a pay-TV service for mobile phones.
The new government plans for a technical and policy review before committing to an auction of the spectrum.
Known as channels A and B, one channel was going to be allocated to so-called datacasting and community television, with possible broadcasters including the indiginous broadcaster NITV, and the other was earmarked as a pay-TV service for mobile phones.
The new government plans for a technical and policy review before committing to an auction of the spectrum.
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