e-tv

  1. Jan

    Happy anniversary (for 1 November)! 10 years since South Africa first missed digital migration deadline

    A decade late and a dollar short — South Africa's digital TV hamster wheel This year, on 1 November 2021, it was ten years since South Africa missed its first deadline to switch off old analogue TV signals occupying precious radio frequency spectrum. The constant delays have cost South Africa...
  2. Jan

    eMedia advertising revenue hits R1.1 billion

    eMedia profit jumps 1,600% eMedia benefited from the rise of economic activity in 2021, seeing a profit increase of 1,607% for the six months ended 30 September 2021.
  3. Jan

    Government considering plan for interim spectrum assignments

    South Africa's networks may get stopgap spectrum The South African government is mulling a plan to temporarily issue sought-after radiofrequency spectrum to cellular network operators while a new spectrum auction process runs its course. South Africa’s recently-minted communications minister...
  4. Jan

    Icasa is admitting its spectrum ITA was "irredeemably flawed" - Telkom

    Spectrum auction for South Africa's cellular networks was "irredeemably flawed" Telkom says that Icasa’s decision to have its Invitation to Apply for sought-after radio frequency spectrum set aside is an admission that the process was “irredeemably flawed”. This comes after the Independent...
  5. Jan

    Most popular TV shows in South Africa for May 2021

    Most-watched TV shows in South Africa The top three most-watched TV shows in South Africa in May were all broadcast on SABC 1, the latest television audience measurements published by the Broadcast Research Council of South Africa (BRCSA) revealed. While online video streaming services have...
  6. Kevin Lancaster

    E-tv loses set-top box court battle

    E-tv loses set-top box court battle The Gauteng High Court has ruled against broadcaster e.tv in its challenge of government’s decision not to encrypt set-top boxes for digital broadcasts.
  7. Kevin Lancaster

    E-tv takes minister to court over digital TV

    E-tv takes minister to court over digital TV E-tv has stated it will challenge Minister Faith Muthambi’s decision on set-top box control.
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