Meridian
20-03-13, 10:31
A aparut pe piata un nou provider in Bulgaria. Acestia mult timp au transmis doar pe internet contra cost (http://www.neterra.tv/) si desigur a ramas functional in continuare! De acum au urcat si pe satelit! Si s-au decis dupa mai multe teste sa apara pe Thor 1 W, unde semnalul e foarte bun pe tot continentul! Iata ce contine pentru inceput grila de programe, in mare parte cunoscuta, de la ceilalti provideri din tara vecina! Grila de programe aici (http://flysat.com/neterra.php) in timp ce sistemul de criptare a fost ales DRE-Crypt.
Telenor Satellite Broadcasting (TSBc) has signed a satellite transmission agreement with Neterra to launch a new white-label, shared DTH platform named “the W1” in Bulgaria. Neterra, which is a Bulgarian telco established 17 years ago in 1996, has contracted two transponders on TSBc’s Thor 6 satellites, located at 1 degree West, and plans to offer other operators a premium pay-TV platform.
It expects the first operators to launch within the next few months, carrying over 60 the Bulgarian market’s most popular local and international channels. In due course, the offer will be expanded to include local and international HD services.
Commenting on the new platform, Lars Janois, TSBc’s commercial director, said: “1 degree West is now a well-recognised broadcast position in CEE and reaches more than 17 million households across Europe. We are seeing a more buoyant take-up of pay-TV services within this region and we welcome and look forward to working with Neterra in developing its DTH proposition for the Bulgarian market.”
Neven Dilkov, CEO of Neterra, added: “Neterra has more than 17 years of expertise in providing and supporting broadcasting services in Bulgaria. Our new Bulgarian DTH service will offer a bouquet of premium-quality channels, which will deliver a superior TV experience.”
Bulgaria’s DTH market is currently served by three platforms: Vivacom TV, Bulsatcom and Satellite.BG, the latter of which replaced ITV Partner
Sursa (http://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2013/03/14/new-dth-platform-for-bulgaria-2/)
Sunt doua frecvente alocate pentru Neterra.
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Telenor Satellite Broadcasting (TSBc) has signed a satellite transmission agreement with Neterra to launch a new white-label, shared DTH platform named “the W1” in Bulgaria. Neterra, which is a Bulgarian telco established 17 years ago in 1996, has contracted two transponders on TSBc’s Thor 6 satellites, located at 1 degree West, and plans to offer other operators a premium pay-TV platform.
It expects the first operators to launch within the next few months, carrying over 60 the Bulgarian market’s most popular local and international channels. In due course, the offer will be expanded to include local and international HD services.
Commenting on the new platform, Lars Janois, TSBc’s commercial director, said: “1 degree West is now a well-recognised broadcast position in CEE and reaches more than 17 million households across Europe. We are seeing a more buoyant take-up of pay-TV services within this region and we welcome and look forward to working with Neterra in developing its DTH proposition for the Bulgarian market.”
Neven Dilkov, CEO of Neterra, added: “Neterra has more than 17 years of expertise in providing and supporting broadcasting services in Bulgaria. Our new Bulgarian DTH service will offer a bouquet of premium-quality channels, which will deliver a superior TV experience.”
Bulgaria’s DTH market is currently served by three platforms: Vivacom TV, Bulsatcom and Satellite.BG, the latter of which replaced ITV Partner
Sursa (http://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2013/03/14/new-dth-platform-for-bulgaria-2/)
Sunt doua frecvente alocate pentru Neterra.
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http://s7.postimage.org/x9ti0v96z/1w2.jpg (http://postimage.org/)