Новости за 28.05.2020

(Telecompaper) The Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate (EZK) has opened a consultation on changes to the National Frequency Plan 2014...

(Telecompaper) Mexican broadcaster and content producer TV Azteca reported a 21 percent year on year fall in revenues to MXN 2.46 billion in the first quarter of...

(Telecompaper) Dutch satellite TV provider Canal Digitaal will shift the channels in its basic TV subscription on 1 June, replacing Discovery channels with a number...

(Telecompaper) The planned StopCovid contact-tracing app is one step closer to being implemented by the French government, after it was given the green light by the lower and upper houses of parliament. The National Assembly and the Senate voted in favour of StopCovid on 27 May, paving the way for the deployment of the app in the coming days. This follows the conditional approval given by data protection authority CNIL, which detailed the conditions under which the app should be deployed on 26 May.

(Telecompaper) International ICT products and services group Datatec said revenues decreased by 0.7 percent to USD 4.30 billion for the year to the end of February from USD 4.33 billion revenues recorded in FY19...

(Telecompaper) Italian operator Fastweb has relaunched an offer that gives new subscribers to its residential broadband package a free 12-month subscription to the Xbox Live Gold service...

(Telecompaper) Disney Plus has reached 2 million Australian viewers to its newest subscription television service, four months following the platform's launch on...

(Telecompaper) A court in Canada has ruled that the extradition trial of Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou can go ahead, CBC reports. The British Colombia Supreme Court judge found the crime she is accused of in the US could be considered a crime also in Canada, meaning the American request for extradition must be heard.

(Telecompaper) Belgian mobile operators Orange and Telenet reported a slowdown in customer growth in the first quarter, as shops closure affected sales, while market leader Proximus did better, helped by new tariff plans introduced at the start of the year. In total, Belgian mobile service revenues fell by 1.2 percent year-on-year, the latest research from Telecompaper shows.