Supporting New Technologies in Romania, Bulgaria and Moldova
The way TV content reaches its viewers is constantly changing and improving – and we have been early supporters of many of these changes. For more than 30 years, we have led innovations in the field of satellite transmissions. We pioneered digital television in Europe starting in 1995, and have led the development of HD TV since 2004. Working together with our partners, we are now focused on cutting-edge technologies to further develop the Ultra HD transmission.
Alongside our role as a world-leading technology company, we are also deeply involved in the local markets in the countries where we do business. Each year, we conduct a survey about the TV behaviour of Romanian, Moldovan, and Bulgarian TV viewers, so that we can remain connected to the market conditions, and what viewers want. Based on our findings, our annual “Better with HD” campaign aims to bring HD technology closer to the public, unveiling its secrets and highlighting the consumer’s improved viewing experience. The campaign includes both local and national media, bloggers, online communications, press releases, press conferences and industry events.
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Vubiquity & Cell C
Together with Vubiquity, we’re helping telcos like Cell C enter the world of live and linear video
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MediaHaus & WildVision
Together with MediaHaus and WildVision, we’re bringing snow volleyball to viewers around the world
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Canal+
Together with Canal+, we are launching Ultra HD across France
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Tomorrowland
Tomorrowland is the world’s number one electronic dance music festival, gathering more than 180,000 festival-goers to the main site, and bringing together an additional 80,000 people at seven remote venues across the globe via the UNITE with Tomorrowland event.
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INSIGHT TV
Together with INSIGHT TV, we’re bringing new and dynamic Ultra HD television formats to audiences around the globe.
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