Television

NEC positioned as a principal supplier of technology for the implementation of TDT(Terrestrial Digital Television) in Spain

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Country/Region/International Authority: 
Spain
Company: 
NEC
Contract Set?: 
no
Announcement Date: 
02/13/2009
Termination Date: 
12/31/2010
Source Link(s): 
http://www.nec.co.jp/press/en/0902/1301.html

Tokyo, February 13, 2009 -- NEC Corporation, one of the world's leading providers of Internet, broadband network and enterprise business solutions, announced that its subsidiary NEC Iberica is positioned as one of the principal suppliers of technology for Abertis Telecom's digital broadcasting network.

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NEC Deploys New Digital Terrestrial TV Transmitters for One of the UK's Leading Broadcasting Companies

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Country/Region/International Authority: 
United Kingdom
Company: 
NEC
Contract Set?: 
no
Announcement Date: 
12/10/2009
Source Link(s): 
http://www.nec.co.jp/press/en/0912/1002.html

Tokyo, December 10, 2009 - NEC Corporation (NEC) today announced the first deployment of its new DVB-T2 (*1) digital terrestrial TV broadcast transmitters on behalf of Arqiva, a communications infrastructure and media services company. The transmitters will enable Arqiva and the BBC (*2), one of the UK's public service broadcasters, to launch the world's first DVB-T2 digital terrestrial broadcast service from December 2, 2009.

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NEC supplies Greek Digital Network Operator Digea with DVB-T Transmitters

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yes
Country/Region/International Authority: 
Greece
Company: 
NEC
Contract Set?: 
no
Announcement Date: 
02/01/2010
Source Link(s): 
http://www.nec.co.jp/press/en/1002/0102.html

Tokyo February 1st 2010 - NEC Corporation (NEC) announced today that it has signed an exclusive five-year agreement with Digea (PSIFIAKOS PAROCHOS S.A.) for the supply of NEC DVB-T transmitters. The agreement, signed in autumn 2009, will allow Digea to launch one of the largest and most modern (MPEG-4) private DVB-T networks in the country, with a near 100 per cent population coverage.

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