Pay Tv service provider, StarTimes, yesterday said it has set May 1 for the shutdown of transmission via Digital Video Broadcasting-Terrestrial 1 (DVB-1) and replacing the technology with DVB-T2 it ...
Given the significance of the fundamental human rights of Nigerians, the over 44 million Television viewers and partly Pay TV subscribers are by now supposed to be fully aware of the global reality ...
The decision of Digital TV services provider StarTimes to migrate its Lagos subscribers from the legacy Digital Video Broadcasting, DBV-T1 to DBV-T2 for free may have excited its existing and ...
CHINESE pay-TV services provider StarTimes has slashed prices for its digital set-top box by Sh500, angling to woo TV owners yet to buy the gadget amid looming December 13 switch-off in Nairobi. The ...
I was elated and surprised recently when I read in the newspapers that StarTimes, the Chinese-owned and operated pay television company was launching DVB-T 2 decoders in the Nigerian market. Elated ...
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