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Regional conference “Digital Broadcasting Transition Process”

 

State Secretary of Culture, Media and Information Society Jasna Matic will open a regional conference “Digital Broadcasting Transition Process”, part of the 19th telecommunications forum “Telfor 2011”, on 22 November at 14.00, at the Sava Centre, Milentija Popovica 9.

The conference will look at the digital dividend, spectrum regulation and transition from the analogue to the digital TV signal broadcasting.

The two-day conference is organised by the Ministry of Culture, Media and Information Society, (22 and 23 November) together with the Serbian Agency for Electronic Communication (RATEL), broadcasting company Emisiona Tehnika i Veze (ETV), the OSCE mission to Serbia and the French embassy to Serbia.

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