SADC delay in digital standards decision
14 Oct 2010
The Southern African broadcasting industry will have to wait another month to hear which standard will be used in the planned migration from analogue to digital terrestrial television.
A task team, which had been expected to report back to the Southern African Development Community (SADC) in September 2010, will only reveal which standard it feels is best for the region at a meeting in November.
Acting communications department director-general Harold Wesso says he can shed no more light on selection of a standard because SADC has agreed to come out with a consensus decision.
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