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Kenya: Court Dismisses Activist Omtatah's Digital TV Case
The Star, 11 March 2015
The High Court has dismissed a case that had sought to force the government to restore free-to-air TV services on analogue broadcast signals. Read more »
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Kenya: Digital Migration Case Dismissed - Omtatah Sought Order to Revert to Analogue Broadcast
The Star, 10 March 2015
The high Court has dismissed a case for the restoration of free-to-air TV services on analogue broadcast signals. Read more »
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Kenya: Govt to Direct TV Stations to Increase Local Content to 60 Percent
CIO, 11 March 2015
The government is set to direct TV broadcasters increase the transmission ratio of local content to total content from 40 per cent to 60 per cent in the local TV stations. Read more »
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Kenya: Interesting, This Shutdown of Some Kenyan TV Stations
Fahamu, 4 March 2015
Four top TV stations have been off air for about three weeks following a dispute with Kenya's telecommunications regulator over digital migration. The plight of these mainstream… Read more »
Kenya's Digital Migration Case Dismissed
The High Court has dismissed a case filed by activist Okiya Omtatah for the restoration of free-to-air TV services on analogue broadcast signals.
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Former prime minister Raila Odinga has accused the government of using digital migration to "muzzle" the media. Read more »
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The African Digital Network consortium, consisting of four television stations, run the risk of losing broadcast signal distribution licences for going off air in contravention of ... Read more »
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This comes after they aired an advertisement advising consumers against buying GOTV and Startimes set top boxes. Read more »
