Analog TV broadcasting will be continued in Russia till 2019
30 July 2014, Wednesday
Deputy Director General of Federal State Unitary Enterprise “Russian television and radio broadcasting network” for state programmes and capital construction management Boris Terebilenko told journalists that analog TV broadcasting will be continued in Russia till 2019.
He said that the Russian President’s order implies the use of analog television for three years from 2015 to 2018. Boris Terebilenko also informed participants of the meeting about federal grant programme to finance parallel broadcasting that was developed by the “Russian television and radio broadcasting network”.
He said that the Russian President’s order implies the use of analog television for three years from 2015 to 2018. Boris Terebilenko also informed participants of the meeting about federal grant programme to finance parallel broadcasting that was developed by the “Russian television and radio broadcasting network”.
Using materials of IA "Interfax"
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