Examples of using Terrestrial broadcasting in English and their translations into German
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2006 to review the current frequency co-ordination planning for terrestrial broadcasting(the‘1961 Stockholm plan'
Member States should ensure that such use does not affect the use of sub-700 MHz band for digital terrestrial broadcasting in neighbouring Member States,
for instance convergent services combining features of mobile telephony and terrestrial broadcasting, such as mobile‘datacasting.
The Chairman's report in his own capacity(the ‘Lamy Report') recommended repurposing the 700 MHz band for wireless broadband while sustaining the European audiovisual model by providing safeguards that terrestrial broadcasting would have spectrum access to the sub-700 MHz frequency band.
claiming that the Italian legislation regulating the passage from analogue to digital terrestrial broadcasting technology infringes EU Directives 2002/21/EC(Framework Directive),
arriving on the market through the traditional terrestrial broadcasting pathway(Channel 5 in UK,
As regards audiovisual service operators' increasing use of hybrid models, combining terrestrial broadcasting with the use of broadband to deliver content,
Began digital terrestrial broadcasting in 2000.
The IDTV menu can only be viewed when watching digital terrestrial broadcasting.
With digital terrestrial broadcasting(DVB-T), some programmes are broadcast with subtitles.
Tele+ Grigio stopped terrestrial broadcasting from 1998 and now broadcasts only by satellite.
Terrestrial broadcasting spectrum is both one important justification
Convergent services combining features of mobile telephony and terrestrial broadcasting, such as mobile‘datacasting.
One area of divergence concerns including spectrum for terrestrial broadcasting distribution in the planned reforms.
Satellite and digital technology includes everything you need to receive digital satellite and terrestrial broadcasting.
In some geographic areas, the terrestrial switchover process has already been completed and analogue terrestrial broadcasting has been discontinued.
Technical harmonisation decision setting the minimum conditions to be respected by users of the 800 MHz band for other than terrestrial broadcasting use.
In 2008, the Commission continued to monitor the transition(switchover) from analogue to digital terrestrial broadcasting in the EU Member States.
The Commission continued to monitor the switch-over from analogue to digital terrestrial broadcasting in the EU Member States, especially in Italy and Germany.
According to certain estimates,3 the traditional EU analogue terrestrial broadcasting sector included 40 public service and 47 commercial national channels at the beginning of 2003.