Spain greenlights new DTT plan

The government has approved this Tuesday the National Technical Plan of Digital Terrestrial Television, the necessary step to open gaps in digital terrestrial television (TDT) that...

The new license, which is expected to be tendered before the summer, provoked a schism in the Prisa Group that won the shareholders opposed to the projectThe broken romance of Prisa and Moncloa The Council of Ministers plans to give the green light this Tuesday to the royal decree approving the National Technical Plan of Digital Terrestrial Television (TDT), the previous step to take to contest a new channel to the radio space.

After months of rumors and reports, the big news has finally been confirmed. Televisión Española (TVE) has just announced the arrival of the Sálvame universe on La 1. Produced by La Osa Producciones Audiovisuales, La familia de la tele will land in the afternoon slot in April. Want to know all the details? "An open and inclusive live show that blends the best of traditional genres for public service television," is how the public broadcaster des…

The auction of the license will take place in the coming months once the technical plan of the TDT has already been published in the BOE. More information: The government gives the green light to the reform of the TDT that contemplates the creation of a new open channel

New moves are emerging in Movistar's television service with the arrival of more channels that move to the HD-issued dial list. For the time being, the phone company is encountering a test broadcast, but it is very likely that sooner rather than later it will end up being installed in the programming guide to which all fibre customers who have contracted the basic Movistar Plus+ TV plan can access.

Digital Terrestrial Television (TDT) is about to make a giant leap in Spain: Ultra High Definition (UHD) will soon be what is broadcast on all Spanish televisions thanks to the new National Technical Plan of the TDT, which comes into effect this Thursday, March 27.What does this mean for you and your TV? First, this change will modernize television in Spain by starting to broadcast on UHD (4K), which is an image quality higher than the current H…