Encryption systems / Viaccess secures the BoomTV programs in Macedonia
04-09-2010
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Viaccess secures the BoomTV programs in Macedonia
- 2009-11-12 12:05:21 / Rafał Tomasiak
- last update: 2009-11-13 17:24:07
- source: viaccess
Viaccess, a France Telecom company and leader in conditional access, announced that BoomTV, the leading premium pay-TV operator in Macedonia, has selected Viaccess conditional access platform to secure its programming broadcast on DVB-T television. BoomTV will be able to take advantage of Viaccess’ multi-network (DTT & IP), multi-device (PC, mobile, portable video players) and home networking capabilities.
BoomTV was launched by On.Net, leading internet service provider in Macedonia. On.Net is owned by Telekom Slovenije since March 2006 and plans to offer 50 TV programmes, 50 radio programmes and seven-day electronic programme guide on four DVB-T multiplexes to all territories of Macedonia.
On.Net expects to have more than 200,000 susbscribers of its pay-TV services of Macedonia’s two million population by the end of 2010.
