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The Steering Board of the DVB Project has approved the membership of Freeview Australia and VISIONETICS International, underscoring the diversity of DVB’s membership, which spans national broadcast platforms and the technology companies that serve them. Membership is open to any organization with a role in the digital television value chain,...Read more

Issue 67 of DVB Scene magazine is now available for download. The cover features the StreamHub DVB-I app, the winning project in the recent DVB-I User Interface Competition. Inside the magazine you can find a review of how the competition unfolded, details on the winning projects and a feature interview...Read more

DVB-I UI Competition: exploring the future of TV discovery The post March 2026 – Issue 67 appeared first on DVB.Read more

Update der Kernspezifikation bringt formalisierte Rechteverwaltung, WebAssembly-Support und Optimierungen bei DVB-I. Der Beitrag HbbTV Association veröffentlicht HbbTV 2.0.5 mit integriertem DRM erschien zuerst auf FKTG-Journal.Read more

The HbbTV Association has published version 2.0.5 of its core specification, formally integrating DRM support into the HbbTV standard for the first time. Approved by the HbbTV Steering Group, HbbTV 2.0.5 is […]Read more

DVB has published the programme for DVB World 2026, with registrations now open for the 17–18 March event in Amsterdam at the Postillion Hotel & Convention Centre.  Two keynotes headline […]Read more

With less than two months to go until DVB World 2026 takes place in Amsterdam on 17–18 March 2026, the conference programme has now been published and registrations are open. This year’s event will feature two keynote presentations addressing major technology and innovation themes shaping the future of media delivery....Read more

StreamHub has been named the winner of the DVB-I user interface competition, taking the top prize of €10,000 for its Android application built around the DVB-I specification. Developed by Hyunmin […]Read more

The DVB Project today announced the winners of its DVB-I user interface competition during an online event. The open competition challenged developers to design innovative clients and applications that leverage the DVB-I specification for content discovery and programme information.  The top prize of €10,000 was awarded to StreamHub, an Android...Read more

Freeview Australia will begin testing the use of the DVB-I online service discovery and delivery specification from early 2026. This follows an earlier proof of concept evaluation. It will involve the existing free-to-air channels of the ABC, SBS, Seven, Nine, and Ten networks, making them available whether viewers are watching...Read more

Freeview Australia is to begin local testing of DVB-I, the IP-delivered broadcast standard designed to make free-to-air TV available through a single channel guide with or without an aerial. The […]Read more

The Service List Registry has appointed former Everyone TV technology strategy chief James Jackson to its advisory board. Jackson will support the definition and delivery of SLR’s Unified Service Platform, […]Read more

The 13th HbbTV Symposium and Awards in Istanbul has underscored the accelerating international expansion of the HbbTV standard, with strong growth across Europe, Turkey and the wider MENA region. The […]Read more

A webinar that took place on 20 November looked back at the unconference day of DVB World 2025 and demonstrated once again why DVB’s approach goes beyond that of a typical industry event. The session provided an opportunity to review the actions agreed in Munich, check on progress, and ensure...Read more

Nachlese zum HbbTV Symposium am 12. und 13. November 2025 in Istanbul. Der Beitrag „Weit mehr als die rote Taste auf der Fernbedienung“ erschien zuerst auf FKTG-Journal.Read more