Slovenia
Telemach expands TV Everywhere platform
Slovenian cable operator Telemach has expanded the number of devices on which its multiscreen service D3 GO can be used. The operator launched the service… Read more
BeeSmart teams up with AltWolf for iPhone app
Slovenia-based IPTV middleware provider BeeSmart has teamed up with Belarus-based IT specialist AltWolf to develop the BeeSmart iPhone app, designed to work together with its… Read more
Telemach launches TV Everywhere service
Slovenian cable operator Telemach has launched a multiscreen service enabling users to watch television channels on laptops, tablets and smartphones. The service will give access… Read more
Telemach to restart broadcast of ProSiebenSat.1 channels
Telemach and other Slovenian cable operators have struck a deal with VG Media, which represents private broadcasters in Germany, that will enable them to re-start… Read more
Beesmart teams up with Vestel
Slovenia-based middleware provider Beesmart has teamed up with Turkey-based device manufacturer Vestel to take the Beesmart middleware to Vestel set-top boxes and jointly drive the… Read more
SiOL TV adds Pop Non Stop
Telekom Slovenije has added pay TV package Pop Non Stop to its SiOL TV service. The Pro Plus-supplied bouquet will be made available free-of-charge for… Read more
Telemach secures sports channels
Slovenian cable operator Telemach has struck a deal with sports broadcaster Ikomedio whereby it will retain the rights to air the latter’s existing Sportklub channels.… Read more
Minimax gets Slovenian deal
Minimax, the kids channel operated by Liberty Global’s content division Chello, has launched in Slovenia after inking a carriage deal with Telekom Slovenije. The IPTV… Read more
Slovenia VOD provider chooses open source encoder
Telekom Slovenije-owned video-on-demand provider Najdi has chosen the Open Broadcast Encoder (OBE), an open-source encoder platform developed in collaboration with various broadcasters and telcos, to… Read more
EBU-backed social network pilot goes live
An EBU-backed pilot that uses social networks to allow TV viewers to choose broadcasters’ schedules has launched in Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium and Slovenia. The… Read more
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