The future of television is largely in digital terrestrial
broadcasting. Britain is forging the way
in this new field, but other countries in Europe
and North America, as well as Japan, are
bound to follow soon. Most of the European
development was carried out under the DVB
(Digital Video Broadcasting) Project launched
in 1993 and approved by almost 200 signatories
from 25 countries in 1995. The launching
group consisted of representatives from industry,
public and private broadcasters,tele-communicationss
companies, research institutes
and the European Commission. Because of
this wide-ranging participation, the DVB Project
has taken over the leading role in the introduction
of digital television in Europe.
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