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China's 2012 Cable DTV User Base Reaches 140 Mln
Sina Tech, 3/20/13
Wang Xiaojie, director of the Chinese State Administration of Radio, Film and Television's (SARFT) Department of Science and Technology, said today that China had more than 140 digital cable subscriber households as of the end of 2012, or roughly 66% overall conversion to digital cable. Read More
China to Provide RMB 1.5 Bln DBS Program Subsidy
Sohu IT, 2/28/12
Wang Xiaojie, director of the Chinese State Administration of Radio, Film and Television's (SARFT) Department of Science and Technology, said recently that the central government will appropriate RMB 1.5 bln for the support of nationwide "Huhutong" rural direct-broadcast satellite (DBS) connectivity efforts in 2012. Read More
SARFT Rural DBS Program Targets 10 Mln Users in 2011
SARFT, 11/02/11
At a work meeting on direct-broadcast satellite (DBS) service region planning convened by China's State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT) in Beijing on October 31, Wang Xiaojie, director of SARFT's Department of Science and Technology, said that China's national "Huhutong" rural DBS initiative aims to deploy 10 mln "Huhutong" DBS satellite TV receivers by year's end, growing to 50 mln in 2012 and 200 mln by 2015. Read More
Beijing Network Convergence Platform Finished
Ccia.org.cn, 10/08/11
Work has completed on the network convergence platform, funded by China Mobile (NYSE: CHL; 0941.HK), China Unicom (NYSE: CHU; 0762.HK; 600050.SH), China Telecom (NYSE: CHA; 0728.HK), and Beijing-based cable and broadband operator Gehua CATV Network (600037.SH), being developed for trials in the Shijingshan district of Beijing. Read More
SARFT to Begin 2nd Round Satellite TV STB Bidding in October
Shanghai Securities News, 9/09/09
Wang Xiaojie, head of the Department of Science and Technology at China's State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT), has revealed that RMB 1.8 bln has been allocated for SARFT's second round of bidding for direct broadcast satellite (DBS) TV receivers. Read More
China to Accelerate Conversion to Bi-directional DTV
Lmtw.com, 8/21/09
At today's 2009 China Digital TV Forum, Wang Xiaojie, director of the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television's (SARFT) Department of Science and Technology, said that SARFT will increase its demands on the ongoing DTV conversion efforts, calling on networks which have already converted to DTV to more quickly switch to bi-directional DTV, and on networks which have not yet completed conversions to convert directly to bi-directional DTV (i.e. to directly provide subscribers with bi-directional STBs). Read More
Shanghai to Complete 500,000 User NGB Network in 2010
Sina Tech, 7/31/09
China's Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST), State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT) and the Shanghai municipal government will hold a launch ceremony for China's Next-Generation Broadcast (NGB) network along with a signing ceremony for a "Shanghai Model Network" cooperative agreement. Read More
Shaanxi Consolidates DTV Set-top Box Development
China Securities Net, 6/03/09
A performance report and founding ceremony were respectively held on June 2 in Xi'an for the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT)'s cable television applications technology research laboratory, which is operated in cooperation with Shaanxi Broadcast & TV Network Intermediary (600831.SH). Read More
SARFT to Launch Interactive CMMB Services in H2 2009
DVBCN, 6/02/09
Director Wang Xiaojie of the State Administration of Radio Film and Television's (SARFT) Technology Department has stated that SARFT began second-generation CMMB technology research and development including the addition of interactive functionality in 2008 and expects to make an official release in the second half of 2009. Read More
China to Issue Standards for Digital TV Sets
Tencent Tech, 12/22/08
Wang Xiaojie, director of the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT)'s Science and Technology Department, has stated that new manufacturing standards will be released next year designed to accelerate the custom manufacturing of high-definition televisions. Read More
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