comment
menu Home chevron_right
News

Digital Migration Here To Stay

admin | July 25, 2015

Government says no amount of pressure will make it reverse its decision on digital migration.

The minister for national guidance and information, Jim Muhwezi says the decision was not rushed as alleged by media players insisting that meetings were held from 2006.

Muhwezi says the implementation of the ban on analogue system is global and is following orders from the international telecommunication union that manages airwaves.

He advises media players to look for ways of competing with international media to have the best content to attract advertisers and thrive.

Government switched off all analogue television sets on the 15th of June-2015.

Written by admin

Comments

This post currently has no comments.

Leave a Reply





This area can contain widgets, menus, shortcodes and custom content. You can manage it from the Customizer, in the Second layer section.

  • cover play_circle_filled

    01. Alaso-pins-MUK Podcast
    Alaso-pins-MUK Podcast

  • cover play_circle_filled

    02. Arua Elections
    Arua Elections

  • cover play_circle_filled

    03. Arua By-elections
    Arua By-elections

  • cover play_circle_filled

    04. Ben On Parliament Podcast
    Ben On Parliament Podcast

  • cover play_circle_filled

    05. NCD Podcast
    NCD Podcast

  • cover play_circle_filled

    06. Gulu Compaigns
    Gulu Compaigns

  • cover play_circle_filled

    Alaso-pins-MUK Podcast
    Alaso-pins-MUK Podcast

  • cover play_circle_filled

    Arua Elections
    Arua Elections

  • cover play_circle_filled

    Arua By-elections
    Arua By-elections

  • cover play_circle_filled

    Ben On Parliament Podcast
    Ben On Parliament Podcast

  • cover play_circle_filled

    NCD Podcast
    NCD Podcast

  • cover play_circle_filled

    Gulu Compaigns
    Gulu Compaigns

play_arrow skip_previous skip_next volume_down
playlist_play