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Ever since the advent of digital TV, it has been clear that one day, analogue broadcasting would no longer be needed.
DownloadEver since the advent of digital TV, it has been clear that one day, analogue broadcasting would no longer be needed. But even though that day is now fast approaching, with most European countries planning to switch off their analogue TV signals by 2012, the debate about what to do with the spare frequencies freed up by the move - the so-called "digital dividend" - is far from over.
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