Btv Digital Migration Has No Economic Agenda

Monday, September 12, 2016

National television Btv is currently promoting the availability of its own decoders that are needed for its digital migration. Every morning callers to Btv are given the decoders for free to go and experience the digital migration in their homes.

Btv is yet to involve the independent media on their digital migration project, at least to help us appreciate certain aspects of the gadgets, technology and other pertinent issues around the digital migration agenda.

While digital migration is no doubt a welcome development, questions remain whether Botswana has really succeeded or this project has become another failure like others before it.

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Btv Digital Migration Has No Economic Agenda

National television Btv is currently promoting the availability of its own decoders that are needed for its digital migration. Every morning callers to Btv are given the decoders for free to go and experience the digital migration in their homes.

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