TV: DIGITAL TERRESTRIAL , 53.5 MILLION FOR 2010 CAMPAIGN
ROME (ANSA) - Rome, Jan. 4 - The Government has allocated for the communication of the transition to digital terrestrial in 2010, a fund of 53.5 million euro. Of these 12 million will be dedicated to communication campaigns in the areas of local TV stations switch off, 8 million will go to the Bordoni Foundation to support activities to the switch off, 7 million will be dedicated to the post office to manage the call center; 7 million go to the statement in the press and the remaining 19.3 million will be allocated to grants for the purchase of the decoders. Said the deputy minister for communications Paolo Romani at the meetings of the joint task force of Piedmont, Lombardy, Veneto, Friuli Veneia Giulia, Emilia Romagna and Liguria, and thereafter the plenary meeting of Cnidus, presides over the Romans. According what explains the newsletter Aeranti-Coral, Marco Rossignoli coordinator, asked that the master plan of the areas involved in the switch off in 2010 are prepared in advance in order to allow the undertakings concerned to make any technical changes necessary to move to Digital . Moreover, given the combination of regional elections and the World Cup in the first half of 2010, Rossignol has stressed the opportunities that the operations of switch-off begins in the second half of the year for all technical areas involved, minimizing the length switch over. Deputy Romans assessed positively to such requests and reserved the right to define the exact dates the switch off and switch over to 2010 the next meeting of Cnidus, which will be held January 20 in Rome. (ANSA).
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