The Digital Migration.(international standards for digital television broadcasting)(Statistical Data Included)
Asia Image, July, 2001 by Dean, Richard
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The road to digital television is littered with lost opportunities and poor business decisions, but there now seems little doubt that the reasons for going digital outweigh those for doing nothing
Even if broadcasters were content to stand still, governments have a powerful incentive to encourage the transition to digital. This is because due to compression, the frequency occupied by one analogue channel can be split into a so-called "multiplex" containing four or five digital services, releasing valuable chunks of radio spectrum.
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