Date:11/10/11
Azerbaijan's revenues from telecommunication services are expected to hit $ 1.5 million in 2011, Head of the State Radio Frequencies Administration under the Azerbaijani Communications and IT Ministry Aflatun Mammadov said at the seventh meeting of the working group on Tuesday.
The meeting began in Baku today and will continue until October 14. Mammadov said that at present, about 99.9 percent of the population is covered by broadcasting services.
"According to the "Geneva-06" plan, up to 85 percent of the Azerbaijani population are planned to be covered by digital broadcast standard MPEG-4 by late 2011," he said. "The country has planned to move to digital broadcasting in 2013."
Azerbaijan expects to get 1.5 million manat from telecommunication services in 2011
Azerbaijan's revenues from telecommunication services are expected to hit $ 1.5 million in 2011, Head of the State Radio Frequencies Administration under the Azerbaijani Communications and IT Ministry Aflatun Mammadov said at the seventh meeting of the working group on Tuesday.The meeting began in Baku today and will continue until October 14. Mammadov said that at present, about 99.9 percent of the population is covered by broadcasting services.
"According to the "Geneva-06" plan, up to 85 percent of the Azerbaijani population are planned to be covered by digital broadcast standard MPEG-4 by late 2011," he said. "The country has planned to move to digital broadcasting in 2013."
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