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Budget 2011: more money for digital TV

By Candice Jones: @candicejones

24 Feb 2011

National Treasury has allocated a significant budget to the Department of Communications over the next three years to assist in the country's migration from analogue to digital terrestrial television.

The department has been allocated more than R1bn over the three years for the project, with the money going to three state organs.

Sentech, the SABC and the Universal Service & Access Agency of SA (USAASA), which administers the Universal Service Fund, will play an integral role in the migration.

Continue reading the full story, as well as Budget 2011: gov't to tax computer monitors, on www.TechCentral.co.za.

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Candice Jones is company writer and media advisor at Cell C (www.cellc.co.za). She used to be deputy editor of www.TechCentral.co.za. Follow her on Twitter at @CandiceJones.