For how long will we remain analogue. We are in 2014 not the 1970s. Our digital TVs are rusting away for lack of digital signals. The broadcasters should move into the 21st century.

Did I just hear CJ Mutunga quote Ken Wamaria during the supreme court ruling and say that "these are my things, these are your things, these are the fundamentals"?

Trying to bring some humor into the room but it seems to have backfired.

I think this was a well thought out ruling taking in the interests of local investors and raia who had already bought the Startimes decoders etc. A third licence was the best way out of the stalemate.

true @Thimioni. While at it, I wonder, is it possible for CAK to require that the three (or four) operator's boxes be inter-operable? I have a feeling these big three (NMG, RMS, SG) are pushing so hard for a license with the intention of launching their own STB. At this rate, we will end up with one stb each for STV, SigNet, GoTv, Bomba tv (has been doing test transmissions on channel 57 at 762 MHz, fronted by Radio Africa group) and perhaps the other fronted by these three, if they choose that route that is. Is it possible to require them to have some sort of a unified platform so that one would require one box to watch either of them so long as one has a valid subscription?
#JustThinkingOutLoud