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Digital licensing in February

The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) plans to issue 36 licences for providing commercial digital terrestrial television service in February.

The reserve price for a commercial digital TV licence will likely not exceed 500 million baht, and a licence would be valid for 15 years, said Col Natee Sukolrat, chairman of the NBTC's broadcasting committee.

Qualified bidders might be required to offer free set-top boxes to their customers, he added.

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