StarTimes debunks funding crisis

Following speculations that StarTimes, the Chinese-owned digital payTV service provider is facing a financial crisis, which now hinders its operations across Africa, the company said it is indeed capable of providing for the local people not only digital TV service, and mobile multimedia service, but also digital signal transmission service for national and commercial broadcasting and television institution.

In a statement, the company’s spokesman, Rete Anetor, dispelled the insinuation as baseless, untrue and unnecessary, saying StarTimes is on the verge of realising the vision of advanced terrestrial digital television technology that enables every African family to afford digital TV set, to watch digital TV, to enjoy TV as well as share the beauty brought by digital television.

According to him, “relying on it well-recognized outstanding performance and promising development prospect, StarTimes position itself as the most influential broadcasting enterprise in China, having being listed among China’s top 100 technology and science innovation- oriented enterprise.

[Daily Independent]

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