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Digital Terrestrial Television Evolution

Johan Ishak, MyCreative Ventures

03-Aug-15 12:00

Digital Terrestrial Television Evolution

Malaysia is preparing for a full migration to Digital Terrestrial Television or DTT by 2017 and it is crucial that everyone understands the opportunities that it will bring along. A man no stranger to TV and content, Johan Ishak the CEO of MyCreative Ventures comes in to talk about all the opportunities for the creative industry.


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