The Danish regulator has received three applications for pay-TV services on the DTT network. The Mediesekretariatet confirmed the three interested parties are Swedish pay-TV operator Boxer, Telenor's Danmarks Digital TV and Modern Times Group's Danmarks TV. The licence will cover the operation of both mobile TV and digital terrestrial services over four available multiplexes

It is anticipated the first three multiplexes will be available following Denmark's analogue switch off in November 2009. The fourth multiplex would go live a year later. The Mediesekretariatet will assess the three companies with an announcement due next week.

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