Russian DTH broadcaster Tricolor TV says it now has more than 5 million of its subscribers viewing in HD. Moreover, Tricolor says that it expects the HD-enabled subscriber count to reach 50 per cent of the overall total during this year.

Analysts at J’son & Partners say that Tricolor’s HDTV subs now account for 39.6 per cent of the total Russian HD audience.  HDTV was first offered back in July 2012, and were ‘free’ for a promotional period.  By January 2013 the HD subscriber count had reached 1 million.

Tricolor TV is Russia’s largest DTH operator and is based in St Petersburg.

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