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| It was meant to be the one set-top box you need at home, to tune in to TV channels on SingTel, StarHub, M1 and possibly any new pay-TV operator that would come to Singapore.
But instead of being the one box to rule them all, the Singapore government’s idea of a common, standardised set-top box has now come to nought, despite earlier plans to unveil it this year. The real reason: it was just impractical. …
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broadband, Media, Pay-TV, Singapore, IDA, M1, mda, Singapore, SingTel, StarHub, universal set-top box, |
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