Authorities in Azerbaijan are eyeing the launch of up to 60 channels on its digital terrestrial service.
The service, which launched recently with 10 free-to-air channels, is expected to add a pay component in January 2012, when the country implements digital switchover. Digital penetration currently reaches 85% of the country including the regions of Baku, Ganja, Shirvan, Lerik and Lankaran, according to deputy minister of communications and information technologies of Azerbaijan Elmir Velizadeh.
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