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Flash report on landline services – July 2018
The flash report issued by the NMHH is based on data provided voluntarily by the three incumbent service providers and the leading alternative service providers (typically the largest cable television companies).
NMHH: Telekom’s service restrictions continue to be unlawful
On 10 September, the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH) once again fined Magyar Telekom and its CEO, this time for a sum of HUF 61.5 million, as the service provider did not fully comply with the Infocommunications Authority’s 2015 resolution.
Flash report on landline services – July 2018
The flash report issued by the NMHH is based on data provided voluntarily by the three incumbent service providers and the leading alternative service providers (typically the largest cable television companies).
NMHH: the payment notice practice of Telekom will become more reasonable
From November on, the General Terms and Conditions of Magyar Telekom will be modified, and – in accordance with the recommendation of the Media and Infocommunications Commissioner – the charges of subscribers in relation to payment notices shall be reduced.
Flash report on landline services – June 2018
The flash report issued by the NMHH is based on data provided voluntarily by the three incumbent service providers and the leading alternative service providers (typically the largest cable television companies).
Third NMHH media literacy education centre to open in Sopron
Another 9,000 children will have the chance to get involved in interactive media awareness sessions every year.
“Yes awkward”: the new campaign of the NMHH explains online infringements using emojis
The advertisements mainly targeting children of 11 to 16 years of age provide guidance for recognizing problems as well as dealing with them.
Flash report on landline services – May 2018
The flash report issued by the NMHH is based on data provided voluntarily by the three incumbent service providers and the leading alternative service providers (typically the largest cable television companies).
INHOPE Annual Report: last year, the hotlines of the world were involved in removing nearly 260 thousand paedophile recordings
INHOPE, the international organisation combating child sexual exploitation, published its report on the previous year. Its member Hotlines forwarded nearly 260 thousand paedophile videos and images to its central database and subsequently to the various national law enforcement partners.
Hungarians increasingly embrace mobile internet use while in other EU countries
99 per cent of Hungarian mobile users who have been abroad know that roaming surcharges within the EU were abolished last June and this is particularly evident in mobile internet use: the latest survey of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH) revealed that the number of phone users using data roaming saw a 50% increase from 2016 to 2017.