Arcom opens consultation on the future of French DTT
French audiovisual and digital communication authority Arcom has launched a public consultation on the future of Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) channels. The regulator is seeking input from stakeholders on the evolution of the broadcast platform.
Key Takeaways
- Arcom published a new consultation document on the future of Digital Terrestrial Television channels.
- The process is a public consultation, not a rule change or final decision.
- Arcom is targeting stakeholders interested in the evolution of the broadcast platform.
- The document was published on April 28, 2026.
Why It Matters
Arcom is starting a formal input-gathering process on DTT, which means the future shape of France’s terrestrial broadcast platform is now under review rather than assumed. For streaming and video providers, any change to DTT’s role can affect how audiences reach linear channels and how broadcasters position distribution across platforms. The article does not say what changes Arcom is considering, so the key signal is the consultation itself. Watch for the stakeholder responses and any follow-up proposal from Arcom after this public consultation closes.
Read full article at telecompaper.com
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