Advanced Television Systems Committee, an international organization establishing broadcasting standards for digital (including high-definition and data broadcasting) television.

Working on creating the industry standard for end-to-end interoperability of broadcast and interactive digital audio-visual information, and of multimedia communication.

Aims to facilitate the market driven introduction of ditigal terrestrial via Digital Video Broadcasting Project's DVB-T specification.

Works to develop, set and promote technical standards to advance digital media markets world-wide.

unites the European public service broadcasters to negotiate broadcasting rights for sports events, organize programme exchanges, act as catalyst for coproductions, and provide operational, commercial, technical, legal, and strategic services to enhance collaboration among members.

European Telecommunications Standards Institute.

Provides specification for the MHP platform, interactive television, and networking digital home entertainment products.

An entry point to information about the ISO standard MHEG (ISO/IEC 13522) established by the Multimedia and Hypermedia information coding Expert Group.

MHP official standards for interactive television and related interactive home entertainment.

A project aimed at obtaining a new generation of set-top boxes that are interoperable.

The TV Anytime Forum is an association of organisations which seeks to develop specifications to enable audio-visual and other services based on mass-market high volume digital storage.