Delayed Transition to High-Tech Television Criticized by DISY

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The Democratic Rally (DISY) criticized the government's management of the transition to high-definition television.
The party highlighted that Ireland spent two years preparing with focused information efforts for vulnerable groups.
In Germany, the transition was achieved through simultaneous viewing and took 3.5 years to complete.
The DISY's statement emphasizes the need for better planning and communication in large technology transitions.
No specific timelines or details regarding the transition in Cyprus were provided in the statement.

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The Democratic Rally (DISY) criticized the government's management of the transition to high-definition television.
The party highlighted that Ireland spent two years preparing with focused information efforts for vulnerable groups.
In Germany, the transition was achieved through simultaneous viewing and took 3.5 years to complete.
The DISY's statement emphasizes the need for better planning and communication in large technology transitions.
No specific timelines or details regarding the transition in Cyprus were provided in the statement.

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