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Milestones:
 March 2010 – NGB collaborates with local channels on Digital Terrestrial Television platform.
March 2010 – Swedish firm NGB to partner with KBC to provide Digital Pay TV services in Kenya.
March 2009 – China JV, CDTV, signed
the agreement with Oriental Pearl Digital Television for the province
of Shanghai.
February 2009 – Next Generation
Broadcasting opens office in Kampala, Uganda.
January 2009 – Next Generation
Broadcasting opens office in London, United Kingdom.
November 2008 – Next Generation
Broadcasting Ghana launches DTT trail transmissions in capital Accra,
in collaboration with Ghana Broadcasting Company.
August 2008 - Gustav Adielsson, COO,
and Andreas Sand, CFO, are employed.
June 2008 - Next Generation
Broadcasting is allocated a frequency for DTT transmissions capital
Accra and second city of Kumasi.
June 2008 - Next Generation
Broadcasting opens office in Accra, Ghana.
May 2008 - Generation Broadcasting
Uganda is awarded a license for Kampala.
May 2008 - Yvonne Oseitutu is
employed as project Manager for Ghana.
April 2008 – Jonas Konstantinov
joins Next Generation Broadcasting as CEO.
January 2008 - Sixth AP Fund becomes
Next Generation Broadcastings majority owner.
December 2007 - Next Generation
Broadcasting Ghana Ltd is established together with local partner
Regency Recourses. Joe Frans becomes CEO. Kojo Fusu is chairman of the
board.
December 2007 - Next Generation
Broadcasting signs co-operation agreement with Ghana Broadcasting
Corporation.
December 2007– Next Generation
Broadcasting opens its head office in Stockholm, Sweden and Mikael
Forslund the company’s CTO is employed.
January 2007 – Co-founder Ulf Wallin
takes over as CEO.
January 2006 – Next Generation
Broadcasting is born; Jan Danielsson becomes CEO and Jan Rudberg
Chairman of the Board.
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