The disappearance of 8TV left orphaned the multiplex that the last Pujol government granted to Grupo Godó so that it could develop its offer of nationwide DTT channels. The current executive has saved the probable disappearance of this radioelectric space under Catalan sovereignty with an agreement according to which it grants the Catalan Corporation of Audiovisual Media 50% of the available frequency, so that it can implement broadcasts in ultra-high definition (UHD, for its acronym in English) and thus compete with the rest of the State's leading channels. Another 25% of this space is given to RTVE to accommodate La 2 Cat. The Catalan-language channel of the Spanish public radio and television broadcaster had until now been broadcasting in a disconnection format using a state frequency. Finally, the remaining 25% remains unallocated, waiting for someone to apply to launch a private channel (and for the CAC, following a tender, to approve it).

In times of mass exodus from digital channels, there are those who still rely on DTT. This is the case of Unedisa, the publisher of the newspaper The World, which has announced the revival of its former television station Veo 7, which closed in 2012. This new phase, which begins on Wednesday, will focus on broadcasting canned programming consisting primarily of current films. Among the first films announced are Criminal lives (a black comedy starring Jennifer Aniston), Pixie (with Ben Hardy and Olivia Cooke) and Weird (the biopic of comedian Weird Al Yankovic).