We’ve heard talk of how DVB-I (Interactive DVB) will accelerate the shift from traditional broadcast TV to IP-based delivery for a few years now, with trials cropping up in various global markets, despite no sign of deployment in any of them. After having published its DVB-I Book Germany back in May this year, it was expected that a DVB-I rollout across the German market would arrive this month, but recent announcements at the 29th FRK Broadband Congress in Leipzig suggest that DVB-I’s launch in Germany has been pushed back even further. Frank Heineberg (RTL Deutschland), Head of the Media over IP Working Group and its DVB-I Task Force at industry association Deutsche TV-Plattform (DTVP), outlined at the conference that DVB-I’s debut in…