The cut-throat price competition in pay TV in Romania has claimed another victim, with the Romanian web site Money, saying that Romtelecom will buy out Boom TV a local satellite operator for a paltry €8 million, at roughly the rate of €80 per subscriber. In other, richer parts of Europe the going rate is ten times that level. Boom TV is owned by Israeli group DTH Television, and will now become part of resurgent Telco Romtelecom, which in turn is majority owned by Greek OTE, in turn run by Deutsche Telekom. Romtelecom was the only bidder, the web site reported, while Boom is in bankruptcy reorganization. Romtelcom gets around 95,000 subscribers, an asset falling so rapidly that it needed to…