BSkyB has said it remains “fit and proper” to hold a broadcasting licence in the light of the Commons Media Committee report into the phonehacking scandal that had engulfed News […]
Sky becomes UK triple play choice
Sky has pulled ahead of Virgin Media in terms of the number of customers taking TV, broadband and home phone products.
Only 1 in 3 smart TV purchased for ability to connect
Only half of those who purchase a smart TV actually know what it does, while a quarter never actually connect it to the internet, according to worrying research from pollsters […]
SES unveils IP-based in-home distribution
SES, together with leading industry partners, has announced the introduction of Sat-IP, a new IP-based satellite reception technology that demodulates and converts satellite signals to IP for further in-home distribution […]
Helicopter helps rebuild Dutch TV tower
WATCH VIDEO. A helicopter from Switzerland will help rebuild the Dutch TV transmitter tower in Hoogersmilde. The 300-metre-high tower collapsed last year on July 15, after a short blaze.
Murdoch’s Leveson testimony questions culture secretary’s role
Culture secretary Jeremy Hunt stands accused of giving a running commentary on his actions in the News Corp takeover of BSkyB to those at the centre of the proposed transaction.
Netflix to open ‘another Euro market’
Netflix’s success in the UK and the expected return to global profitability has led to the decision “to open an additional attractive European market in Q4 of this year.”
Ofcom: Lovefilm and Netflix no threat to Sky
Ofcom says there is no clear evidence that Lovefilm or Netflix will be able to mount a competitive challenge against Sky Movies.
Sky Deutschland wins all live Bundesliga rights
Sky D has secured the live rights to all Bundesliga games at the expense of Deutsche Telekom, which has lost its IPTV rights. On average Sky will pay a licence […]
London says goodbye to analogue and all that
London pulled the curtain down on 75 years of analogue broadcasts at midnight last night (Tuesday).