Consumers tune out mobile pay TV | News | TechRadar UK

We love technology here at TechRadar the clue's in the name but if there's one service we wouldn't mind dying a very quiet death, it's the squinty, tinny, pixel-fest that is mobile TV. So imagine our delight on hearing that tech analysts Juniper Research are downgrading their forecast for dedicated mobile broadcast networks. Juniper reckons that of the 330m mobile users owning broadcast TV-enabled handsets in five years' time, just 14 per cent will opt for mobile pay TV services. - techradar.com

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Barry Fox's Inside View: What dish for Freesat?

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EC looks to break down TV borders : Broadband TV News

The European Commission has criticised the sluggish growth in cross-border conditional access services. The Commission is planning to put together a picture of potential cross-border markets and has highlighted the movement around the continent by many Europeans. As millions of people in Europe live away from their country of origin and want to access services from back home, but often cannot, the Commission will be gathering more information on potential markets for the distribution of TV programmes and films beyond national borders, said a statement from the Commission. - broadbandtvnews.com

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Italian Sky viewer wins right to use his own receiver

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Teletext National News

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Burnham: No place for new music talent on TV

It takes just 2 minutes and offers full, instant access to the Broadcast website along with a copy of the magazine delivered every week. - broadcastnow.co.uk

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Fincham delays ITV one-off dramas |Media |guardian.co.uk

Peter Fincham has delayed at least three single dramas. The drama, filmed this summer for a planned autumn transmission, is loosely based on a real story. ITV does not bear the total cost of a production on its books until it has aired, which often can affect when a show is broadcast. - guardian.co.uk

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Burnham backs Ofcoms ITV plans

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Broadcasting - News - Carter becomes broadcasting minister - Digital Spy

Former Ofcom chief executive Stephen Carter has been appointed minister of communications, technology and broadcasting. - digitalspy.co.uk

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The Press Association: 5m homes plan 2009 digital switch

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How to save the BBC |Media |The Guardian

The BBC stands as the only truly admired emblem of Britain trusted, envied and valued, a gift to the rest of the world. The proof is that BBC online is the third most visited website in the world. How typically British, though, that the BBC should be constantly harried and threatened by politicians of all parties. - guardian.co.uk

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The BBC can be an open source for all of UK plc |Media |The Guardian

The future for the BBC lies in the technology that can open it up to the world, just as technology gave it life last century. In the corporate world, Facebook, Apple and Google have launched platform services that allow external developers and companies to build services using their code - but the BBC is uniquely placed to use those same principles to create a cultural and commercial resource for the nation. It sits on a vast content resource, much of which is already being digitised under the BBC Archive scheme. - guardian.co.uk

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We asked: What is the biggest issue facing the BBC? |Media |The Guardian

To find out more information about driving traffic to your content or to place this widget on your site, visit outbrain.com. We welcome your feedback at userhelpguardian.co.uk or feedbackoutbrain.com. - guardian.co.uk

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Opinion, Emily Bell: No need to fight fire with fire any more |Media |The Guardian

On September 22, 1955, the eagerly anticipated new independent television service, the ITA, went on air for the first time. Despite the limited reach and apparent mundanity of this new channel, the BBC reacted, one might say somewhat hysterically, by burning Grace Archer alive. It has inspired innovation and change within TV and radio and online worlds. - guardian.co.uk

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Brussels seeks to ban 14m subsidy to C4 |Media |The Guardian

The European commission is likely to ban the government's proposed 14m aid to Channel 4 to meet the costs of the digital switchover and fulfil its public service broadcasting PSB commitments. Neelie Kroes, European competition commissioner, has cast serious doubts over whether the funding is compatible with EU state aid rules. In a letter sent to the foreign secretary, David Miliband, this summer and seen by the Guardian, she suggested that Channel 4 had enough reserves and revenues to pay for its digital expansion. - guardian.co.uk

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RTL gets green light to put in offer for ITV |Business |The Observer

ITV is top of Zeiler's shopping list, but a move is still thought to be some time away. He will need to borrow to fund a bid for the UK commercial broadcaster, which is valued on the London Stock Exchange at 1.7bn. With credit markets still seized up, that could prove difficult even if RTL were prepared to inject 60 per cent of ITV's equity value. - guardian.co.uk

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Jonathan Meades: The man who reaches parts of Britain that other documentary makers dont - Media, News - The Indep

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Google, 2001

From September 29 to October 31, 2008, this page allowed you to search the Google index of 2001. We featured this approximation of our 2001 search engine to celebrate our 10th birthday. Now that Search 2001 is gone, why dont you enjoy what the Web features today - google.com

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Channel Five launches hot dog ad to promote rebrand |Media |guardian.co.uk

Link to this video Channel Five has taken the unusual step of relaunching its flagship channel with a TV campaign that promotes rival broadcasters' programmes. The TV campaign, which will run on rival digital and terrestrial channels including ITV, features a man in a giant hotdog suit getting hyped up in a changing room before entering a major sporting arena. EastEnders and Doctor Who are among the programmes from rival channels referred to in the ad, which aims to champion the virtues and quality of television. - guardian.co.uk

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Sky to be thrown out of Freeview? - Rapid TV News

Read more Louise Duffy 04-01-2013 A Pakistani parliamentary panel has asked the government to ban all foreign content in any language during prime time on television. Read more Iaki Ferreras 04-01-2013 Madrid's regional public broadcaster Telemadrid is going through the worst time in its history the company has serious financial problems and is close to shutting... - rapidtvnews.com

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Media Money: Regional job cuts at ITV

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Radio Today with United Radio..: BBC starts DAB+ transmissions

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Serious Fraud Office rules out TV phone-in inquiry |Media |guardian.co.uk

ITV ended up being fined a record 5.675m by Ofcom over the scandals. For all other inquiries please call the main Guardian switchboard on 020 7278 2332. - guardian.co.uk

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New BBC channels for Scandinavia

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HDTV UK: Sky pushing high definition service with 10m marketing campaign

It comes at an interesting time, when Sky is being challenged to share more of its premium content with other providers. - hdtvuk.tv

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News Star

Viewers will need to switch over to digital TV before the signal is turned off on July 22. BBC Two will be turned off a month earlier, on June 24, as a final reminder to make the change. About 80 per cent of the county already has a digital or satellite service at home, but Freeview signals only reach half of homes. - newsandstar.co.uk

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BBC NEWS | Technology | Ofcom rethinks airwaves sell-off

The digital dividend is spectrum freed up by the swap from analogue to digital TV, which will allow for a range of new services to be introduced. The radio waves are being fiercely fought over by broadcasters and mobile operators. Following criticism Ofcom said that it might rethink the sell-off. - news.bbc.co.uk

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Virgin Media reprimanded over data loss

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ITV to axe 1,000 jobs by February

This includes 430 jobs across its news services - 40 of regional news staff. It takes just 2 minutes and offers full, instant access to the Broadcast website along with a copy of the magazine delivered every week. - broadcastnow.co.uk

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Yorkshire regional bulletins in jeopardy as ITV News announces plans to axe over 400 jobs

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News round up: 30 September | News Blog | TechRadar UK

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FT.com / Companies / Media internet - Sky "should offer rivals premium content"

Printed from http//www.ft.com/cms/s/0/1f0e4708-8ec0-11dd-946c-0000779fd18c.html Print a single copy of this article for personal use. - ft.com

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Apple knocked off pedestal, comes down squash | Good Morning Silicon Valley

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Sky may be forced to sell football and films to rivals at reduced prices |Media |guardian.co.uk

Earlier this month, BSkyB shelved plans for Picnic, which would see its three free-to-air channels replaced with a pay service, claiming that Ofcom's regulatory review was taking too long. It is understood that BSkyB came close to agreeing a wholesale distribution pricing deal with Ofcom earlier in the summer. Ofcom's consultations will close on December 9 with the findings due to be published in the new year. - guardian.co.uk

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BSkyB considers appeal against ITV decision - Brand Republic News - Brand Republic

BSkyB is expected to register for an appeal as it will want to avoid a firesale of its stake and buy some time to allow ITV's share price to rise. BSkyB is expected to announce whether it will pursue an appeal, whichmust be basedon a point of law. All interested parties that wish to appeal must apply to the Competition Appeal Tribunal for leave to appeal, before it is advanced to the Court of Appeal. - brandrepublic.com

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Proposed BSkyB Digital Terrestrial Television Services | Ofcom

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Pay TV second consultation | Ofcom

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Why Freesat Works - BBCi Labs

How long would it take to press the keys the remote control 10,000 times and check that what you expected to happen, happens When it comes to the shiny new Freesat platform, it takes us less than 20 minutes. We already provide a complete BBCi red button service on the Sky platform. - bbc.co.uk

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2nd UPDATE: UK Tribunal Orders BSkyB To Cut ITV Stake

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BSkyB ordered to cut ITV stake |Media |guardian.co.uk

Sky had challenged an earlier ruling by the Competition Commission and secretary of state John Hutton that it must reduce its holding to less than 7.5. The CAT upheld Virgin's appeal and has proposed a further hearing next month. The satellite broadcaster is understood to be considering yet another appeal, further lengthening a process that began with then chief executive James Murdoch's dramatic decision to snap up ITV shares in November 2006. - guardian.co.uk

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TVonics MDR-250 Freeview Receiver - TrustedReviews

All of this suggests that the MDR-250 could be the ideal entre into free digital TV. At just 196mm wide, the unit itself is tiny by normal Freeview receiver standards, which is good news if you want to hide it behind the TV, and theres an infrared extender in the box that allows you to do so. You might be tempted to keep it on show though as its an interesting looking little box, with a gloss black top section, a silver circle containing the TVonics logo and very little on the fascia besides a small power LED indicator. - trustedreviews.com

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Mark Thompson: The BBC can and must play a central role in the future of public service broadcasting |Comment i

Is Ofcom right to say that we face a real problem with public service broadcasting You can't look at the depressing conclusions about ITV's regional provision, contained in the regulator's report this week, without accepting that. There may be an inevitability about ITV's retrenchment now, but the public have every right to feel let down. - guardian.co.uk

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BBC NEWS | UK | Free-to-air TV sport reconsidered

Domestic Test match cricket is not on the list of protected events The list of sporting events reserved for free-to-air television is to be reviewed, Culture Secretary Andy Burnham has said. World Cup qualifiers In 1998, the government added certain events to the list of crown jewels - or A list - those deemed too important to be restricted to people with satellite or cable television. Already on the list were events including the Olympic Games, Wimbledon and the Grand National. - news.bbc.co.uk

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Freesat news - from whathifi.com

Details on the new box are, well, non-existent, but of course when you have the opportunity to get down to the Freesat stand and see it in the flesh, you might as well look forward to the surprise, no There will also be competitions and, naturally, prizes. Sound and Vision Show has moved to a bigger and better venue at London ExCeL, with more room for better stands and demo rooms. Running over the weekend of the 31st October 2nd November and in conjunction with the world's greatest gadget show, Stuff Live, see the website here to get all the information and book your ticket. - whathifi.com

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Gaelic on Freeview - Scotsman.com News

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Out in the cold in my quest for wizardry of the digital age - Press Journal

THE bewildering advance of electronic wizardry has left me psychologically scarred and severely out of pocket. It all started 10 days ago, when my son informed me that one of our video-cassette recorders had taken to devouring any tapes fed into its voracious maw. I have been buying VCRs for almost 30 years and am well aware that the confounded machines succumb eventually to the electronic equivalent of senile dementia. - pressandjournal.co.uk

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REST OF CUMBRIA TO FINALLY GO DIGITAL

About 80 per cent of the county already has at least one digital set at home. The switch will extend coverage to all parts of the country and free up airwaves for faster broadband and mobile television. Last year Whitehaven became the first place in Britain to lose its analogue signal. - cumberland-news.co.uk

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iPod tax could be introduced to fund TV news bulletins - Telegraph

An industry tax would put Ofcom on a collision course with Gordon Brown, who in his party conference speech outlined plans to help poor families buy computers and broadband subscriptions. He said that families, who have been identified by local schools as having no access to the internet, will be able to apply for vouchers of up to 700 so they can get online. Ofcom dismissed suggestions that people would be unwilling to pay more for their iPods to fund programmes such as Channel 4 News. - telegraph.co.uk

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ITV may be allowed to cut regional news - Media, News - The Independent

The report proposed to maintain ITV1's quotas for original UK productions, independent productions and national and international news. ITV1 could have quotas for programmes made outside London reduced from 50 to 35 under the proposals. Ofcom proposed that the number of regional news broadcasts should be reduced during the day, with the focus on prime-time news broadcasts instead. - independent.co.uk

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