Have your say on TV channel - Lifestyle - Sheffield Telegraph

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BBC iPlayer - Help - Will BBC iPlayer be available on Android 4.1, Jelly Bean?

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News - SES.com

As a key UK public service broadcaster, Channel 5 broadcasts a wide variety of programming, from its own news service to current affairs, sport and children's programmes, as well as documentaries and lifestyle programmes, reality television and American drama. The company provides satellite communications services to broadcasters, content and internet service providers, mobile and fixed network operators and business and governmental organisations worldwide. SES stands for long-lasting business relationships, high-quality service and excellence in the broadcasting industry. - ses.com

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ITV share price rises despite gloomy ad forecast - Media - guardian.co.uk

The ITV production business reported revenues up 34 year-on-year to 355m for the six months to the end of June, well ahead of analysts' expectations. Profits at the division, which makes shows including Titanic and Come Dine with Me, were up 32 year-on-year to 50m. ITV said that its total pre-tax profits were adversely affected by a 275m bond buyback in June. - guardian.co.uk

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Sky strikes YouView deal with TalkTalk - News - Broadcast

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YouView promises 50,000 channels - FT.com

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YouView limps into shops - Telegraph

The first set-top box to carry the service, which is billed as the successor to Freeview, will be available just in time for the Olympics, but at a price of 299, analysts are not expecting a rush. Manufactured by the Korean firm Humax, the device was unveiled earlier this month to a cool reception, with commentators criticising its physical size and price, which is around three times that of competing internet television devices from Apple, Roku and Google. YouView's main selling point over such rivals is that as well as apps and web browsing, it will allow viewers to go backwards up to seven days in its programme guide to catch up with shows they missed. - telegraph.co.uk

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BBC News - Olympics 2012: Inside the BBCs television studios

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BT confirms YouView launch this autumn Digital TV Europe

July 25, 2012 BT has confirmed that it will begin offering the YouView TV service in the autumn. The telco is one of seven launch partners for YouView, the UKs connected TV service that launched earlier this month. It said the service would appeal to customers looking for the next evolution of the Freeview service but did not reveal details of how it would bundle YouView with its broadband and telephony products. - digitaltveurope.net

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DTG :: News :: The Space launches on Freesat

This exciting venture will make some of the most innovative, creative and contemporary visual arts available for viewers everywhere. At this time a limited number of Freesat boxes/TVs are unable to receive The space but the service will become available across more Freesat receivers soon. DTG Staff 24.07.2012 Links open in a new window. - dtg.org.uk

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BBC iPlayer - Help - Why do I receive the message ‘Sorry, iPlayer isn’t available’ when launching BBC iPlayer on X

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Here’s what data YouView is really collecting and why — seenit.co.uk

In the three or so weeks since Lord Sugar launched YouView an army of detractors have queued to rubbish the platform and/or its chances of success. Ofcoms figures showing Smart TVs are in just 5 of homes and not all are actually connected to the web quickly demolished that claim. The YouView box provides catch-up and other video on demand content. - seenit.co.uk

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Ofcom - Assessment of future mobile competition and award of 800 MHz and 2.6 GHz

Information Memorandum - Ofcom has published a revised csv file for the test points for the coverage areas of the DTT stations requiring protection. This is to correct a few small anomalies that were noticed in the test points for three of the stations the test points included in the annex of the Information Memorandum itself do not have these anomalies and still apply. - stakeholders.ofcom.org.uk

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DTG :: News :: Ofcom unveils 4G auction plans

The auction of spectrum for 4G mobile services in the UK is set to get under way by the end of 2012, Ofcom has announced. The regulator said that the auction will offer the equivalent of three quarters of the mobile spectrum in use today some 80 more than released in the 3G auction which took place in 2000. The plans should see 4G mobile broadband rolled out to at least 98 of people in villages, towns and cities across the UK. - dtg.org.uk

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BBC News - Today - Satellite TV turns 50

It is 50 years since the first public satellite television images were beamed across the Atlantic from the United States to Britain and mainland Europe. Get in touch with Today via email , Twitter or Facebook or text us on 84844. - news.bbc.co.uk

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BBC boss George Entwistle considers Worldwide revamp - Media - guardian.co.uk

George Entwistle plans to investigate trimming scope of BBC Worldwide which makes more than 1bn in annual revenues. Entwistle, who officially takes over from Mark Thompson in September, is understood to be keen to bring the corporation's commercial arm closer to the public service side of the licence fee-funded BBC. Entwistle is understood to have fleshed out his thinking to the BBC Trust following his appointment as director general on 4 July. - guardian.co.uk

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Advertising picture at ITV set to be gloomier than forecast - Business News - Business - The Independent

Analysts have rushed to downgrade forecasts as it became apparent that many advertisers have decided to pull spending rather than compete with brands that are Olympic sponsors. Sky maintains that Now TV, which will offer movies for as little as 99p each, is a pro-active step to offer consumers more choice and it says it can absorb the extra cost of the Premier League rights through efficiencies. After freezing prices a year ago, Sky is expected to increase subscription costs for much of its near-10.5 million customer base this autumn. - independent.co.uk

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Campbell raises RTÉ with Minister - Local - Londonderry Sentinel

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BBC Radio 5 live - 5 live Olympics - How to get 5 live Olympics Extra

It will appear between Radio 5 live and Radio 5 live sports extra. 5 live Olympics Extra is in the station list between 5 live and sports extra on a digital radio. It may appear automatically in the station list. - bbc.co.uk

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informitv - Olympic viewing plans reflect changing media usage

The Olympics has a track record of attracting a large number of television viewers. It is 64 years since the Olympics were last in London, the first time they were televised by the BBC. Over three quarters of adults in the United Kingdom say they will watch coverage of the London 2012 Olympics, although the final figure may be higher. - informitv.com

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BBC - Research and Development: Opening Up the Archives: Part 5- Finding the Content

Part of the archive of Radio Times that provides a crucial historical metadata store for the BBC. And back in the archives themselves, Alex waxes lyrical on the nature of one of the finest recordings within the BBC's extensive collection. In order to see this content you need to have both Javascript enabled and Flash Installed. - bbc.co.uk

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BBC - BBC Internet Blog: What's On BBC Red Button 21st - 28th July

Headlines are available around the clock with up to five streams available to cover the best that BBC Sport has to offer. Please note that Red Button sport timings are subject to change at short notice. For the latest information refer to the BBC Sport website. - bbc.co.uk

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BBC iPlayer - Help - Changes to BBC Radio online during the Olympics and Paralympics games - London 2012.

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BBC - Roger Mosey: Digital quirk forces Freeview change

As we get into Olympic Games-time it's going to be shorter, snappier and more frequent - maybe even daily when the action starts. What I'm going to do is pick up some of the main issues about our coverage, and give people the chance to offer us feedback. So here's the first one, which is advance notice of the way we're going to have to arrange our commentary services for the Opening Ceremony. - bbc.co.uk

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Ed Vaizey: Vouchers will help Freeview users affected by 4G - Broadband News

Many were outraged when they received word that deploying 4G technology in the UK might cause disruptions for Freeview subscribers. Just this month, MPs grilled Ed Vaizey on the matter, who responded that installing filters that cost about10 each would be able to mitigate the predicted effects of 4G on Freeview. These companies are making profits year on year, on year. Ed Vaizey responded that Ofcom would be holding consultations to determine if filters to prevent loss of access to Freeview need to be installed professionally. - broadband-expert.co.uk

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BBC - About the BBC: The Olympic Games, broadcast innovation and Super Hi-Vision

However, these London Games were highly innovative - in broadcast terms. They saw the advent of the first ever Olympic television outside broadcast operation, with programmes going direct into domestic homes. A total of 64 hours of BBC programming created. - bbc.co.uk

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Sky targets pay-TV refuseniks - News - Broadcast

It takes just 2 minutes and offers full, instant access to the Broadcast website along with a copy of the magazine delivered every week. Broadcast Subscribers If you are a Broadcast subscriber please sign in with your email address and click submit - broadcastnow.co.uk

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Date set for networked BBC evening show : Radio Today

BBC Commissioning has released tender details of the new all-local radio evening programme, which is set to start on January 7th 2013. The speech-led show, to be broadcast on all 39 local radio stations in England, will air from 7pm till 10pm. Applications are invited from all independent production companies who can clearly demonstrate relevant experience and expertise, the BBC says. - radiotoday.co.uk

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BBC News - Olympic Games coverage: HD, robotic cameras and 3D

Technology has come a long way since the last Olympics in London in 1948, broadcast in black and white. The cables will carry ultra-high definition video, which at a resolution of 7680x4320 is an astonishing 16 times the quality of HD television. The BBC will broadcast more than 2,500 hours equivalent to almost four months of high definition television over the 17-day period, covering every sport, from every venue, on every day. - bbc.co.uk

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Now analogue is going what do you need to know about digital TV? - The Irish Times - Tue, Jul 17, 2012

In 100 days from now the signals which have kept hundreds of thousands of televisions across the State flickering companionably for generations will be switched off forever as digital television muscles itself into the frame and Ryan is the voice of the great switch off/on. It will be a pain for some people but it is still a good news story. Those who have been living in an analogue-only world dont know what they have been missing and once they get the new system they will get more channels, better sound and pictures, a fancier Aertel and an electronic programme guide EPG. - irishtimes.com

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UKTV hails magic start to 2012 - News - Broadcast

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BBC - Annual Report and Accounts 2011/12 - Download Centre

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BBC - BBC Internet Blog: Super Hi Vision

Experienced on a big screen, the effect is of feeling like actually being at an event. The London 2012 Olympics will be the first time this ground-breaking technology will be used to deliver exceptional quality content in the UK, so Im extremely excited that you will be able to experience it for the very first time. Building up to Games Time As mentioned earlier, weve been filming at a range of iconic London landmarks over the last couple of weeks for a special film which will play ahead of the start of the Olympic Games. - bbc.co.uk

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Ariel - Television Centre to be sold for around £200m

Continue reading the main story The question mark shape Television Centre's architect Graham Dawbarn was given a 50 page brief for the building. Among the last teams to leave TVC is domestic television news and weather who will move to New Broadcasting House at the beginning of 2013. The news comes as the annual report shows the the cost of property has gone up by 37m this year. - bbc.co.uk

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Humax takes YouView to IBC

An Android- based, pure IPTV box for over-the-top content will also be unveiled, alongside a new home media server with multi-tuners that supports content sharing on tablets, smartphone and other set-top boxes. Humax is also a leading supplier of set-tops for European DTT and cable markets. - broadbandtvnews.com

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informitv - Intellect backs HbbTV despite YouView

A week after the unspectacular media launch of YouView, the trade body Intellect has come out in support of a competing standard. The consumer electronics industry has questioned the rationale for YouView since its inception as Project Canvas, preferring the prospect of a less ambitious technical standard that could be deployed across Europe, while allowing scope for differentiation. Although it shares many common features with Freeview and indeed HbbTV, it specifies a particular user interface, which allows potential manufacturers limited scope for differentiation. - informitv.com

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YouView will not get high definition Now TV - News - TechRadar

Sky's Now TV is the company's non-subscription streaming service and it is one of the launch offerings on YouView. Console yourself According to Sky, only the games consoles will offer HD content, with the focus more on consistency of service than high definition quality on other devices. Considering an Xbox retails for 140 significantly cheaper than the 300 for the first standalone YouView boxes it could ask another question of potential buyers. - techradar.com

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MPs question Ed Vaizey regarding 4G s impact on TV viewers - Broadband News

About Us Since 2006 Broadband Expert has been helping UK consumers research and compare home and mobile broadband deals. Our blog is here to keep you up-to-date on all the latest broadband and mobile broadband news and reviews of Internet providers and packages. Well be publishing handy guides and help sheets to help take the confusion out of broadband, laptops and mobile Internet devices dongles. - broadband-expert.co.uk

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Now's the time for NOW TV

NOW TV gives you two ways to watch great movies. Pay play movies on NOW TV range from 99p for classic titles to 3.49 for the latest blockbusters. Each Friday, there are up to five new and exclusive Sky Movies premieres, at least 12 months before they are available on other online subscription services. - corporate.sky.com

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BBC - BBC Internet Blog: What's On BBC Red Button 14th - 21st July

Studio contestants compete to win their Secret Fortune, anything from 100 to 100,000. Press the Red Button during the show to play along at home with the contestants. This has enabled the Red Button team to offer the best games tailored to each system. - bbc.co.uk

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Welcome to the toughest job in broadcasting - TV Radio - Media - The Independent

Just as people get the government they deserve, so Radio 1's breakfast show has a habit of reflecting much of what's happening outside the platinum disc-lined walls of Radio 1. Consider late-70s host Dave Lee Travis, whose open-shirted, hirsute exterior held a mirror ball up to the disco fever sweeping the nation, his no-nonsense straight talk offering a safe pair of hands with which the BBC could keep punk at arm's length. There have been some famous instances where the breakfast show host is woefully out of step. - independent.co.uk

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Clover s Week: YouView – The manufacturers fight back

One week after the launch of YouView Julian Clover examines the sense of disquiet emerging from some aspects of the industry. The peasants are revolting or at least the TV manufacturers are. This week the technology trade body Intellect made clear its feelings on YouView, reiterating what many of its members had said over several years, that Europe needs a single standard for connected TV. - broadbandtvnews.com

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BT 'set to offer YouView pay-monthly option' - uSwitch.com

BT customers are set to be given the opportunity to pay for their YouView box on a subscription basis. Set-top boxes will be priced at 299 for consumers purchasing outright, but sources close to the broadband provider claim this fee may be waived for pay-monthly customers. According to the Telegraph, households will be able to take a YouView box for free providing they pay a 40 installation fee and then 4 per month. - uswitch.com

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http://www.marketingmagazine.co.uk/channel/DigitalMedia/article/1140478/YouView-caught-trademark-wrangle-brand/

In May this year, the Intellectual Property Office sided with Total in certain, but not all, categories in its ruling on the application. YouView has been prevented from registering its brand as a trademark in categories including broadcasting communications transmission, broadcast and reception and other dissemination of audio, video, still and moving images television screen-based information broadcasting, and retrieval services and interactive broadcasting services. The IPO has allowed YouView to register its brand in some less relevant categories including mouse mats, computer, electronic and video games programmes, and the rental of radio and television broadcasting equipment. - marketingmagazine.co.uk

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Government pledges additional funds for Freeview 4G filters - July - 2012 - Which? News

In February an Ofcom consultation revealed up to a million homes could have their Freeview TV reception interrupted by the launch of next-generation 4G mobile networks, due to launch early next year. The government had planned to provide free filters for people to install themselves, but it made no provision for those with more complicated setups where self installation wasn't feasible. The additional funds announced will, says the government, solve this issue. - which.co.uk

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Don t Root for Aereo, the World s Most Ridiculous Start-up - PandoDaily

Webvan squandered 1.2 billion, but at least it was trying to create something useful. In the past few months, after Aereo was hit by insane lawsuits from the television industry, it has become something of a cause clbre for people fighting for more progressive copyright laws. No doubt it was good to see Aereo win its first legal test this week, when a federal judge denied TV companies request to have the firm immediately shut down. - pandodaily.com

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Ariel - Commercial news to form new business

The two platforms will share one management structure which may result in job losses where overlap occurs. It is hoped that a single organisation will promote simple and effective decision making. BBC Worldwide will continue to manage advertising sales and distribution deals for the services. - bbc.co.uk

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YouView has it all to play for - Comment - Broadcast

12 July, 2012 Critical issue now is how to make it stand out, says Kate Bulkley 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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S4C to close HD channel - News - Broadcast

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DTG :: News :: Minister sets out terms of scheme to tackle 4G interference

The letter says help will be available for the 900,000 digital terrestrial television DTT homes which Ofcom estimate will be affected when 4G is introduced next year. To prevent any interference problems filters will be provided free of charge by the help scheme. Mr Vaizey confirmed in the letter to Ofcom that vouchers will be provided to eligible households to pay for the installation of a filter to a rooftop aerial, if required. - dtg.org.uk

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