Hopes for rapid restoration of subtitles across Channel 4’s other services after progress over the weekend, exactly one month on from a major incident that knocked out Channel 4.
A business led by Lord Michael Grade and ITV have been named as the frontrunners to buy Channel 4. A consultation over the future of the state-owned broadcaster launched in the summer.
Subtitles will be able on a small selection of Channel 4 programmes on Freeview, Sky, Virgin Media and All 4. But most of its offshoot channels remain without subtitles.
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U-turn at Channel 5. After years of cultivating partnerships with third-party broadcasters, My5 continues with Channel 5’s own programmes and services only.
Three and a half weeks after broadcasters were thrown off-air, normality is returning to Channel 5.
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Subtitles, in-vision signing and audio description on Channel 4’s family of services may not return to normal until mid-November, according to Channel 4’s latest update.
As technical issues reach a fourth week, Channel 4 has provided more information on what’s happening. Red Bee Media, who are responsible, have apologised again to viewers.
Disaster-stricken Red Bee Media have restored playout of Channel 4’s music and entertainment network after nearly three weeks off air.