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News relating to Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) services, including Freeview, Saorview, and channels broadcast on these platforms.
Further changes to streaming services and the official removal of a radio station that has chosen to move off the airwaves.
Viewers in parts of the UK can now access 24 hour music channel Trace, as it rebuilds its UK presence after ditching Sky.
Ofcom has this week issued new broadcasting licences for two standalone hybrid streaming services.
Amidst renewed uncertainty for the UK’s digital terrestrial television service, better known as Freeview, new research shows widespread support even…
The UK’s largest operator of local TV services says it is applying to renew all of its licences allowing it to keep its channels on air this year.
Smart TV users miss out on Freeview or Freely streaming channels, even though they are connected to the internet and their TV supports Freeview or Freely.
Current local TV operators face a year of regulatory scrutiny to determine if they’re fit to operate a service on Freeview for another decade.
ITV will screen four games in the fifth round of the FA Cup, with the BBC picking up coverage of three games.
E-gaming channel GINX and extreme sports channel Extreme have relaunched on Freeview via the Channelbox streaming portal, having given up their standalone slots.
Luke Littler’s first match in the 2025 Premier Darts season will be made available on Freeview and all other major TV platforms as Sky opens up access.