Wednesday’s loss of nine channels is a sign of major changes ahead at Freesat, mirroring big changes to the way broadcasters plan to make their content available to viewers in the future.
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A TV service that offers legal access to all of the UK’s main TV channels, streamed to your device. It doesn’t sound remarkable these days – but one service was a decade ahead of the industry.
A small, flat rectangular-shaped device that can receive hundreds of channels from up to 2000 miles away?
It’s taken nearly 13 years to fully regionalise BBC One HD on all platforms, with proposals to launch regional BBC One HD services pushed back time and time again.
Many households don’t buy a printed TV listings magazine anymore, but the special Christmas double issue is an exception.
Viewers across the UK have had an unusual opportunity to watch Ireland’s first TV channel – RTÉ One – via satellite.
Viaplay has now launched in the UK, combining content from Premier Sports, FreeSports with its own library of sports, drama and films.
With its impending UK launch, Viaplay will officially become available in the country from where it all began 35 years ago.
There are numerous test services on air at the moment – a precursor to new channels arriving on Sky in the coming months.
Vigil, Happy Valley, Poldark: dramas that have seen viewers complain in droves over muffled sound and hard-to-understand speech. Now German broadcasting boffins have delivered a solution.