Crunch time is approaching for Project Canvas, the service designed to bring catch-up television from the internet into the nation’s living rooms. The joint venture, combining the BBC, ITV, BT and the recent addition of Five, hopes to have its first set-top boxes on sale by Christmas next year, but it faces opposition from rival broadcasters and could still be scuppered by industry regulators.
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Sky slams BBC over Project Canvas
Rapid tv news The ‘Canvas’ project envisages a high-quality hybrid set-top box able to receive Freeview or Freesat signals, as well as being connected to a broadband … TV goes online under Canvas Independent Sky criticises BBC Trust over Canvas Digital Spy Sky voices disquiet over BBC Trust probe into Project Canvas Media Week all 13 news articles » |
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LG 37LF7700 review
Stuff Magazine Panasonic has had the Freesat TV market to itself for too long: now it’s LG’s turn to get on board, its elegant new 37LF7700 offering sleek styling, … |
Digital TV Test Reports are you ready The UK switchover to Digital TV has started. But many of us are still a bit vague about what this means and how it will affect us. From the different types of kit on offer to how to connect and use them, this article gives you the tools you need to make your switchover as painless as possible.Sound independent adviceFor help finding the kit thats…
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Counting on Freesat
Broadband TV News The UK free-to-air platform is closing in on half a million homes, but Ofcom’s count paints a different picture of the market, and Freesat … Don’t Miss It…Freesat PLUS It! Rundtownnews.co.uk Freesat set tops boxes freely available now Techwatch Freesat to add more HD content Techwatch Techwatch all 5 news articles » |