All Freeview articles – Page 49
-
News
BBC: pay-TV channels could be free on DTT.
Pay-TV operators may choose to offer their channels free of charge on the new BBC/Crown Castle
-
News
UKTV reshuffle will drop editor roles for genre split.
BBC 2 controller Jane Root's right-hand woman Charlotte Ashton is to join UKTV as its new head of factual programmes as part of a shake-up of the company's senior programme management team, writes Leigh Holmwood
-
NewsBSkyB appoints first head of music television
BSkyB has appointed its first head of music television ahead of the launch of its three new music channels next year, writes Luke Satchell
-
News
Will Freeview be the ultimate TV turn-on?
This week's launch of the BBC's digital television service was accompanied by none of the razzmatazz, fanfares and ...
-
News
UKTV reshuffle will drop editor roles for genre split
BBC 2 controller Jane Root's right-hand woman Charlotte Ashton is to join UKTV as its new head of factual programmes as part of a shake-up of the company's senior programme management team, writes Leigh Holmwood
-
News
BBC: pay-TV channels could be free on DTT
Pay-TV operators may choose to offer their channels free of charge on the new BBC/Crown Castle digital terrestrial TV (DTT) platform Freeview, once it has reached at least 3 million households, according to BBC director of marketing and communications Andy Duncan, write Leigh Holmwood & ...
-
News
Turner may give Freeview a miss.
A vacant slot is still available on the Freeview digital terrestrial television (DTT) proposition after it emerged that Turner Broadcasting is likely to drop its bid to run a channel on the service, writes Paul Revoir
-
News
BBC raises stakes in BSkyB row.
BSkyB could face a stand-off with the BBC over the amount it charges for putting its channels on its Sky Digital platform, writes Paul Revoir
-
News
Free digital TV is relaunched
Telly's new Freeview service was officially launched yesterday ' plugging the gap left by the ITV Digital fiasco. ...
-
News
BBC and BSkyB fall out over history channel
The launch of Freeview, the new digital service, yesterday was marred by a rift between the venture's backers, BBC ...
-
News
Face-offs promote Freeview
Artem and Clear Post-Production are behind the effects for the commercial launching the BBC's digital service Freeview, writes Barbara Marshall
-
News
There is no viable alternative to the television licence fee
Today is an important day in the development of British television, for it sees the launch of Freeview - a new digi...
-
News
Born free: son of ITV Digital
On Wednesday morning at about 6pm the Freeview service will arise from the ashes of the ITV Digital debacle. The s...
-
News
BBC raises stakes in BSkyB row
BSkyB could face a stand-off with the BBC over the amount it charges for putting its channels on its Sky Digital platform, writes Paul Revoir
-
News
Digital oasis could be just a marriage
Graham McCann looks forward to the inoffensive Freeview but wonders if it is good enough to help the government ful...
-
News
Technology & Facilities - In My View - Damian Tambini.
On how Mark Thompson's schedule overhaul has shifted the debate about public service TV
-
News
FREE TO AIR - TV must ape digital radio.
It is a bit late in life to get overexcited by technological developments - unless we
-
News
UK History faces legal challenge.
The History Channel may seek a judicial review over the launch of rival UK History, claiming
-
News
DTT opens third rights window.
Programme-makers and distributors are to create a third rights window for digital terrestrial television (DTT), writes
-
News
Prebble claims Freeview name
Stuart Prebble, the former head of ITV Digital has set up a company called Freeview ...