BT Vision customers can now watch their favourite BBC shows on demand, using the new BBC iPlayer on their TVs. The launch gives BT Vision customers the opportunity to enjoy more than 400 hours of their favourite BBC TV programmes and more than 1,000 hours of radio programmes.
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According to multiple reports, Yahoo, or another large company, has approached Hulu about a possible takeover.
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ITV has announced that its catch-up service, ITV Player, is to be available on Android devices.
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Red Bee Media, responsible for managing more than 90% of broadcaster video on demand content consumed in the UK, has launched RedPlayer, the first ‘media grade’, end-to-end, next-generation online video platform. RedPlayer allows broadcasters and content owners in the UK and internationally to deliver and monetise high quality video to multiple devices, including iPhone, iPad… Continue reading Red Bee Media launches next generation video player
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The BBC has launched an app to deliver the corporation’s news content to Samsung televisions.
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Nigel Walley, CEO, Decipher, said this year will see the connected TV market “sky-rocket”.