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From today, Apple TV users in the UK will have access to all NOW TV programming – both live and on-demand – with the arrival of the NOW TV Entertainment Month Pass and Sky Movies Month Pass.

According to August’s data a whopping 61% of those online were over the age of 35, translating to 23.9 million users.

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BT Sport has launched a new service to provide viewers with additional content alongside programming already offered on BT Sport 1, 2 and ESPN.

In what appears to be a growing trend in the US TV ratings industry, CBS and NBC have announced they will be joining Fox in delivering live seven-day projections alongside their oversights data.

London Live’s request to reduce the number of hours of local programming each day has been ruled out by Ofcom’s Broadcast Licensing Committee.

Speaking on the Charlie Rose Show on 12 September, Cook said that TV is something the tech giant continues to have great interest in; however, criticised the current state of the medium.

The platform, which aims to “empower service providers,” will include an “advanced” TV guide with catch-up and recommendations services.

Viacom and Sony have announced what is being described as a “landmark” agreement for Sony’s forthcoming cloud-based TV service to carry 22 Viacom networks at launch.