Following large-scale public consultation, the BBFC has announced that it will be publishing new Classification Guidelines for film and video on 24 February.
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Between one million and 1.5 million UK homes will subscribe to two or more pay-TV providers by the middle of 2014, according to Deloitte.
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Over 103 million homes in the US will have pay-TV by the end of 2014, with two thirds of pay-TV subscribers expressing interest in features they currently do not have, according to new research from Parks Associates.
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