Jeremy Hunt has confirmed that he plans to give News Corporation’s BSkyB takeover bid the green light but will consult on extra conditions.
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TV network infrastructure provider Arqiva has announced that terrestrial TV is now fully digital throughout Scotland.
BSkyB is forecast to double its earnings over the next five years if Rupert Murdoch’s takeover deal for the satellite broadcaster goes ahead.
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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.
According to multiple reports, Yahoo, or another large company, has approached Hulu about a possible takeover.
Criterion Capital Partners, the US investment company that owns Bebo, is set to buy Arqiva’s SeeSaw, according to the Guardian.