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The BBC will return nearly half of the £600 million fund it was given to help the elderly and disabled convert from analogue to digital TV.

ITV has signed an exclusive deal with Shazam to offer advertisers its functionality in TV spots.

ShopTo.net, the UK independent online entertainment retailer, has announced it has acquired video-on-demand streaming service Fetch TV.

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Hulu is preparing to change the way it charges advertisers. The online video site, which runs more video ads to consumers than any other website or service in the US, will soon charge advertisers for complete views.

Consumers with access to the Sony Entertainment Network (SEN) in the UK can now access ad-supported, free-to-consumer full-length films and television series whenever they want via Crackle. Available through BRAVIA TVs, Blu-ray Disc players, Blu-ray Home Theatre Devices and Network Media players, Crackle offers films across a range of genres plus hit TV series and… Continue reading Crackle now available on the Sony Entertainment Network across UK