YouTube is set to launch on-demand film rentals on TVs and connected devices later this year.
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Arqiva has acquired Connect TV, the platform that brings OTT content to the UK’s Freeview platform.
Raymond Snoddy says you can see the sort of word association games that lead to individual reshuffle decisions in David Cameron’s mind: Disabled, Paralympics, Olympics legacy, culture secretary and then shove in equality to make a natural bridge and bingo…
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Freesat’s new Freetime proposition will launch at the end of this month with a price tag of £279.
Despite an uncomfortable public spat between the actors and scriptwriters, the ninth series of New Tricks (BBC One, 9pm) continued on regardless.
The BBC is set to allow viewers to download series on to their tablets and smartphones for the first time.
IBM has announced its new cloud platform will power the Philips TV platform for Internet services currently known as IBM SmartCloud Service Delivery for Electronics. The company is hoping to deliver greater interactive services to millions of TV viewers in more than 30 countries in Europe, as well as Brazil and Argentina.The announcement at the… Continue reading IBM to power new cloud platform for Philips Smart TV
James Whitmore, managing director at Postar, on his experience of falling on the wrong side of the media line…