File-sharing website The Pirate Bay must be blocked by internet service providers (ISPs) in the UK, the High Court has ruled. The Swedish website has been a target for the authorities for many years, as it hosts links to download … Continue reading →
The analogue Eurosport service, available on Astra 1 at 19 degrees east, that also has English commentary, will stop transmitting and close on the 30th April 2012. The service will only be available in digital format. However, one downside is … Continue reading →
This morning a few select users who applied, have had a new style Sky HD EPG Programme guide downloaded to their Sky+HD and Sky HD boxes. Sky allows these few users to have the new EPG for them to test … Continue reading →
TRACE Sports, the first entertainment channel dedicated entirely to sporting celebrities, makes its debut on Sky’s pay TV platform on Monday 16 April at 9pm (Sky Channel 460). The channel has a different approach to sports broadcasting with a focus … Continue reading →
The municipality of Orihuela denounces the antenna location and illegal activity The mayor of Orihuela City Council Planning, Antonio Zapata (PSOE), has publicly denounced the location and development of the illegal activity of five antennas in Orihuela Costa. Specifically, Zapata … Continue reading →
Only two countries in western Europe have switched off analogue TV with full digital switchover in the region unlikely until 2017, according to new research. Digital penetration in Western Europe was 85% at end-2011 and two more countries are scheduled … Continue reading →
Eurosport have announced plans to broadcast more than 100 hours of 3D action over the course of the London 2012 Games via Sky 3D. For the duration of the Games, Sky is opening up Sky 3D to all Sky+HD customers, … Continue reading →
More than 10 million Sky homes will be able to watch the 2012 London Olympics through two dozen brand new BBC channels which will be dedicated to the BBC’s live coverage of the games. In addition, more than 5 million … Continue reading →