BBC iPlayer sign in required from 2017 All users of BBC iPlayer will be required to log in with a password, in order to watch and listen to BBC programmes online, from early next year. The BBC will require viewers … Continue reading →
Trader in UK first to be prosecuted for selling Fully Loaded Android Kodi boxes. A trader selling boxes which allow viewers to watch copyright material for free is set to be the first in the UK to face prosecution. The … Continue reading →
Viceland : new channel launches on Sky Youth channel Viceland has now appeared on Sky TV. Described as a “new TV channel for and by young people curious about life right now”, Viceland promises to offer programmes about music, food, … Continue reading →
Champions League of Darts on the BBC Live coverage of the Professional Darts Corporation’s inaugural Champions League of Darts begins on Saturday 24 September across BBC One and BBC Two. The two day tournament shown over the weekend sees the … Continue reading →
Sky Sports 4 will become Sky Sports Ryder Cup Sky Sports will be dedicating a whole channel to the Ryder Cup. Sky Sports Ryder Cup will replace Sky Sports 4 on Monday 26 September 2016. Sky Sports Ryder Cup channel … Continue reading →
ITV3 HD and ITV4 HD services changing frequencies Both pay TV services, currently only available on satellite through Sky UK, are moving transponders as ITV rejigs its satellite capacity. ITV are making use of amended parameters that allow it to … Continue reading →
NFL coverage on the BBC for 2016/17 The BBC has outlined how this NFL season will be covered on free-to-air TV, with coverage starting with a new show following Match of the Day starting later this month. On BBC One, … Continue reading →
Do you want to see every Google search you ever made? Did you think that “Delete Browser History” actually did that? Well if you are signed into Google, and use their search option, then they record every single search you … Continue reading →
Makes of popular satellite receivers being used in Spain are the Vu, Vu Duo+, Openbox, Skybox, GI and Iberosat. Why are they popular? Well because they are used to card share, offer cheap access to pay TV channels from the … Continue reading →
BBC iPlayer loophole closes as licence required for catchup TV It remains unclear how BBC will enforce new rules, which are designed to help plug £150m gap in its finances Anyone attempting to use iPlayer to catch up on their … Continue reading →