Good Food TV is to replace the existing channel UKTV Food from 22 June. The rebrand will also include the overhaul of UKTV Food’s website, which will be renamed goodfoodchannel.co.uk. The Good Food channel will be launched with the strapline … Continue reading →
According the press reports, it has been suggest that Irish pay-TV sports broadcaster Setanta, supposably in financial difficulties and unable to pay come of its money for sports rights contacts, is in talks with BSkyB about a deal whereby Setanta�s … Continue reading →
Further to the post on the 4th May the Premier League has rejected attempts to reschedule payment on its current �392 million three-year deal with Setanta, according to the Telegraph. The news comes after Setanta failed to retain its Premier … Continue reading →
It looks like the sale of SPain Pay TV satellite service, Digital+, is off, yet again. Potential buyers Vivendi doesn’t want to buy Digital+ because conditions are no longer right for the acquisition. Digital+ is going through its hardest times … Continue reading →
The Irish pay-TV broadcaster Setanta is trying to renegotiate its contracts to screen sporting events, as it tries to deal with cash-flow problems. It is due to pay the Football Association �35m on 15 May for the rights to broadcast … Continue reading →
If you have recently been losing your channels on NIlesat then I know the reason. Mnay of the channels are transfering onto another satellite, again at 7w. One such channels is the popular fatafet cooking channel. Another is MBC Persia. … Continue reading →
Sky+ HD has passed the one million home mark for the first time. This has been helped by the policy of maintaining a �10 monthly premium on the product, while keeping the price of the hardware below �49 – as … Continue reading →
Sky is to offer advertisers the ability to show extended advertising content to viewers who push the green button to access it. Some of the “green button” content can be saved onto Sky+ and HD receiver for later viewing. Many … Continue reading →
Ok…so you have just spend a load of money on a huge 40″ HD plasma TV, you thought that High Definition was the biggest thing to happen with tv… well think again. Sky have been trialing 3D TV. And although … Continue reading →
M&M has changed its frequency this week. it is now available on 10891 H 22000 5/6 sky and fresat receivers will have self updated to the enw frequency, so they will have to do nothing. other receivers will have to … Continue reading →
As from the 1st May 2009, Sky News International will not be available on its curent existing frequency. This only affects those watching Sky News on Astra 19…not those watching in Astra 2 (ie Sky UK satellites), or via a … Continue reading →
Spain’s government has announced it had given the green light to pay TV on DTT. “Citizens will be able to access higher quality contents so prompting the transition to DTT,” said the government in a press release. But at the … Continue reading →
CLARIFICATION: This recently was printed in a local newspaper, which has been the cause of many confused people contacting me about possible reception issues. Channel Five The Satellite Astra 2c will be moving from its present position at 28.2� to … Continue reading →
UKTV Style and UKTV Gardens will be relaunched as Home and Really as the next step in the broadcaster’s plans to rebrand its entire portfolio of channels. Gardening output will be shifted to Home when it takes over from UKTV … Continue reading →
Sky UK Have recently tested the transmission of 3D TV. Skys live 3D transmission took place at Londons Abbey Road studios as part of a three-screen 3D event that involved: o Sky broadcasting a simulcast of a Keane live gig. … Continue reading →