BBC’s New Freely Box: Streaming TV Without the Hassle
The way you watch TV in the UK is changing fast—and the BBC is making sure it’s not left behind.
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BBC Tests Faster iPlayer Streaming to Beat Live TV Delay
The BBC is making big moves to close the frustrating delay gap between its iPlayer live streams and traditional TV broadcasts. For years, viewers have complained about live events—especially sports—arriving 30 to 60 seconds (or more) later on iPlayer than … Continue reading →
The Future of Satellite TV in the UK and Europe
Satellite TV has long been a cornerstone of broadcasting across the UK and Europe, delivering television to millions of homes regardless of geography. At the heart of this distribution network lie the Astra satellites—particularly Astra 1 and Astra 2, operated … Continue reading →
Major Pirate IPTV Server Shut Down in UK
City of London Police have confirmed the arrest of a man this week as part of an operation aimed at disrupting the illegal supply of pirate IPTV subscriptions in the UK. Following raids at a residential property and four business … Continue reading →
More clients moving from poor internet TV to HD satellite TV systems
Interesting day today. 1 Freesat HD system installed for clients fed up with their IPTV / xbmc / android brit tv box system – low image quality, always buffering, endless trawling through non working links, little help from the person … Continue reading →
UK Satellite TV in Javea – News article in local Javea Newspaper
We regularly contribute to a local Javea publication, the Javea Grapevine, with the latest news, and views with regards to satellite TV and reception of UK TV in Javea. This was an article in the June publication. Terminology You may … Continue reading →
Euro court says ISPs can block piracy sites
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ruled on Thursday, March 27, that Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in Europe can legally block piracy sites that illegally distribute copyright-protected material. The European court ruled on a case brought back … Continue reading →
More “Loss of TV in Spain” confusion by another English expat newspaper – losing TV in Spain?
This is an article / advertising feature that appeared in an expat “newspaper” under the heading of “Spain faces UK TV turn-off” – which is yet another example of misleading and incorrect information about UK TV in Spain and the … Continue reading →
Spain’s Telefonica Loses 51,000 Pay-TV Subscriptions in First Quarter
Spanish telecom giant Telefonica reported first-quarter earnings Wednesday, revealing that revenue fell 10 percent to €14.1 billion ($18.5 billion), even as net income grew 20.6 percent to €902 million ($1.1 billion). The company reported that it lost 51,000 pay-TV subscribers … Continue reading →