BSkyB is rebranding Virgin1, the general entertainment channel it acquired as part of a £160m deal to buy Virgin Media Television, as Channel One. Channel One, which is available on Freeview, Virgin Media and Sky as a free-to-air service, will … Continue reading →
ITV confirmed it is to make a move into pay-TV as it announced a pre-tax profit of £97m for the first half of the year. During the reporting of its first half accounts, ITV have confirmed that high definition versions … Continue reading →
Sky is set to screen the London derby between Arsenal and Chelsea and the final day of the Ryder Cup at the same time. Sports fans who have Sky Sports as part of their digital TV packages face a tough … Continue reading →
ITV is to launch a new pay-TV strategy, MediaGuardian can revealed. Elements of the strategy are understood to include the launch of a new channel and a deal relating to high-definition versions of its channels. ITV’s chairman, Archie Norman, and … Continue reading →
Contrary to some other installers who have said that there are “No issues, we’ve seen with the satellites”, just over a week ago transponder 41, frequency 10714 h, that carries the freesat / free to ai FTA version of Channel … Continue reading →
A new movie / drama channel, ABC TV, has recently started on the Arabsat / Badr satellite at 26 east. It is showing a mixture of childrens programmes, USA drams, and US movies.
Continue reading →Five sold to “Northern and Shell” owned by Richard Desmond for GBP 103.5million Desmond owns the Express Newspaper group. Sale will be subject to Government approval. More to follow
Continue reading →Gerhard Zeiler and Richard Desmond are understood to have shaken hands on an outline deal in the early hours of this morning which will see the struggling national broadcaster, Channel Five, bought by the head of Northern and Shell for … Continue reading →
Sky has confirmed that Sky Sports News HD will launch next month on August 23 On August 23, the high definition channel will become available to Sky+ HD subscribers offering a range of new features, such as a “fresher feel” … Continue reading →
Hugh Robertson, the sports and Olympics minister, has revealed that a decision on sport’s listed events will be deferred until the end of the digital switchover process in 2012. An independent review, headed by the former Football Association executive director … Continue reading →