UK Broadcasters Break Rivalry to Warn: British TV At Risk
UK broadcasters unite to demand government intervention against tech giants. PSBs want prominence on all platforms and internet TV switchover deadline
UK broadcasters unite to demand government intervention against tech giants. PSBs want prominence on all platforms and internet TV switchover deadline
Sky’s NOW TV offers new discounts for Entertainment and Cinema, but requires 12-month contracts – the longest commitment the service has ever demanded
Scholastic launches free streaming app with 400+ hours of classic kids shows including Clifford, Magic School Bus & Goosebumps on Roku and Fire TV
Prime Video launches Prime Vision for Champions League with real-time tactics, AI momentum tracking and advanced stats. Available today for Prime members
BBC expands iPlayer low latency trial to hundreds of TV models, aiming to cut live streaming delays from 40 seconds to near-broadcast speeds
Sky’s NOW removes Cinema discount deals entirely, leaving only full-price £9.99/month option as streaming service tests different pricing strategies
BT/EE TV slashes Entertainment bundle to just £1/month for 6 months – includes Netflix, NOW & Freeview box. Who is this deal good for? We checked
Manhattan releases T4-R software update 2.08 fixing stability issues and unexpected reboots. Plus those August discounts are surprisingly still available
Sky Q users can finally access UKTV’s free U streaming app after a year-long wait. The service offers 9,000+ hours of content from U&Dave and more
New research reveals why 22 million over-55s feel ignored by modern TV despite watching 4 hours daily, as Freeview channels pivot to nostalgia programming
Roku just landed a partnership that could flood the UK market with (more) cheap smart TVs, which use Roku’s simple streaming operating system. The streaming company has teamed up with Vestel, Europe’s TV manufacturing powerhouse that quietly produces millions of sets each year for brands like Toshiba and JVC. The collaboration will start with Finlux-branded
Piers Morgan returns to linear TV with Channel 5 highlights show after YouTube success. The controversial presenter’s digital-first strategy pays off?