Freeview’s £156m Problem – And Why Freely Is The Fix
New Everyone TV research reveals what Freeview’s transmitters cost – and why the broadcasters want your aerial switched off by 2034 in favour of Freely
New Everyone TV research reveals what Freeview’s transmitters cost – and why the broadcasters want your aerial switched off by 2034 in favour of Freely
Harry Hill’s TV Burp returns to UK TV after more than a decade, joining Time Gentlemen Please and more on Rewind TV’s September lineup. Here’s the full guide
Broadband World Cup viewing jumped 473% on 2022 and Freely passed two million users – a record run that lands right as the Freeview switch-off is decided
Rewind TV’s August lineup brings Gerry Anderson’s UFO, four nights of Ken Russell and a run of cult horror to Freeview, Freesat and Sky – here’s the full guide
BBC boss confirms Channel 4 talks over bringing its programmes to iPlayer – reviving the British Netflix dream as Sky swallows ITV
Sky has agreed a deal worth up to £1.6bn to buy the bulk of ITV – here’s what it could mean for ITVX, free-to-air TV and the future of Freely
The government has revealed it wants Freeview switched off as soon as 2034, with no promise of public help to get people online. Here’s what it means
Rewind TV’s July schedule brings 60s spy drama, classic sitcoms and a season of summer drive-in movies to Freeview, Sky and now Freesat
Arqiva, the company behind Britain’s TV transmitters, has put a Freeview survival plan to MPs – a slimmed-down service running into the mid-2040s. Here’s how
New forecasts predict Freeview will shrink to under 1 million homes by 2034 as Freely climbs to 10.5 million – here’s what it means for your TV.
Government drawing up plans to switch off Freeview and Freesat, with green paper expected within weeks. Here’s what it means for millions of UK viewers
Rik Mayall, Randall and Hopkirk, and a Fawlty Towers prototype – Rewind TV’s June 2026 lineup on Freeview and Sky is packed with classic British comedy