Posted by Simon Perry on 5 May 2006 | Tagged as: 3G, Content, Content Deals, Sky, UK, Vodafone
If you like these sports and you’re a 3G Vodafone subscribers, you’ll be able to watch them live for an extra £5/month.
Posted by Simon Perry on 27 February 2006 | Tagged as: Business, Content Deals, Satellite TV, Sky, UK, Video on Demand (VoD)
Sky is never one to standstill. Today they’ve announced the largest non-US distribution deal Disney has done to date. Stand by for Disney content.
Posted by Simon Perry on 8 February 2006 | Tagged as: Broadband, Business, Satellite-delivered, Sky, UK
BSkyB is getting ready for further domination of the UK (and possibly beyond) as they announce role changes at the top.
Posted by Simon Perry on 26 January 2006 | Tagged as: Business, Interactive TV (iTV), Sky, UK
UK Interactive advertising pioneer, ZipTV has hit the buffers, falling into receivership.
Posted by Simon Perry on 17 January 2006 | Tagged as: Content, EPG, Sky, Software
The biggest upgrade to Sky’s EPG since 1998 is released today which include personalised choice of 50 channels. Controversially they’re changing the use of the coloured buttons.
Posted by Tim Bourne on 6 January 2006 | Tagged as: Computer-Centric, Distribution, Microsoft, Sky, UK
We all knew that Sky planned broadband delivery after buying EasyNet, but this delivery to MS Media Centre move is a bit of a surprise.
Posted by Tim Bourne on 20 December 2005 | Tagged as: Broadband, BT, Business, Digital TV, Sky
What a shame, BT are really starting to feel the pressure – not only in telephony, but also in their yet-to-be-released IPTV service.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 21 November 2005 | Tagged as: BBC, Computer-Centric, Platforms, Satellite TV, Sky, UK
Workshirkers rejoice as even more job-avoiding distractions are coming to a desktop near you … and without giving money to Sky!
Posted by Tim Bourne on 16 November 2005 | Tagged as: Business, Digital Rights Management (DRM), Microsoft, Sky
Some are now starting to think that Easynet may prove to have been a low price to pay to gain control over another unregulated delivery path for Sky.
Posted by Tim Bourne on 11 November 2005 | Tagged as: BBC, Distribution, Satellite TV, Sky
As more evidence appears, it is becoming less likely that the BBC are serious about the launch of their ‘FreeSat’ service in the UK.
