Monthly Archives: March 2009

Sky tell us that they have today launched Never Miss, an online reminder service which scans TV listings across all UK channels and then sends email notifications to viewers when their favourite movies or TV series are scheduled to appear on TV.    By registering with the service, viewers are… Read the rest...

There are reports today of the launch of OnLive, which allows online gamers to stram on-demand games at the highest quality. The service would remove the need for expensive in home games consoles such as Playstation, Xbox and Wii. Onlive claims to have invented a data compression technology… Read the rest...

We have covered the ins and outs of the BT fibre-optic broadband roll-out saga for the last few months. BT had threatened to pull or delay their £1.5bn investment in a fibre-optic broadband infrastructure as they felt that they were being prevented by Ofcom from… Read the rest...

Ofcom announced yesterday that BT will now be allowed to market their digital TV, broadband and home phone services as a single digital bundle deal. This may sound confusing as to all intents and purposes these services are already offered together, as in order to get… Read the rest...

Details were released today of a survey commissioned by the Association for Television On-Demand (ATVOD) and conducted by YouGov. According to the survey, 75% of adults know about video on demand, half have used on-demand services and nearly a quarter (20%) use them every week. Viewing takes place across… Read the rest...