Monthly Archives: July 2010

Much has been written about the Sky and BT war of words on Sky Sports 1 & 2 pricing and the fight has taken to the streets (or rather our TV screens). BT have a reported £30m stuffed in their… Read the rest...

Unlike the cricket UK football fans are going to have to wait a bit longer until they can enjoy the beautiful game in 3D. According to the Telegraph’s Matt Warman FIFA have been the bottleneck in bringing World Cup games to a British audience, with none of… Read the rest...

July 8th marks another milestone in English cricket history with the first ever 3D cricket match broadcast. Punters wanting to enjoy the England v Bangladesh clash at Trent Bridge need look no further than their local pub (trebles all ’round!) on Thursday. 1,000 UK pubs are equipped… Read the rest...

Rural companies, communities and individuals will be able to apply for government-funded grants of up to £1,000 for broadband access according to the Welsh Assembly. The cash handout applies per property and is subject to applicants receiving quotes from broadband service providers. £2 million of public money… Read the rest...

Earlier this year Ofcom ruled that Sky must sell on its Sky Sports channels to other broadcasters for slightly reduced prices.  This has resulted in some major changes in the sports TV market, not only in terms of the pricing but… Read the rest...