Sky's new NOW TV internet-delivered television service has launched on YouView set top boxes, marking an incredible turnaround in relations between the pay-TV giant and the BBC-backed venture. An app ...
The BBC Trust has endorsed the BBC’s continuing participation in the internet-connected TV service YouView, subject to a number of conditions, in the findings of a review published today. The review ...
YouView next-gen update: YouView has just had a massive software update intended to take the fight to rival smart TV services like Sky and Virgin. Is it any good? We went eyes-on with the new-look ...
We’ll send you a myFT Daily Digest email rounding up the latest TalkTalk Telecom Group PLC news every morning. YouView, the internet-connected TV venture formerly known as Project Canvas, has come ...
Last week we gave you a sneak preview of what YouView looked like prior to its official launch earlier today. The Next Web was in attendance to see Lord Sugar, YouView Chairman, and CEO Richard Halton ...
YouView, the BBC-backed internet TV service, is estimated to have up to 230,000 subscribers six months after launch, with TalkTalk revealing that it is seeing demand running at more than 10,000 ...
YouView - for those unfamiliar - is a TV service that wraps up digital Freeview channels with online catchup services such as BBC iPlayer and plenty more. YouView's "subscription free" concept is ...
Look out YouView: Freeview is launching an Internet-connected TV service to add catch-up and online shows to your telly without being tied to your broadband provider. The connected service will be ...
YouView set-top boxes, which will let you watch online catch-up and on-demand services, will have at least half a gigabyte of RAM and a hard disc of at least 320GB for recording TV, the organisation ...
YouView, the connected TV platform powering BT TV, TalkTalk TV and Plusnet TV, will soon cease issuing "generic updates", in the words of one BT Community Forum mod. The move will instead allow ...
Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. YouView, the internet TV company backed by media groups such as the BBC, ITV and Channel 4, has yet to secure ...
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