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  • BT exclusive Fear the Walking Dead gets second sneak peek video

    BT exclusive Fear the Walking Dead gets second sneak peek video

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    AMC has released a second early look at Fear the Walking Dead, the highly anticipated companion series to hit drama The Walking Dead. As announced earlier this month, Fear the Walking Dead will get its UK premier this September when AMC launches in the UK under an exclusive multi-year deal with BT.

  • BT Sport Europe heading to Virgin Media

    BT Sport Europe heading to Virgin Media

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    When it launches this summer, BT Sport Europe will be be the exclusive home of the UEFA Champions League and Europa League.

  • Just how exclusive is BT’s exclusive new premium drama channel?

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    The most asked question about BT’s new AMC channel is whether the channel is really exclusive to BT or is simply launching on its TV platform first, before arriving on the Virgin Media and Sky programme guides shortly after.

  • BT to become the exclusive UK home of AMC

    BT to become the exclusive UK home of AMC

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    A raft of major new dramas are heading to BT’s TV service after the ISP struck a deal to become the exclusive UK home of AMC, the US cable network. AMC’s past hits include Breaking Bad, Mad Men and Walking Dead. Today’s deal means Fear the Walking Dead, a spin-off of the last of these,…

  • BT to sell Game of Thrones Season 5 from Tuesday

    BT to sell Game of Thrones Season 5 from Tuesday

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    Last month the pay-TV broadcaster and ISP added the hit show’s first four seasons to its buy to keep download store which is available via its YouView set top boxes. Other shows available include HBO’s True Detective and Entourage, plus Jame Spader’s The Blacklist and popular spy drama Homeland.

  • Could the Champions League help BT TV overtake Virgin Media?

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    There was a plenty of confidence and swagger on show from BT bosses when the media returned to the BT Sport studios this week to discover how the firm planned to monetise its exclusive Champions League rights.