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BT adds Sony Entertainment Television to TV line-up
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BT has struck a deal to offer Sony’s UK TV channel to BT Vision and YouView from TV customers. Both TV platforms offer free aerial delivered digital terrestrial channels alongside optional subscription channels delivered via broadband. BT’s £7 per month channel pack offers SD versions of some of the UK’s most popular channels including UKTV’s…
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BT announces February Barclays Premier League games
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BT Sport is to screen 5 live Barclays Premier League games in February, including matches featuring “four of the current top five teams.” The matches include Arsenal v Manchester United at the Emirates on Wednesday February 12 and Chelsea v Everton ten days later and Liverpool v Arsenal on Saturday February 8 at Anfield. BT…
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BT signs sports news deal with sntv
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BT Sport has struck a deal with sports news agency sntv which gives it access to press conferences and breaking news. The deal, announced by sntv in a statement, also allows BT Sport to work with sntv’s editorial team on additional material for its programming. “As a new dedicated sports network we need breadth of…
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BT adds full albums to music on demand service
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BT has bolstered its music on demand service by adding entire albums from top artists such as Robbie Williams, Gary Barlow and Ellie Goulding. The company already offers its TV customers access to around 2,500 current and back catalogue music videos and concerts. From today users can also stream individual tracks or whole albums from…
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BT Sport scores multiyear NBA deal
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bt sportBT has struck an “exclusive multiyear” deal to screen NBA games on TV and online to fans in the UK and Ireland. Coverage starts on December 1st when the Indiana Pacers take on the LA Clippers at 8.30pm UK time on BT Sport 2 and the broadcaster says fans can look forward to regular…
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BT and Cardiff council partner to create new city centre WiFi network
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Cardiff Council has teamed up wit BT to launch of a free public wi-fi service covering the city centre’s busiest tourist, leisure and businesses areas. The first phase will see Queen Street, The Hayes, the High Street and St Mary Street all connected to the new WiFi network which will extended to the Cardiff Bay…