Freeview
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Freeview calls time on SD-only set top boxes and TVs
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The UK’s largest free-to-air TV platform doesn’t make its own devices but instead allows authorised manufacturers to use its logo on equipment which meets a minimum technical standard.
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Freeview to gain new channel from pay-TV giant Fox
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The broadcaster already operates a number of successful pay-TV channels, including National Geographic, and will bolster its line-up with YourTV, which is “primarily aimed” at female audiences.
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Next generation Freeview service to launch next month
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The service combines catch-up TV from the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5 with aerial-delivered live channels and will compete alongside Freesat and YouView.
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Freeview and Sky viewers to see Fear the Walking Dead pilot
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Fear the Walking Dead is the centrepiece in the new AMC channel which launches this week exclusively from BT and which is free to all BT TV customers and Sky viewers who pay for the BT Sport pack.
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CBS Drama to join Freeview and YouView line-up
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The channel is already available to Sky, Freesat and Virgin Media households and will join Freeview and YouView EPGs at channel 74 from September 1st, meaning virtually the entire UK will now be able to access its shows.
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Manhattan joins growing list of Freeview Play manufacturers
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Manhattan’s new models will include a standalone receiver (T3) and two digital recorders (T3-R) offering a choice of 500GB and 1TB hard drives. All will include Wi-fi connectivity and will be available in stores early next year. Prices have yet to be confirmed.