Sky
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Sky to offer TV without a dish from 2018
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From next year, customers unable to have a dish installed at their premises will be able to receive a Sky Q set top box as part of a long-term subscription and receive the broadcaster’s channels via their standard broadband connection.
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Discovery threatens to pull channels from Sky in carriage dispute
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Like all commercial channel owners, Discovery charges TV operators such as Sky for the right to offer their channels to subscribers, the pay-TV firm then recoups the cost through the prices it charges each subscriber.
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Sky snaps up Homes by the Sea and Teen Mom UK production house
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The deal is the latest in a series of acquisitions by Sky in recent years, including the purchase of Great British Bake Off off producers Love Productions, and further reduces Sky’s reliance in consumer subscription revenue.
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Sky’s sim-only mobile service goes live
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As announced in November, customers will be allowed to ‘roll over’ any unused data allowance for up to three years, and will be able to move tariff every month.
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Sky Sports will “never stand still” says channel boss
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2016, which marked the channel’s 25th anniversary, saw the launch of the new Sky Sports Mix channel which is free to all Sky TV homes and the securing of some major rights packages including full coverage of The Open Championship.
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Sky launches ‘UK’s lowest priced’ fibre broadband
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The deal is available to new and existing Sky TV customers, as well as TV customers with Sky Broadband when they sign up to an 18 month contract.