Sky
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Sky Mobile to let customers roll-over unused data for up to three years
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The UK’s largest pay-TV firm announced plans to enter the mobile sector after rival BT confirmed its intent to buy EE, a move which made it the biggest ‘quad play’ provider of broadband, mobile, TV and fixed-line phone services.
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Sky News to broadcast from new studio in London’s Baby Shard
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Offering stunning backdrop over the City, the new state of the art studio will be home to Sky News’ flagship business show, Ian King Live, and will also serve as a hub for the Sky News business unit.
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New Sky+ update adds auto play feature
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Despite withdrawing Sky+ for all new customers, the firm is keen to stress its “continued investment” in the platform and says a new software update now being rolled out will put “great TV at the heart of the platform enjoyed by millions of customers and making TV viewing even simpler.”
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YouView loses second content provider as Sky Store quits platform
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Sky is to pull its movie download store from YouView from the end of this month, leaving the platform’s subscription-free customers without an option to buy and watch digital downloads on their set top boxes.
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Sky brings Premier League goal clips service to pubs
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The service will be available to All visitors to Sky Sports WiFi venues via the Sky Sports Football Score Centre mobile app.
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Sky Mobile’s launch nears after successful trials
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Announced in reaction to BT’s decision to buy EE, Sky Mobile will be piggy back on the O2 network and allow Sky to offer customers ‘quad play’ bundles of fixed, mobile, broadband and pay-TV.