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  • BT TV to offer Sky Atlantic from early 2019 after rivals strike content deal

    BT TV to offer Sky Atlantic from early 2019 after rivals strike content deal

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    The deal will see Sky add the full NOW TV experience to BT’s YouView set top boxes, bringing the full range of Sky Sports, Sky Cinema and Sky entertainment channels including Sky Atlantic to BT households.

  • PBS America comes to Freeview and YouView

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    Programming highlights this festive season include the brand-new Frontline investigation, Putin’s Revenge (9pm, Friday 22 December), the four-part American Experience Walt Disney (Christmas Eve), as well as PBS’s highest rating TV series ever, The Civil War (Saturday 30 December) and Jazz (New Year’s Day) both by legendary filmmaker, Ken Burns.

  • TalkTalk TV – big on bravado, but short on ambition

    TalkTalk TV – big on bravado, but short on ambition

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    TalkTalk really had assembled a collection of journalists and analysts at its HQ to announce that that very soon the UK’s smallest pay-TV brand would offer the same mobile app and multi-room services its rivals already do.

  • Freeview Play claims 1.5m sales and 55% market share

    Freeview Play claims 1.5m sales and 55% market share

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    Launched two years ago, Freeview Play offers TV fans an easy way of accessing catch-up services such as BBC iPlayer and All4 alongside standard Freeview channels.

  • BT brings EE, Plusnet and BT brands into a new unified consumer division

    BT brings EE, Plusnet and BT brands into a new unified consumer division

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    The changes, which will help the ISP and broadcaster cut costs and slimline its business structure, will see the departure of existing BT Consumer CEO John Petter who will leave the group after 13 years.

  • BT TV customers unhappy with new Sky Sports pricing

    BT TV customers unhappy with new Sky Sports pricing

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    While Virgin Media and TalkTalk have wholesale deals in place with Sky which allow them to offer all of its channels to their customers, the satellite broadcaster and BT are locked in dispute over access to each other’s content.